@bram.us with cranking up view transitions to 11. The program at #CSSday is on fire. Are we really already starting the last two talks of day 1? 😮 The view transitions API is a powerhouse... Easy to get, hard to master. Bramus helps us to get closer to the latter.

@sjoy.lol giving us insights on light and dark mode. Not just about the CSS features, but also pointing out that contrast is a balance. Too much contrast can be bad as well. Great informative talk! 🤩

Interesting CSS crimes at #CSSday and a showcase on creating a CPU with CSS. By @rebane2001.bsky.social

What actually happens when you place width: 50%? A look under the hood of a browser engine by Jelle Raaijmakers (Ladybird). #CSSday

Normally @joshtumath.uk always gives a great overview on socials during #CSSDay. At the moment he's a bit preoccupied giving a talk himself. Starting with blowing our minds with text scaling differences on different devices/browsers. Now... Can we fix this?

I remember playing with my oklchroma.utilitybend.com side project. I always stumbled on issues where it felt too mathematical! Never getting it perfect for some reason. Some of the reasons for my struggles were beautifully answered here at the first talk by @lea.verou.me at #CSSDay 🙏💯

Too many good conversations yesterday to write social media posts. But hey! #CSSday is starting ♥️

Tomorrow is the moment I arrive in Amsterdam for one of the highlights of my year... #CSSday Some might wonder, don't you know most of the stuff discussed there and the answer is... No..., I know quite a lot of new features but I love to see what people do with them, 2 days full of inspiration

Just had a relaxing holiday, in a few days CSS day starts. This year I can just sit back and relax. Until CSS Café, where I have a small presentation to give. And since I'll be pitching something close to my heart to a bunch of smart people. I'm actually pretty nervous about that one as well 😅

Morning walk... Oh hello! 🐿️

Lunch with mom. 😊

🚀 New article about a landscape change. I feel like I had to try this, so I also shared some thoughts on it: I experimented with bringing my blog’s visual identity into ChatGPT via MCP + a custom widget. Just tinkering... utilitybend.com/blog/ai-or-n... #webdev #css #javascript #ux #ai

Third talk of the day! Talking about token costs. Which is important for us, and our clients.

Doing a coven of wisdom meetup! Cane here with my colleague Luca. Conversations of UI and AI. 😊

I'm claiming this for an office today!

Try it out, would love to hear feedback!

💡 CSS Tip! Connecting two circles with a curved line using only CSS? Yes, it's possible! 🤩 css-tip.com/connected-ci... A demo powered by the future of CSS (border-shape, if(), anchor position, etc). Update your Chrome and play with it! Stay tuned for more complex connections 👀

Vermeer’s Girl With The Pearl Earring will be shown in Osaka, later this year, and the press conference was as Japanese as you’d expect #Vermeer

Some great talks on personas in an age of AI and Taste, performance and a11y in an AI world. I loved the UI shout-out here. Taste is so important. #webexpo

Designers should be more container query aware. it's a team responsibility for devs and design together. The "I can't do that in Figma" should not be a blocker. "Design component based", learn basic capabilities such as length units available in the browser. Know the medium you design for. #webexpo

Starting the second day of #webexpo with some weird stuff in Javascript with @krasimir.bsky.social this is fun. 😃

It had to be...

Yesterday I had the pleasure meeting @luckynkosi.bsky.social at #webexpo, we took a walk in the city together, now for his presentation I hope not to get attacked by a drone.😂

It's interesting. I did a write-up on recreating my site recently with design tokens. Where I would use light-dark() directly in semantic tokens choose patterns. It's always great to see other approaches and strategies on the topic. Definitely left some food for thought. Thx Anastasiia. #webexpo

Having a microphone run dead on you while doing the build-up and continuing with a handheld as someone who uses his hands a lot is scary. But I'm happy to see so many enjoyed it, the comments in the app were heartwarming. These things can happen and fast reaction from the team. Thank you #webexpo ♥️

Good question right? I feel like I came from that age where every website is a masterpiece. We are always reaching for "safe choices". Great talk at #webexpo

Keynote at #webexpo by @switchangel.bsky.social. I had the pleasure of learning about #strudel a few years back. I play around with it sometimes, one of those things I love and hope to find some time for. 😅 I mean. I could be grandpa strudel when I retire. Thank you for that lovely Keynote. 💯🙏

Had a great walk yesterday in Prague. A lovely welcome by the @webexpo.bsky.social team. Excited for today! If you want to learn about select elements, new CSS trickery and web standards you can use today. Find me at the great hall 1pm. Hungry? Feel free to enjoy a banana while watching. 😂

Sic!

The Boring Internet, by @[email protected]: https://www.terrygodier.com/the-boring-internet?ref=frontenddogma.com #web #protocols #economics #ai #indieweb

The best thing about traveling to Prague for #webexpo on a public holiday is that now I have time to catch up on my reading on trains/planes. Finally having a good start on "the secret lives of colour".

Here's the recording of this year's “What's new in Web UI” talk @una.im and I gave at Google I/O earlier this week. youtu.be/uT7MVcCQ4rw Very happy with how it went, and I think you might find it useful, so give it a watch 😊 #ChromeDevRel #GoogleIO

CSS style() queries landed in Firefox 151 making them newly available across engines. Here's how they work:

Interesting angle on Web UI this year at @developers.google.com I/O. I like it! io.google/2026/explore...

🚀 New article on gap decorations (coming soon) in CSS. I have a small obsession with clean layout lines, and this is the first time it feels easy to draw them without polluting the markup. Goes through the new properties, a playground, and some experiments... 👾 utilitybend.com/blog/css-is-...

Cool idea for a three-thumb range slider? 🤔 A 3-thumb pattern modeled on a DAW crossfade. The outer thumbs set when Track A starts fading out and when Track B reaches full volume; the middle thumb biases the crossover point that determines which track dominates the overlap.

Hmmm to go watch a standup by Dylan Moran later this year or not 🤔

Hello Bluesky! I don’t post here hardly ever (or at all!) but I’m trying to share my writing a bit more. Sorry in advance if you follow me for front end development, I don’t really post about that anymore. Anyway, here’s a short story I wrote today: michellebarker.co.uk/writing/oper...

Created a storybook plugin to show stories in different writing modes. www.npmjs.com/package/stor... Currently has some limitations but it helps you with a CSS scanner. It shows you where you could use a logical property. Also has config options and a matrix mode.

A hotel for #css people?

Look what I see during the @engineeringkiosk.dev meetup 😏 cc @pixelambacht.bsky.social

Time to get a bit nervous? 😅

@bram.us at #BTconf getting people excited on view transitions (and apparently also was awake at 5:30am due to the little hotel fire in the kitchen)

Found the #CSS table with @ichimnetz.com, @utilitybend.com, and @bram.us at #btconf! 🙌

A font that does a fit-width automatically? 😮 Interesting talk on indian typefaces and challenges about them here at #BTconf

Beats in the morning at #BTconf opendaw.studio The low latency running from the browser is sweet 🤩

Gooooood morning Düsseldorf

Your work is a gift #BTconf

The future is solar! So nice to see how beautiful solar design could be integrated in daily lives. #BTConf

I feel after this talk I should try and ask my wife if I can buy a flamethrower... Because I want to experiment with some CSS. 😂 Great talk! Long live the tinkerer!