My book, Accessibility For Everyone, is now free and online as a website. accessibilityforeveryone.site The book was first published by A Book Apart in 2017 but it holds up! It covers web accessibility for designers, developers, content folks, and really everyone who works in tech.

Friends working on design systems: What tools and practices have been successful for you when building and managing a shared component library for both web and native versions of an app?

Understanding the fundamentals of CSS layout When devs say that CSS is hard, they're usually talking about CSS layout. What often gets omitted is that developers are assumed to understand and effectively use CSS without being taught how it works in the first place. polypane.app/blog/underst...

Made a lil' library: codepen.github.io/slideVars/ Automatically detects CSS custom properties on the :root/html and gives you controls for adjusting them. (But it's also as configurable as you want it to be.)

you’re right! it feels mostly awful to Go Online™, these days. the internet in a sad state, for reason after reason after reason. but there is a way to fix it; to trade the voidful howling for a quiet & joyful song. here’s how to win the war for the soul of the internet, and build the Web We Want.

On day 15 of this year’s #HTMHellAdventCalendar, I “break” down (pun intended) an aspect of #HTML we often take for granted: Line breaks! htmhell.dev/adventcalend... #WebDesign #WebDev #CSS #Typography

Made a site comparing the sizes of living things :) The great Julius Csotonyi spent 5 months painting over 60 illustrations for the site, no ai used > neal.fun/size-of-life/

🌧️ hey yeah it’s launch day. had a blast making this website with the inimitable @likethecolour.red, a Bluesky Account & in many ways a dear friend whose outlook on life inspires me deeply :) this is a project made with love for the web, friends, and reiselust. i'm excited to share it with you.

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Fit width text in 1 line of CSS `text-grow: per-line scale;` nerdy.dev/css-text-grow (prototype in Canary 165+)

You want to see someone having fun on stage? Here comes @argyleink.front-end.social.ap.brid.gy nerding out on #midi and #css at the #btconf stage. Enjoy “Midi Meets CSS”. youtu.be/PMx-i0UuC5Q

CSS is so powerful now, it's amazing looking through older CSS and seeing what can be replaced with a one-liner. I'm on the hunt for snippets that used to be multiple lines of CSS that can now be done in one. Show me what you got!

✨ I just published a new post, and it’s all about one of the most mind-blowing new CSS features: subgrid. Honestly, when I first heard about subgrid, I figured it’d be a convenient little utility. I had no idea it would solve one of the most longstanding issues I’ve had with CSS. 😮 Check it out:

Chrome 144 features a small change to #CSS overscroll-behavior: it now also works on non-scrollable scroll containers. While this change might seem trivial, it fixes an issue people have been dealing with for ages: prevent a page from scrolling while a <dialog> is open. www.bram.us/2025/11/25/u...

🌱 Made some updates to my little Grid Paper app 🆕 Dual Hex grids are ready to roll for initiative! 🖨️ Printing should work now without futzing with settings 💾 Settings now stored in the URL for sharing or bookmarking grid-paper.daverupert.com?gridtype=dua...

🦊 “Artificial intelligence isn’t going anywhere. It’s the future.” I hear that line a lot. The thing is, futures are tricky. ethanmarcotte.com/wrote/the-li...

📣 Hear hear! The biggest savings on the Practical Accessibility course start *today*—for a limited time only. Starting today, you can get the course for 30% off — that's $279 instead of $399. The discounted price excludes sales tax that may be applied depending on where you are buying from.

I really can't wait to show you my CSS layout course. I'm learning a few things along the way. Currently, I'm working on some grid explanation and it's so much fun to have some aha-moments. Teaching is learning! ❤️ You can sign up for details: layoutmaestro.ishadeed.com

Something we’re always looking for is usages of container queries and their units that you might not have thought of. Ryan has exactly that for you here. ryanmulligan.dev/blog/transit...

The New York Times opinion page isn't holding anything back now smh.

I have a new article out! Super Simple Full-Bleed & Breakout Styles frontendmasters.com/blog/super-s... - my take on an old problem using modern CSS solutions. Using a spooky made up Halloween recipe to illustrate concepts. PS @chriscoyier.net told me to be proud of it 😛 #CSS

There’s something magical about physics-based animation. When we use springs instead of Bézier curves, we tend to get way smoother motion. Up until recently, we’ve needed to use JS libraries for this, but a modern feature lets us emulate springs in native CSS. ✨ Just published a new post:

Complete CSS has been live for nearly a year now and some of the most important content in the course is now free, for everyone to learn from. piccalil.li/links/the-en...

#HTML is only as accessible as you write it. Semantics determine what an element is, and browsers provide some interactive behavior for native interactive elements for free. But just because two patterns have similar behavior doesn't make them semantically the same.

With only 1 week until Halloween it's time to start brushing up on your demon ghost fighting skills! Play now on @codepen.io -> codepen.io/ste-vg/full/...

✍️ Solved by Modern CSS: Section Layout A new interactive article about a typical section layout and exploring how to make it more dynamic with modern CSS. Happy reading! ishadeed.com/article/mode...

For this week's halloween masks @codepen.io challenge, I present to you: Unmasked! codepen.io/hexagoncircl...

Did we all celebrate that `::details-content` works in all major browsers now? 🎉 developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...

I did get around to blogging this. frontendmasters.com/blog/modern-... Hopefully the step-by-step syntax stuff in here makes shape() a little more approachable.

Container queries and CSS make it simple to smoothly transition an element to the other side of its parent container without knowing exact dimensions or distance. Read more in my latest post: ryanmulligan.dev/blog/transit...

“I feel like web developers are constantly being gaslit into thinking that complex over-engineered solutions are the only option. […] That’s not good for users, and I don’t think it’s good for us either.” Mic drop by @adactio.com 👏 adactio.com/journal/22178

CSS is getting support for functions, so I made a small utility library for useful things. It's also a copy-pasteable reference. WIP. github.com/sindresorhus...

Here is my idea with less of code css-tip.com/tooltip-anch... The trick is to play with the margin property to show/hide the arrows. cc @una.im @bram.us

Are you the type of dev who just copies and pastes hex codes? If so, I've written an article over at @piccalil.li just for you! I take a look at some of the new CSS colour features that are most useful for those who don't really care about colours. piccalil.li/blog/a-pragm...

Has anyone come across this issue with CSS text-wrap: balance in Safari 18.6? On initial page load, an SVG element placed inline with text renders on the next line. Resizing the browser window or focusing links aligns it proper. Here's a CodePen with the issue: codepen.io/hexagoncircl...

just deployed to gradient.style - better import design - more resilient parser (understands more syntax) - supports multi-layered gradient imports

Do you have any smaller/under-the-radar CSS sites/people that you follow? Looking for blogs, YouTube channels, or anyone who just shares cool CSS stuff. Reply if you know any, and look at the replies for new people/sites to follow 😊

✨ New article ✨ Are we at the start of a new era? Chrome 140 introduced CSS Typed Arithmetic. It might seem like a minor change, but I believe it's huge as it opens the door to countless new possibilities and a whole new era of Computational CSS. What do you think? css-tricks.com/css-typed-ar...

Hi all! 👋 I was laid off and am looking for my next senior front end developer role. I have 19+ years of experience working with small agencies and Fortune 500 companies and focus on writing clean, accessible HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Resume: aubreysambor.com/resume/ Leads/reposts appreciated!

Please add this tiny bit-o-CSS for stable scrollbar gutters to your Reset Stylesheets www.zachleat.com/web/stable-s...

georgefrancis.dev - designed a new website… now with *even less* website

🚀The new CSS sibling-index() and sibling-count() functions let us create staggered animations, dynamic color palettes, and even complex circular layouts with ease. I wrote about my first experiments with these fantastic new CSS additions. So much fun! ♥️ ✨ #CSS utilitybend.com/blog/styling...

🎥 New (Video) Podcast: "Navigating the World of Web Accessibility with Sara Soueidan", with @kevinpowell.co www.youtube.com/watch?v=ndGK... I finally sat down with Kevin for a long-overdue, in-depth conversation about web #accessibility, and we had a blast!

🛠️ New Article: The Basics of Anchor Positioning I wrote an article covering some basics of CSS anchor positioning. Really excited to share this one! 🤩 🔗 ishadeed.com/article/anch...

I spoke with a few developers about their experience of AI tools being effectively mandated and learned some horrors in the process. I do give some advice on how to navigate this for people experiencing the same as these contributors though. piccalil.li/blog/are-…

I went down a rabbit hole trying to understand and visualize how fluid typography calculations work in #CSS. Here's a video and interactive codepen with the results: www.oddbird.net/2025/08/26/t... Adjust the values to see how they impact the rate of change, the viewport-size range, and page zoom!

✨ Big O ✨ Let me take you on a visual introduction to what big O notation is in my new blog post: samwho.dev/big-o. With big O notation you can better understand how algorithms will perform in practice, finding orders of magnitude improvements often with very simple changes to your code.

Randomness in CSS!! Please try it out and give us some feedback: webkit.org/blog/17285/r... :)

A note from my late Grandmother about Eleventy www.zachleat.com/web/history-...

Ever cry while cutting an onion? Well, now you don’t have to! Building off of chef J. Kenji López-Alt, we found the mathematically optimal way to dice an onion. *Cutting uniform pieces has not been proven to reduce crying, but you do get bragging rights. pudding.cool/2025/08/onio...