Charlotte has experimenting with a nice discrete bit of flexbox on her personal site. Here she documents what she did, and what the fallback is.
You need your own site March 30, 2015 Charlotte Jackson, experimenting on her own site: I‘ve been super excited to see what all the fuss is about, so I have added flexbox to the simple header on this website. This also gave me a nice introduction to how it all works. If you do anything at all on the web and you do not have your own web site to play around with you’re crazy. If you need one, I know of a platform that would love to have you. /via Jeremy Keith. View all posts
This is an unintuitive—but very handy—use of of the flex-grow property. The use-case outlined here is fairly common.
Here’s another clever CSS technique. It uses flexbox to add horizontal lines either side of centred content.
The slides from Arelia’s flexbox talk.
Here’s a well put-together collection of common patterns that are now much easier thanks to flexbox.
Paul is digging deep into flexbox and finding it particularly useful for internationalisation …but there are still some gotchas.
Putting content first by combining responsive design with the CSS3 flexible box layout module.
Improving performance with containment.
Browsers and bugs.
Trying to understand a different mindset to mine.
Excellent as always.