Version 22 came loaded with an array of exciting features and enhancements! It brings enhanced capabilities, including requiring () ECMAScript modules (ESM) within CommonJS modules.

Design Notes is a podcast by Liam Spradlin about creative work and what it teaches us. This season begins with a special series celebrating ten years since the launch of Material Design, which explores the inception, evolution, and future of Google’s design system.

Compounding the issue in a low code-oriented environment is a fundamental lack of experience.

Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO) increases the number of visitors who take a desired action on a website.

Media queries now support a new range syntax. Instead of writing min-width or max-width, we can use the “greater than” or “less than” operators (> and <), or “greater than or equal to”/“less than or equal to” (>= and <=).

Posters are among the most common art forms. You probably had a few of them on your wall as a child. They cover the full spectrum of people, places, and events.

Checkbox and radio button hacks are the (in)famous trick for creating games using just CSS. But it turns out that other elements based on user input can be hacked and gamified.

I look at some people’s personal websites and think, “Stupendous! If I ever reach that zenith of personal web design, I will call it quits.”

While we’re officially closing the FID chapter in the Web Vitals program, the INP chapter is just beginning. Developers are finally taking notice of responsiveness issues that FID just wasn’t capturing. These tooling changes to remove FID help to ensure that everyone is fully transitioned off of it and using INP as the best available metric to improve interaction performance.

For the last month, I have tried to fully understand this new module and explain it to the best of my ability.