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Una Kravets gives a fantastic guide to Style Queries.

Jason Grigsby explores how responsive images work with Container Queries.

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A practical guide on building a pure-CSS direction-aware hover effect for your navigation menu bar using :has() pseudo-class.

Stephanie Eckles explains how style queries can help you simplify dark mode styles.

Šime Vidas outlines the challenge of adding a gap after the ::marker pseudo-element.

Piyush Sinha shows how object-view-box property works.

Ahmad Shadeed explains why we need flex-wrap detection and outlines some practical use cases.

Daniel Sage outlines some common mistakes when writing alt text.

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Scrollbar.app is a simple web app that will help you design and implement custom scrollbars.

TypeTrials is an online platform to test and experiment with fonts.

Asyraf Hussin created a wonderful illustration using CSS.