The technology that powers much of the web has never been easier to learn. Blocks allow you to visually interact with any piece of content, with or without code—fueling rich layouts, interactive onboarding, and endless extensibility. As powerful for design as they are for development, but still intuitive enough for newcomers.
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Let’s dive in and see what’s new for developers in Chrome 116. The Document Picture-in-Picture API makes it possible to open an always-on-top window that can be populated with arbitrary HTML content.
This article explores three popular approaches designers can use when creating gradients — the Figma native toolset, Figma plugins, and online tools.
Some inspiration for scroll-driven animations on column and row items.
Here’s a visual guide to the most popular CSS selectors. This guide serves as your map, detailing and visualizing these essential selectors.
ChatGPT may be tricking people into thinking it’s smarter than it is. Researchers found programmers often prefer ChatGPT’s (wrong) answers on coding questions. That’s because ChatGPT sounds “articulate,” they said.
The monumental task of overhauling WordPress’ aging admin design is coming into focus, as contributors kicked off explorations of some initial mockups this week. Gutenberg’s Phase 3 is focused on Collaboration and this admin revamp is part of that road map.
And, as a result of that, Stack Exchange has seen a material decline in usage. The first sign was the most ominous Google Trends graph I’ve ever seen:
