#frontend

#frontend

EveryMatrix is a leading B2B SaaS provider delivering iGaming software, content and services. We provide casino, sports betting, platform and payments, and affiliate management to 200 customers worldwide. But that's not all! We're not just about numbers, we're about people. With a team of over 1400 passionate individuals spread across twelve countries in Europe, Asia, and the US, we're all united by our love for innovation and teamwork.

We are currently looking for a skilled & passionate Senior Frontend Engineer (m/f/d) to join the Storefront Unit onsite in Hamburg or Berlin. Our Storefront Core Team, is responsible for maintaining and developing the Storefront Core SDK and the accompanying Application Boilerplate. These two building blocks are the foundation of any Web Shop built with the Scayle Engine and are used by internal teams and external agencies. Jump to the next career step and unlock the future potential of frontend

The idea behind this is to share a full, unfiltered look at integrating CSS Cascade Layers into an existing legacy codebase. In practice, it's about refactoring existing CSS to use cascade layers without breaking anything. You can always get a fantastic overview of things in Stephenie Eckles' article, " Getting Started With CSS Cascade Layers ". But let's talk about the experience of integrating cascade layers into real-world code, the good, the bad, and the spaghetti.

In CSS, width and height are fundamentally different. By default, they're calculated in totally opposite ways, leading to common confusion for beginners.