Wildcards In CSS [blog]
Explores the idea of adding wildcard selectors for elements in CSS, like `mdn-*`, and compares with existing attribute selectors.
Explores the idea of adding wildcard selectors for elements in CSS, like `mdn-*`, and compares with existing attribute selectors.
A practical guide to the Anchor Positioning API for fixing UI overflow issues with tooltips and dropdowns using CSS.
A reflection on the loss of passionate developers in the tech industry, highlighting departures and declining community engagement.
A web developer shares CSS techniques and lessons learned while designing the FFConf 2026 site, including vertical text, polygons, and contrast handling.
Developer builds a personalized schedule page for Adobe ColdFusion Summit 2026 using Claude Code and JSON data.
A personal reflection on 20 years of blogging, covering tech evolution, personal loss, and community.
Learn how to use Agentic AI to build your own frontend component library, avoiding the pitfalls of generic third-party libraries.
A curated list of 13 newsletters covering .NET, React, system design, AI, frontend, and engineering leadership to help developers improve.
A guide on testing Vue components in the browser without Node.js, using QUnit for integration tests.
Announcement that the Unorthodox Tailwind course content is now live for purchasers, with 3 of 6 chapters available.
A developer's experience redesigning CloudSecList's landing page using Claude Design and Claude Code, highlighting what worked and what didn't.
A guide to CSS scroll-driven animations using the Animation Timeline API, with examples and advanced techniques.
Reflecting on the CSS Anthology book from 2004 and imagining what a 2026 edition covering modern CSS would look like.
A talk on optimizing JavaScript footprint for web performance, discussing best practices and the zero-JS goal.
Applying Disney's squash and stretch animation principle to SVG icons in web development, with a focus on stretchy arrow effects.
A tech newsletter covering web development topics like sizes="auto", bfcache issues, lazy loading videos, and MDN's React-free rebuild.
Explores whether CSS can be considered 'wrong', arguing that working code is valid and changeable.
A critique of modern web design, arguing that user frustration is an intentional product of ad-driven metrics and hostile UX.
A CSS expert discusses modern entry and exit styling techniques for webpages in a talk for Smashing Conference.
Explains how to implement SVG favicons that adapt to user light/dark theme preferences, covering browser support and a WebKit bug.