I finally updated iOS and Mac and I kinda dig it. The actual glass styles are meh but I enjoy a lot of the UI shifts in iOS safari and in apple mail on both. Not sure I want widgets on my desktop but I see my desktop so rarely anyways

This is 🔥 codepen.io/jh3y/pen/JoG...

I really dig the UI wrapper component!

This is clever! codepen.io/cbolson/pen/...

I've looked up to Mat forever so this is a bucket list moment. He taught me JavaScript properly [checks notes] nearly a decade ago with JavaScript for Web Designers and now, my knowledge is even deeper after editing this course. It really is an evergreen resource. It's how we roll at @piccalil.li

Check out this sweet Scroll-Driven Animations demo created by Jeff (after he watched my free video course – scroll-driven-animations.style#learn) codepen.io/webcraftsman... (Browser support: Chrome 115, Safari 26)

some time back I built this little border radius visualizer to help figure out how some complex shapes might work- what's interesting (but understood) is how adjustments to specific corners of the element *seem* to affect other corners codepen.io/cobra_winfre...

We’re live!! My brand-new course, “Whimsical Animations”, is now available. 🥳🎉 whimsy.joshwcomeau.com I’m so excited to share all of my animation tools and techniques with y’all. 😄

TFW you can't find any software that will let you track map locations connected to structured data in a table in one interface so you have to vibe code it yourself. Felt, Airtable, etc. were all $100+/month for the right to do this. Lol, nope. One day of GPT-5 vibe coding and problem solved.

Can you help me out, bluesky? 🦋 When exactly did `outline` start following the `border-radius` rounding? Because in the beginning, that wasn't the case. When did that change? When did the change land in browsers? Thank you! Reposts appreciated. #CSS

Here's a #CSS study list, 100+ features to checkout from the past ~5 years. There're surprises in here for even the most knowledgeable front-end developer! nerdy.dev/cascading-se...

👋🏻❤️ I just wrapped a project with a lovely client, and I’m thinking about what’s next. So! I’ve got availability for new work starting in October 2025. Spiffed up the ol’ portfolio a bit to showcase some past projects, and to talk about the work I do: ethanmarcotte.com/work/

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I have Dia invites if anyone is interested, I've been enjoying it and the UI is better than Comet IMNHO. Comet was a Windows vibe to me, but I looooove Perplexity

Had some fun playing with a CSS function for adding stylized corners to elements codepen.io/dandenney/pe... I know they won't be available for a bit, but Una's post made me nostalgic for SASS functions

🛠️ 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...

Complete CSS (complete-css.com) graduate, Abban, has re-done their website and it’s stunning. Expertly themed too 👏 abandon.ie

So fun codepen.io/filipz/pen/G...

This was a glorious night! So glad I was there and that you can now watch what happened bradfrost.com/blog/post/fr...

Creating proportional, equal-height image rows with CSS, 11ty, and Nunjucks jeremyrobertjones.com/blog/proport...

Closer and closer to frameworks not being needed for standard projects frontendmasters.com/blog/archite...

For anyone who wants to join me on this nostalgic relaunch, I have two invites to the new Digg

My partner is in a fullstack bootcamp and I never would have imagined I'd be excitedly explaining why .map is so much better than a for loop, on the couch on Friday night. And yet, here I am

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...

Love this! Great share and the why and how

I’m using LLMs for a lot of coding-related things lately, but one thing it’s absolutely not ready for is installing Tailwind 4 in Astro I wonder if it’s the level of documentation? But, Astro’s implementation is 3 steps and I’ve even pointed Cursor at it

I'm hiring, again! I'm looking for a strong (senior+) design-engineer (full 50/50 split) to join our design system team. Come bring the craft back to UI design!

Every issue of Spark from CodePen has something I love. Today's is this codepen.io/josetxu/pen/...

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Gotta love it when a GIF in an email from a pizza place makes you smile and say "that's dope"

Here's the keycap color changer we're building in my upcoming Prismic course. I kept the animation simpler for this one, but I think it's still pretty fun to play with. Made with Three.js and @gsap-greensock.bsky.social. 3d model by the wonderful @leifs.website

Stunning product site! chroniclehq.com?utm_source=s... They really got me when I went to go scroll and my mouse changed. :chefs-kiss:

This is so fun! Love the "NotGeo" codepen.io/jop/pen/odYavP

"Dan Webb wrote about how he and his team migrated their site from Next.js to Eleventy and improved performance by 24%. But who knows, maybe he’s just deep in Big Static’s pocket" - Bytes etch.co/blog/we-migr...

Wiiiiiiiiild email from Marriott Bonvoy email-marriott.com/H/2/v7000001...

I have used <section> thousands of times and I never knew that you have to use an aria tag to link it to the heading element <section aria-labelledby="learned-heading"> <h2 id="learned-heading">Today I Learned</h2> </section> Picked it up from Kevin today www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGvg...

Oooh @joshwcomeau.com does it again with this amazing SVG article! I love all of the interactive bits! www.joshwcomeau.com/svg/friendly...

Putting together a little talk on Figma MCP and cursor. Does anyone have or know of a public Figma file that uses best practices that I can use as an example? I’ve bought some that work well but can’t share them

Newsletters! Newsletters! Get your newsletters here! @ericwbailey.website has started a series of posts on sharing your newsletters, inspired by @marcthiele.com I shared mine and rather than calling out specific people, I hereby tag you if you see this post www.dandenney.com/posts/genera...

Ugh, Cursor now opens SVGs as an image like VS Code. If you run into it, adding this to your settings.json is the fix "workbench.editorAssociations": { "*.svg": "default" }

CSS pro tip: :target { scroll-margin-block-start: 2em; } Adds a nice bit of breathing room to stuff that's anchored via URL like example.​com/#my-element

This looks interesting: XMCP, a framework for quickly building MCP servers with TS, in just a /tools directory xmcp.dev

Love the main post of this tedgoas.beehiiv.com/p/well-all-b... Ted's newsletter is always good and this is spot on

One of the best in the game, shared by The Godfather! I've been looking up to these two for 16 years as web person

Fave article of the day frontendmasters.com/blog/quantit... I need to play with a version that also swaps based on the container size, that's the most common use case I run into, where a design is a carousel on mobile and 2 or 3 columns on wider screens. So nice to just use CSS

Such a fun and beautiful UI for color generation kigen.design/color

Fun collaboration and excellent share frontendmasters.com/blog/custom-...

Liquid Glass, but in CSS *Fantastic walkthrough. Not looking forward to this in iOS but an excellent share atlaspuplabs.com/blog/liquid-...

Nice take on the team value of Tailwind. I still think that the number one benefit for it is that it’s the best documentation on the web for how to write styles www.mux.com/blog/tailwin...

If you're not on the "no AI" train, Dia is really nice. It's missing the tab experience that Arc had, but being able to ask questions on sites without leaving the view is very handy I'm only low-level so far, but I'm sure some folks are finding powerful ways to use it already www.diabrowser.com