Aysha Anggraini

On code, design, and movement

Fixing cropped subtitle on HTML5 Video for Chromecast Receiver on Overscan Mode

I am currently working on developing and maintaining the Chromecast Receiver app at Viki. For those of you who are not familiar with Chromecast, a Chromecast Receiver is a front-end app that runs on the Chromecast device making it possible for our users to display our content on their TV either through the mobile app […]

Beautiful Mistakes: Coming Up with Unconventional Layouts with CSS Grid

CSS Grid is awesome and that is because it is a new tool that makes working with layouts much easier. This post is not going to be about how to work with CSS Grid; I think there are plenty of posts and resources out there. This is going to be a documentation of my creative […]

A Budding Speaker’s Thoughts on Speaking

I gave my first talk on November 2015 at CSSConf Asia in Singapore. And then a few documented and undocumented ones at small meetups and at work. And then another one at Rakuten Tech Conference in Tokyo a few months ago in October. I didn’t actually plan on giving talks until my peers and mentors (and mom) […]

Picking on my pretty ugly CSS code

I went to the CSSConf.asia in Singapore recently and enjoyed lots of interesting talks. Out of all interesting talks that are given out that day, the information that stands out the most to me was about writing maintainable CSS and creating improving the performance of the UI. I work with a team of both front-end […]

Beautiful Horizontal Accordion with Pure CSS

This is long overdue! I created this last month before I started working and I love the result. I saw this accordion originally at Ch3mical.com, a portfolio by Paul Kelley. He had achieve this effect using images and jQuery. I decided to replicate the effect using pure CSS and font icons. For a better experience, […]