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Eric Bidelman gives an excellent introduction into Shadow DOM, one of the four Web Component standards (HTML Templates, Shadow DOM, Custom elements and HTML Imports).

Mikey Murphy shares an interesting approach to web application styling.

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Abbey Fitzgerald explains the basics of CSS Grid Layouts.

Mariano Miguel shows a very simple technique to bring inaccessible components to the surface before they make it into production.

Did you know that there’s a CSS property that allows you to control how the text in an element is allowed to be selected? Chris Coyier introduces the user-select property.

Jim Newbery shares some strategies and tips for reducing the pain of manual browser testing.

Erik Jung experiments with a new way to apply color values in his CSS. Instead of setting explicit values for each color, he calculates the entire palette from a small set of base colors. Quite an interesting approach.

Simple online tool to UnCSS your styles – usable for static pages like 404 and 500 where you need only small portion of styles.

Elegant, responsive, flexible and lightweight modal plugin.

Jamie Coulter demonstrates how you can take the edge off those boring customer feedback forms.