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Philipp Sporrer shares how their team reimplemented an application layout in CSS Grid, what benefits they saw and how they were able to support IE11.

Eric Portis explains the mechanics of srcset and sizes, and how exactly browsers use it to load images responsively.

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Tim Kadlec on why we shouldn’t use compressive images anymore, and instead make use of the suite of responsive images standards we now have available to us.

Kevin Powell shows how to get rid of the whitespace above and below the text to render space in UI components systematically and consistently.

Jason Rodriguez created a guide to using background images in HTML email campaigns.

Will Bamberg shares how MDN Web Docs team built and implemented interactive examples for their JavaScript and CSS reference pages.

Kitty Giraudel explains how to easily disable animations when a user indicates a preference for reduced motion.

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RespImageLint is a bookmarklet that checks images of a webpage against a list of common mistakes and best practices.

Imaging Heap is a command line tool to measure the efficiency of your responsive image markup across viewport sizes and device pixel ratios.

In this insightful and thought-provoking talk, Chris Heilmann questions our approach to “coding”.