Issue #495

Michelle Barker looks at a couple of new CSS features that are already starting to land in browsers.

Reza Lavarian gives an in-depth introduction to creating performant animations on the web.

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Patrick Brosset introduces a new, experimental form control called <selectmenu>.

Stephanie Stimac shares a guide to optimizing your layouts for dual-screen and foldable devices.

Patrick Brosset explains how to style text ranges using the upcoming CSS Custom Highlight API.

Jonathan Cohrs, Mint Boonyapanachoti, Sukanya Aneja, Avner Peled, Willa Köerner, and Minkyoung Kim share their process for optimizing 3D models for the web.

Chris Ferdinandi reminds us how progressive enhancement works and why we should use it.

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A dashboard that tracks the progress of browser interoperability in 15 focus areas and 3 joint investigation efforts.

LetMeScroll is a dependency-free Javascript library that makes Scroll easier to use and customize.

Ronnie Lee created an impressive illustration using CSS.