The Widening Responsibility for Front-End Developers
Chris Coyier explores how are responsibilities of front-end developers shifting.
Chris Coyier explores how are responsibilities of front-end developers shifting.
An eBook about the Core Web Vitals that includes plenty of tips and tricks on how to optimize for them.
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Marcin Wichary shares an exhaustive guide to font fallback, its beauty, and all the pitfalls.
Matthias Ott gives an introduction to :focus-visible pseudo-class, which allows authors to provide clearly identifiable focus styles that are visible only when a user needs to understand where the focus is.
Kilian Valkhof demonstrates a simple techique to create layouts with an image that “breaks out”.
Lea Verou showcases an interesting hack to turn multiple different values on and off across multiple different properties and multiple CSS rules.
Jakob Nielsen and Anna Kaley explain that you should carefully examine the user’s context, task at hand, and next steps when deciding whether to open links to documents and external sites in the same or a new browser tab.
Join Cassie Evans and Charlie Gerard, learn how to build mixed reality experiences in JavaScript and explore how to make some snazzy code-based visual effects in SVG.
A simple, consistent open-source icon set designed to be used in a wide variety of digital products.
An online tool to generate beautiful blob shapes for web and flutter apps.
Diana Smith created another masterpiece painting using CSS.
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Zoran Jambor