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Marcin Wichary demonstrates how to easily and efficiently create a night mode for an app.

Oliver Williams argues that we can and should develop websites for modern browsers without leaving IE users behind.

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Florens Verschelde shows how to create accessible buttons.

Stuart Nelson explains how to create an accessible CSS loading spinner.

Paul Stanton experimented with a handful of popular accessibility testing extensions and tools which their team uses to validate the accessibility of their user interfaces.

Yuan Chuan shows how to create interesting background patterns using Unicode characters in CSS.

Robin Rendle gives a nice introduction to the backdrop-filter property.

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A polyfill for the CSS Paint API, with special browser optimizations.

A JavaScript library that can upload anything you throw at it, optimizes images for faster uploads, and offers a great, accessible, smooth user experience.

A wonderful CSS illustration by Julie, created as a part of her daily CSS images challenge.