If you or anyone else reading this wants to see it cross-browser, please upvote this bsky.app/profile/patr...

My 14-year old wants to give D&D a try, and got me, my wife, and his brother (who's 11) on board. I'm going to be DM, but never played before. Anyone have any advice, suggestions, or resources to help? We're going to be doing one of the starter sets, and I'm in the middle of reading the rules.

Wrote an article on this three and a half years ago, happy to see it finally making into browsers 😅 12daysofweb.dev/2022/css-ima...

Coming to Liverpool in spring 2027, Viewport is a conference about the web, the people who build it, and the people we build it for. Follow for updates, and sign up for our mailing list. No spam, we Promise.resolve();

Wohoooo 🎉 Now I can finally learn how to center a div

here is the new CSS Border shape API this is going to unlock so many sick new designs

Prompted by @bram.us' encouragement, I've written about popovers and the backdrop psuedo selector and how I think…it can lead to anti-patterns, it certainly did for me. remysharp.com/2026/05/08/p...

How to Control Infinite CSS Animations (Part 1 of 2) Something like manipulating the speed of an animation isn't a big deal, but it's harder when the animation is *already running*. We got tricks.

Deathmatch cssDOOM is coming soon! Still plenty of small issues, but it works already pretty well. Added side-by-side and also multi-window. Has one advantage, that if the other player gets annoying and tries to kill you, you can just close his window and you win.

Super excited to be speaking at ZurichJS! It'll be my first time in Switzerland and I'll finally get to meet @tolin.ski! Oh, and I get to try to convince a bunch of JS devs that CSS is awesome 😅

Hello front-end friends. We’re excited to welcome @kevinpowell.co to the stage. Kevin is an educator, speaker, and one of the most recognisable voices in the web community. Through videos, streams, courses, and talks, he has inspired a global community and helped developers fall in love with CSS.

@kevinpowell.co I shared your recent article (piccalil.li/blog/a-pragm...) on my work Slack and what followed was a Kevin Powell appreciation thread. Hope your ears are burning in a nice way.

If you have a developer education budget at work, I would really encourage you to use it on your favourite developer educators. A lot of us are deciding whether or not to keep doing this stuff, and that support would help send a signal that we should keep going. ❤️

I did up a new talk! I'm calling it In-N-Out Animations, and covers animating elements in and out of view/existence. It's FREE to see tomorrow at @smashingconf.com's Meet Style Sheets event. smashingconf.com/meets-style-... See ya there or, be `display: none;` or... uh, a funny version of that.

We hear this a lot from people. They hold off, finally try it and then wonder why they didn’t try it much earlier. So let’s try to take away some objections you might have. What’s keeping YOU from trying Polypane?

CSS frameworks are all fun while a project is greenfield, but after that, it's rarely the case. Leaning heavily on his experience as a CSS consultant fixing this exact problem, @bell.bz gives solid advice in this free lesson from Complete CSS. piccalilli.link/cc-free-less...

✨ It’s the final day of the launch sale for my new course, Whimsical Animations! The price will nearly double in a few hours. whimsy.joshwcomeau.com You can see the exact amount of time remaining here:

For the past 6 years, I’ve been working on developer education full time, on my online courses + blog. It’s been an incredible privilege to be able to focus on this stuff. ✨ I’m starting to wonder, though, whether the business model I’ve chosen is sustainable. Let me explain… 🧵

My oven died, and wasn't fixable, so I splurged a bit on an induction stovetop one... It's been about a month now, and I still can't wrap my mind around how fast it boils a pot of water 😅

I get emails for guests on my podcast from what feels like semi random PR firms, which makes me wonder, how much value is there in being a guest on podcasts? I'm guessing when they do this, they're doing a "podcast tour" of sorts of something, but how much value is there really in doing that?

As long as no one asks me what a closure is, I'm sure I'll fit right in 😅

✨ I just released a new (free!) tool for creating custom Bézier curves! courses.joshwcomeau.com/tools/bezier It has one special feature that I haven’t seen anywhere else, and it allows us to do something pretty cool. 🧵

We're almost at 7000 respondents for the second ever State of Web Dev AI survey. And you can take it even if you don't use AI–it's important that all voices be heard! survey.devographics.com/en-US/survey...

If you're looking to get more comfortable with flexbox or grid, I've got some new resources up for the two of them

As long as no one asks me what a closure is, I'm sure I'll fit right in 😅

I think everyone who thinks that it is no longer necessary to understand software engineering principles because of AI should spend a few minutes every day browsing /r/vibecoding. It's so so clear that technical skills are still worthwhile.

The View Transition API is getting more forgiving: in future, duplicate view transition names will no longer cancel your animation. The API will sweep them aside, give you a nudge in the console, and carry on with the uniquely named elements. Catch all the recent changes on The Bag’s API page:

Don't feel confident with either Flexbox or Grid? I recently created a free learning path for each of them over on The Cascade. The paths are curated videos from my YouTube channel, along with code editors to follow along with, and extra challenges to reinforce what you're learning.

Don't feel confident with either Flexbox or Grid? I recently created a free learning path for each of them over on The Cascade. The paths are curated videos from my YouTube channel, along with code editors to follow along with, and extra challenges to reinforce what you're learning.

Chrome looks set to ship an LLM Prompt API to the web platform. At Mozilla, we oppose this API. We feel it has a large interoperability risk, and Google imposing T&Cs on a web API sets a dangerous precedent. Full details: github.com/mozilla/stan...

don't let tech companies make their marketing and revenue aspirations part of the web platform challenge

Getting my ass saved with quality articles like this. I’ve come back to this one a few times now; it always helps me navigate adding a table onto the page. piccalil.li/blog/styling... By @michelleb.bsky.social for @piccalil.li

Just put out the first two free learning paths on The Cascade, looking at Flexbox & Grid. They're a curated list of videos from YouTube, but ad free, with editors in the lesson for you to follow along with, recaps of the content with each video, and extra challenges. thecascade.dev/learning-pat...

✨ I just published a brand-new blog post! It digs into one of my favourite modern CSS features, the Animation Timeline API. We explore how to create rich scroll-driven animations without JS. I share the little gotchas to watch out for + some of the more advanced things you can do with this API. 😄

If you'd like a little peek behind the curtain, I made a video of my experience attending, and speaking at @smashingconf.com Amsterdam. youtu.be/k0N2ekH4ZE0

Just put out the first two free learning paths on The Cascade, looking at Flexbox & Grid. They're a curated list of videos from YouTube, but ad free, with editors in the lesson for you to follow along with, recaps of the content with each video, and extra challenges. thecascade.dev/learning-pat...

by @kevinpowell.co youtu.be/R1kiLX-Z-Io?...

If you'd like a little peek behind the curtain, I made a video of my experience attending, and speaking at @smashingconf.com Amsterdam. youtu.be/k0N2ekH4ZE0

I got some feedback on my new version of CSS Demystified over in the Discord that made me smile 😊 You can check it out here if you are interested: thecascade.dev/courses/css-...

I got some feedback on my new version of CSS Demystified over in the Discord that made me smile 😊 You can check it out here if you are interested: thecascade.dev/courses/css-...

3 days left. Another 3 reasons to join #btconf on Monday. 🧵 1. Inspiration 2. People on stage 3. People next to you 27–28 April → beyondtellerrand.com/events/dusse...

"Friday, I tried the experiment: let Claude build our component library from our team’s Figma file. Monday, I ran Lighthouse." Before: 187KB, LCP 1.2s, TBT 120ms. After: 524KB, LCP 3.4s, TBT 410ms. https://www.designsystemscollective.com/ai-built-it-in-1-hour-lighthouse-gave-me-43-6f88e5c23d6b

2 things about @kevinpowell.co's new CSS Demystified course. 1. I was terrified of layers and the course gives a great intro. No longer terrified. 2. His joy and excitement are contagious -- an instant mood lifter every lesson. For anyone learning CSS: courses.thecascade.dev

Journal: Summary punishment How to improve Google’s search results and the World Wide Web in one fell swoop. 🔗https://adactio.com/journal/22540

Issue 18 of #OwnYourWeb is out. ✨ Curators. ✷ Personal site of the (more or less every other) week by @strange.website ✷ newsletter.ownyourweb.site/archive/own-...

In today's video, I took a look at how container size queries allow us to ditch the magic numbers and create content-first breakpoints. youtu.be/4DqIW-gZbHA

30 tickets left. Better be quick than sorry. #btconf Düsseldorf. btco.nf/tickets

I did it. I made a song.

A *fantastic* article all about CSS containment: csswizardry.com/2026/04/what..., containing practical use cases, gotchas, performance and debugging tips. A goldmine of a resource from none other than the #CSS Wizard himself: @csswizardry.com

Can someone explain how Mythos was accessed by unauthorized users when it's advertised to be so smart in finding vulnerabilities? Maybe models in glass houses shouldn't claim superiority?