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Adam Argyle gives a foundational overview of how to build a color adaptive and accessible loading bar with the <progress> element.

Eric Bailey explains how modern CSS is a powerful piece of assistive technology that can help you create flexible, maintainable, and adaptive digital experiences.

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Ryan Mulligan shows how to tailor site themes based on light and dark mode preferences.

Adrian Bece explores if there is room for Claymorphism on the UI and how we can create this effect with CSS.

Daniel Schwarz gives an overview of various HTML and CSS features and explains if you should (or shouldn’t) use them in email templates.

Pelumi Akintokun shares an introduction to the :where() pseudo-class function.

Mark Otto gives a short introduction to the <dialog> element.

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Magic Eraser is an online tool that removes unwanted things from your images.

Md Usman Ansari created a stunning, animated illustration using CSS.