The author argues that using camel-cased CSS class names is superior to traditional kebab-cased BEM syntax for modern, modular CSS development.
Container queries and container query units are now stable in all modern browsers, enabling responsive components based on parent element size.
Announcement of The Index, a new web-first newsletter from Set Studio featuring websites, articles, tutorials, and underrated tech writing.
A developer shares a personal wishlist of desired CSS features, including flex wrapping detection, logical gradients, and easing for smoother visual effects.
A deep dive into a powerful 3-line CSS utility for managing vertical spacing and flow in web layouts, explaining its evolution and practical applications.
Interop 2023 is a cross-browser initiative targeting 26 key web features, including CSS :has(), math functions, and font palettes, for improved compatibility.
Explains the CSS box-sizing property, how it affects element sizing, and why border-box is commonly used for predictable layouts.
A guide exploring modern responsive web design techniques, including fluid layouts, container queries, and user preference media queries for 2023 and beyond.
Andy Bell updates his 'Build Excellent Websites' site with a talk video and source code, focusing on letting the browser control design.
A developer shares the process and technical decisions behind redesigning their personal blog, focusing on CSS improvements and workflow.
A developer details technical optimizations for displaying social media 'likes' on a personal blog, focusing on lazy loading and CSS tricks.
A developer explores the challenges of using CSS container queries within a Tailwind CSS project, discussing framework pragmatism and polyfill issues.
Explains why using unitless ratios for CSS line-height is better than fixed pixel values for responsive, flexible typography.
A developer shares his detailed article on using Tailwind CSS as a utility class generator, not a full framework.
A front-end developer's 2022 review covering work with Vue and D3.js, writing for tech publications, CSS trends, and integrating climate action into tech.
A front-end developer's 2022 review covering conference talks on CSS, writing technical articles, and personal projects like a CSS browser support tool.
The article argues that 2023 will be a year for personal websites, driven by instability on social media platforms, and encourages owning your own web space.
A developer discusses the ongoing debate over the syntax for native CSS nesting, comparing the different options proposed by Chrome and WebKit.
Elon Musk's actions highlight the fragility of centralized online communities and spark renewed interest in the decentralized web.
