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Building Dynamic Progress Bars using only CSS
Here’s a full disclaimer upfront: This isn’t something I’ve come up with. Jeffery Way from Laracasts has come up with this technique in one of the videos and…
The Discovery Phase in UX Projects
In This Article: Introduction Discovery: A preliminary phase in the UX-design process that involves researching the problem space, framing the problem(s) to be…
Using Gitea/Github actions for triggering Echo
I decided to start using Robb Knight’s Echo tool, to syndicate my blog posts to Mastodon, and trigger Webmentions. I’m not going to go through the configuration…
CSS color-scheme-dependent colors with light-dark()
System colors have the ability to react to the current used color-scheme value. The light-dark() function exposes the same capability to authors. Bramus System…
Subgrid is here
Support for subgrid (part of the CSS Grid Level 2 specification has just landed in Firefox Nightly! To start experimenting with it you’ll need to enable the…
Own Your Web – Issue 12: Finding Your Rhythm
t is one of the most common reasons why we abandon our personal sites and blogs: at some point, we stop publishing. But why? Weren’t we so…
The IndieWeb is the new and the old web
When I first started developing websites back in 2000 the internet was a much simpler place. Google existed, but most people still used Yahoo or Ask Jeeves to…
Readable code tips: Introduction
There’s lots about code that slows us down I’ve been doing a lot of code reviews recently. And while most of the code I review works (by which I mean: meets the…
Better type layouts with CSS
I wanted to quickly share two newer CSS properties that make it easier to create nice, well-balanced layouts. The text-wrap property has two newish…
When to Nest CSS
With the recent news that CSS nesting is now available in the major evergreen browsers , our team was discussing how it differs from nesting in Sass , and the…