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Richard Rutter gives a good primer on Hyphenation in CSS.

Ana Tudor demonstrates how to create blurred borders using a bit of CSS trickery.

For nine years beyond tellerrand brings a great mix of topics and people together. Talks that inspire and motivate. Two days to network and meet old and make new friends. All for an affordable ticket price and in a familiar and friendly atmosphere. May is close to sell out, but more events following.

Caleb Williams explains how to provide design and structural constraints to our elements using shadow DOM.

Glad Chinda shows how to customize checkboxes and radios using CSS.

Jeremy Keith outlines a solution Cassie Evans found that allows you to use a custom property for generated content in CSS.

Jake Archibald compares the performance of F1 team websites and outlines the techniques and tools used to test web performance.

Ben Robertson introduces a few tools that you might find helpful in identifying accessibility issues.

Get your projects started with a flexible database and a dynamic API. Build quick and easy prototypes that your clients will love.

DropCSS is a simple, thorough and fast unused-CSS cleaner.

AutoNumeric is a standalone Javascript library that provides live as-you-type formatting for international numbers and currencies.

Michelle Barker discusses how becoming a tech speaker can help you develop your career.