Web Weekly #182 covers new web platform features like the Navigation API, CSS highlight pseudo-elements, and custom invoker commands.
A front-end developer revisits an 8-year-old CSS shadow prototype and challenges others to improve it with modern techniques.
A technical exploration of styling the native HTML <dialog> element to function as a fly-out sidebar, overriding default browser styles.
Explains how misusing ARIA roles like 'menu' can strip semantic meaning from child elements, harming accessibility.
A guide on how to correctly integrate native browser APIs like fetch and localStorage with React's component lifecycle for efficient web apps.
Firefox DevTools now hides unused CSS variables to reduce clutter and improve debugging workflow for developers.
Explains a deterministic refresh architecture for UI, focusing on a RefreshGuard to manage competing events and ensure predictable behavior.
A developer reflects on getting sidetracked by an experimental, interactive web design project before returning to a simpler, content-focused approach.
A talk summary on building resilient code by mastering core CSS skills, based on lessons from the Complete CSS course.
A video podcast featuring Sara Soueidan and Kevin Powell discussing web accessibility, covering HTML semantics, ARIA, CSS, and common myths.
A frontend developer explains how combining GitHub Copilot for in-IDE coding and ChatGPT for planning and debugging boosts productivity.
A closed apprenticeship opportunity for a junior, remote, multi-disciplinary role in web design, front-end development, and creative digital work.
A web developer shares their blogging journey, tools, and inspiration, focusing on front-end technologies like HTML, CSS, and accessibility.
Andy Bell discusses client work, courses, and his publication Piccalilli on the Shoptalk Show podcast, focusing on front-end development.
Set Studio redesigned their agency website and refreshed their newsletter, The Index, to better communicate their value to clients.
A developer advocate explains how using AI tools like GitHub Copilot and Claude to generate professional-looking designs has solved the problem of building ugly demo applications.
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A web professional explores key principles of good vs. bad web design, focusing on usability, mobile responsiveness, and performance.
Essential front-end accessibility practices for developers, covering semantic HTML, keyboard navigation, ARIA, and more to improve UX for all users.
A tutorial on using Alpine.js to create a reactive UI that polls an ASP.NET Core API for real-time data updates.
An update on the new CSS reading-flow property, which solves layout and source order disconnect issues in grid and flexbox.
