Last week we kicked off our newsletter with a look at our gorgeous new logo and brand. Tomorrow, we'll recap Sanity's NYC event, plus some links and updates. Check it out and get yourself on the list: btslttrs.com/letter-2025...

What happens to your business when TikTok gets banned? Or when Instagram changes its algorithm again? If your answer is "I don't know," you need a website. @demar.ee wrote about why a solid web presence still matters more than ever: btslttrs.com/li-why-star...

"Websites start failing to scale like Hemingway described going bankrupt: gradually, then suddenly." 💥 @demar.ee breaks down the hidden breaking points that turn your first website from asset to liability: btslttrs.com/bsky-first-...

Starting a website feels almost old-fashioned these days. But a good one still does what no platform can: ✅ Establishes credibility ✅ Speaks to many audiences ✅ Belongs fully to you @demar.ee wrote about why a website still matters: www.bitsandletters.com/ideas/why-w...

Contributions like ours pay for themselves tenfold every time we look up something like @bell.bz's CSS resets for a client project. And, more importantly, resources like @piccalil.li are foundational to an open, vibrant web platform, and we're proud to offer our support.

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We were at CSS Day with a LOT of students, thanks to both @bitsandletters.com and CSS Day for sponsoring them! 🫶

Thank you to @bitsandletters.com, who sponsor this year's #CSSDay not for themselves, but to make additional student tickets available to the event! Here are all student attendees on our conf stage. (Plus some special guests / photo bombers, can you spot them?) /ht @demar.ee

We'll have a lot more to say about this soon, but we've relaunched the B&L website, just in time for #config2025! www.bitsandletters.com

We are pleased to report that the DNS spirits are once again at peace, and we are now @bitsandletters.com on this website. Thank you all for your support during this stressful time.

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An SEO newsletter, by way of saying that Google’s AI Overviews are hot garbage that hurt click-through rates for every query they touch, pointed out you can get Google to invent definitions for nonsense phrases by searching “(weird phrase) meaning”. So I tested it: