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Ahmad Shadeed demonstrates an approach to implementing a layout in CSS.

Sara Soueidan explores different reasons for using one checkbox vs. two radio buttons.

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Adrian Roselli shows the simplest way to make a WCAG-compliant responsive HTML table.

Allie Stehney explains how extending baseline styles can be an effective way to DRY your styled-components code, making it much more manageable.

Michelle Barker looks at how to use custom properties for theming and how you can integrate them with Tailwind to maximize your code’s reusability.

Ryan Mulligan demonstrates how to create a flexible sticky sidebar component.

An unfiltered look at ~2,000 people’s hopes and desires for CSS from the annual CSS survey.

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A popular utility-first CSS framework, Tailwind CSS, has just released v2, with an all-new color palette, dark mode support, and more.

Alexia Toulmet created a lovely illustration using CSS.