A nostalgic and analytical look back at the dark themes and lasting impact of the Animorphs book series.
Explores the Block Protocol as a solution for adding semantic, machine-readable structure to web content, addressing limitations of HTML.
How to add a lang attribute to your Next.js site's HTML element for improved accessibility and Lighthouse performance scores.
Exploring the theme-color meta tag in Safari, including implementation for light/dark modes and JavaScript integration.
A tutorial on creating a scrolling credits sequence for video calls using OBS and CodePen, with code examples and setup instructions.
Lea Verou's candidacy statement for the W3C TAG election, outlining her goals to improve web standards and platform technologies.
Explores the challenges of achieving pixel-perfect design implementation in web development across different devices and browsers.
A critique of Web Components' failure to simplify web development, arguing they became over-engineered and inaccessible.
Explores the evolution of the World Wide Web from a simple 'Web of Documents' to the complex 'Web of Applications' we use today.
Explains the importance of semantic HTML in JSX, advocating for choosing elements based on meaning over appearance for better web development.
MIT instructor shares free introductory web development slides and labs for beginners with programming experience.
Introducing Mavo, an open-source HTML-based language for creating web applications without programming or a server backend.
A guide to implementing Open Graph and X card metadata to make blog content appear richer when shared on social media platforms.
A developer shares their personal answers to the H5BP Frontend Developer Interview Questions, covering HTML, CSS, and JavaScript fundamentals.
Introducing handroll, a simple static site generator for creating handcrafted websites with Markdown and templates.
A developer reflects on the power of positive feedback in tech, sharing personal stories about her tutorial's impact and mentorship initiatives.
Part 2 of an HTML and CSS tutorial for beginners, covering CSS basics, selectors, and styling techniques.
A beginner-friendly tutorial covering HTML basics, tag structure, text formatting, and essential web development concepts for absolute beginners.
Introducing dabblet, an interactive CSS playground with real-time updates, GitHub gist saving, and built-in vendor prefixing.
