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CSS wrapped 2024

Cross-document view transitions and scroll-driven animations let you add more interactivity to your applications with a few lines of CSS. You can now animate to height: auto;, style scrollbars, and size text inputs to their contents.

Feeling Stuck as a Web Designer? Read This!

I’m writing this story recovering from burnout and a mild cold, which is a terrible combination. But you didn’t come to hear about my cold so let’s dive into the article.

How to create a better UX design for the users of younger generations

Gen Z – a generation of young people born between the last few years of the 20th century and the first ten years of the 21st, are the primary users of a modern-day Internet.

CSS vs. Sass: A Complete Guide to Smarter Web Styling

This article explores the differences between CSS and Sass, highlights their respective benefits, and provides code examples to illustrate their unique features.

The Different (and Modern) Ways to Toggle Content

It’s easy to default to what you know. When it comes to toggling content, that might be reaching for display: none or opacity: 0 with some JavaScript sprinkled in.

The Hype Around Signals

From KnockoutJS to modern UI libraries like SolidJS, Vue.js, and Svelte, signals revolutionized how we think about reactivity in UIs. Here’s a deep dive into their history and impact by Atila Fassina.

WordPress vs. WP Engine: What’s going on and what can you do about it?

In September 2024, Matt Mullenweg of WordPress and Automattic declared war against WP Engine. While the legal and very public battle between these two companies rages on, what should WordPress users do about? This post explores some options as well as a timeline of events.

CSS isolation: Enhance Element Rendering Control

The isolation property in CSS is key for controlling how elements stack. It’s beneficial with features like mix-blend-mode and z-index. It can take two values: ‘auto’ and ‘isolate’. ‘Auto’ only creates a new stacking context when needed, while ‘isolate’ always does.

Tailwind v4 is here! Learn how to upgrade your current project and explore the new features with Flowbite

A few days ago the developers from Tailwind officially announced the v4-beta which means that you can now officially start playing around with the new version of Tailwind which brings a couple of new features, better performance, and a small switch of the CSS-in-JS paradigm to native CSS layers and variables.

Two different kinds of “focusable” UI elements

In accessibility, “focusable” UI elements are represented by two separate yet equally important concepts: the elements who can be focused sequentially and those who can only receive focus programmatically. These are their stories. Dun-Dun

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