An analysis of the accessibility and usability of experimental CSS Carousels, highlighting current limitations and browser support issues.
Developer introduces FeedCity, a new RSS feed reader focused on reducing stress with no unread counts, public feed pages, and list-based sharing.
A meta exploration of using markdown to write about HTML markup, focusing on the <code> element and escaping special characters.
Comparing four implementations of a static blog site, focusing on the conciseness of Origami expressions versus traditional JavaScript and frameworks like Astro.
Explains the HTML5 <cite> element's proper use for citing work titles, contrasting it with HTML4 and academic citation styles.
An exploration of the HTML <canvas> element, its origins, technical implementation for 2D graphics, and accessibility considerations for rendering text.
A developer built MenuGen, an app that uses AI to generate images of menu items from a photo, and shares their experience creating it with AI coding tools.
Announcing PHPverse 2025, a free online event on June 17th to celebrate PHP's 30th birthday with talks, Q&A, and giveaways.
A developer reconsiders the value of webrings after discovering modern implementations that showcase community and personal websites.
A developer explains how to build a minimalist, zero-dependency static site generator from scratch using plain JavaScript objects and functions.
A web studio founder shares burnout from marketing-focused work and plans to shift towards open-source projects and education.
A developer critiques the complexity of static site generators like Astro for simple blogs, based on a hands-on porting project.
A guide to creating a custom 404 error page in Blazor Web Apps for .NET 8, as the traditional <NotFound> router method no longer works.
A guide to using the HTML <picture> element in GitHub Markdown to display different images for dark and light modes.
A critique of fake interactive UI elements like non-clickable 'buttons' that frustrate users, with examples and solutions for better web development.
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A conference organizer argues that politics are inherently part of web events, discussing inclusivity, ethics, and the impact of political views on tech communities.
A Firefox addon that compares prices relative to different incomes worldwide, highlighting purchasing power and wealth inequality.
Andy Bell discusses client work, courses, and his publication Piccalilli on the Shoptalk Show podcast, focusing on front-end development.
A web developer reflects on a 5-year-old .NET Magazine interview, discussing his side projects, CSS tools, and focus on web development education.
A developer explains why they no longer need the mutetab Firefox extension, as Firefox now reliably blocks auto-playing media by default.
