Issue #528

Jhey Tompkins shows how the scrolling book, an impressive demo showcasing the CSS scroll-linked animations API, came to life.

Patrick Brosset explains in detail how radial gradients work.

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Preethi Selvam explains range syntax for Media Queries, a new syntax for targeting a range of viewport widths using common mathematical comparison operators.

Léonie Watson introduces the CSS Speech, a set of CSS properties intended to let authors design the aural presentation of content.

Brad Frost gives a nice, in-depth writeup on Web Components.

Temani Afif explores some techniques for creating image decorations using the CSS outline property.

Temitope Oyedele gives an introduction to HSL color format. (I’ve also created a video on the subject, “why you should switch to HSL,” a while ago.)

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Beautiful & consistent icon toolkit made by the community.

Modern devices crafted in pure CSS crafted by Yan Zhu.

Greg Robleto recreated the amazing scene from the Andor TV show when the heroes are chased by TIE fighters through a luminous meteor shower called The Eye.