CSS Wrapped 2024
Chrome DevRel highlights 17 new fantastic features launched for Chrome and the web platform in 2024.
Chrome DevRel highlights 17 new fantastic features launched for Chrome and the web platform in 2024.
Ahmad Shadeed shows how to use container queries and CSS :has()
to build a feature image.
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A step-by-step guide on fixing bad user interfaces based on fundamental UI Design principles, along with tips that will help you take your UI skills to the next level—based on a JavaScriptmas coding challenge “Ugly Advent Calendar”.
Find out how to use View Transitions API to create cross-document page transitions, how to easily show Baseline status on your blog posts, how Container Queries work, and more.
Mariko Kosaka, Pete LePage, and Rachel Andrew share how the Baseline project evolved in 2024.
Conor McCarthy explores how to detect LCP elements that are background images, and outlines some optimization strategies.
Ana Tudor demonstrates how to create a stunning halftone effect using a single “div”, no pseudos and just three CSS properties.
Akshay Gupta explains how to master radii, rotation, and arc direction to create stunning curves in SVG.
Andrée Lange shares essential design principles for creating accessible charts.
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Native HTML web component for easily adding sorting and filtering functionality to tables.
Konstantin Denerz created a beautiful demo using only CSS.
As we’re approaching the end of 2024, it’s nice to look back at all the new fantastic features we gotten this year. The Chrome DevRel team did a fantastic job highilghting the most important ones in their *CSS Wrapped 2024* overview, but I wonder what are *your* favorites.
Mine are `interpolate-size` property, `@starting-style` at-rule, and Cross-Document View Transitions. Which ones would you highlight? Let me know on Bluesky.
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Zoran Jambor