CSS and Accessibility: Inclusion Through User Choice
Carie Fisher outlines which CSS media features are available for detecting user preferences and how to use them to design and build more inclusive experiences.
Carie Fisher outlines which CSS media features are available for detecting user preferences and how to use them to design and build more inclusive experiences.
Cristian Diaz explores a newer CSS color model, oklch()
, designed to offer an intuitive and consistent way to create consistent, accessible color palettes for the web.
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An overview of fantastic online CSS generators, including many useful tools, from gradient generators to tools for customizing scrollbars, creating fluid typography, cubic-bezier curves for animations, and more.
Gerardo Rodriguez explores progressively enhancing the form validation with the browser’s built-in validation features using HTML and CSS.
Ralph Mason shows how to use object-fit
to fit images into a specific amount of space and how to use object-position
to get the positioning within that space just right. (And I also briefly explained how object-fit
works in my guide on Advanced Positioning in CSS Grid.)
Adam Argyle shows a method to adapt a font to your users’ preferences so they’re maximally comfortable reading your content.
Oliver Williams outlines how the new @font-face
syntax works.
Chris Ferdinandi explains how <dialog>
element works.
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Plate is a rich-text editor framework for React.
A simple script that allows you to copy text to the clipboard in modern browsers.
Ben Evans created a fascinating, interactive demo using only CSS.
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