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Was the 'form' element a mistake?
Frontend Focus#544 — June 1, 2022 | Read on the webCustomizing Color Fonts on the Web— Color fonts provide a way to add richness to your designs without sacrificing any of the many benefits of using...
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Dub Dub Safari
#545 — June 8, 2022 | Read on the webWebKit Features in Safari 16 Beta— Plenty of updates to Safari (Beta release notes here) on the way, several of which were announced at Apple's WWDC developer...
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Bye IE — it's the end of an era.
#546 — June 15, 2022 | Read on the web▶ Internet Explorer Retirement: June 15, 2022 — The Future of IE Is in Microsoft Edge— Today’s the day. Some twenty seven years after its debut, Microsoft’s...
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What would a Chrome only web look like?
#547 — June 22, 2022 | Read on the web What Would a Chromium-Only Web Look Like? Browser engines do much of the heavy lifting of managing the complexity and nuances of the web — and we’re blessed to...
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Is it time to rethink mobile-first CSS?
#548 — June 29, 2022 | Read on the webDefensive CSS— A new site full of handy, practical CSS and design tips (covering things like media queries, selectors, fallbacks, etc) to help in building...
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Lea Verou shares CSS variable secrets
#549 — July 6, 2022 | Read on the web▶ CSS Variable Secrets— An excellent, informative hour-long talk from the recent CSS Day conference that’ll give you a much deeper understanding of CSS custom...
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The power of CSS blend modes might surprise you
#550 — July 13, 2022 | Read on the webThe Joy of Variable Fonts: Getting Started on the Frontend— A good look at starting out with variable fonts, including properly loading them, dealing with...
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Using grids in interface designs
#551 — July 20, 2022 | Read on the web▶ In and Out of Style— A ~50 minute talk on the fast-paced changes and innovation in CSS, and how the language has managed to stay largely accessible as it has...
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How should we nest our CSS - officially?
#552 — July 27, 2022 | Read on the web❓ Help Pick a Syntax for CSS Nesting— If you’ve used SCSS or Less then you’ll be familiar with the benefits of nesting CSS selectors. An official version of this...
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All browsers now support finer control over CSS transforms
#553 — August 3, 2022 | Read on the webFiner Grained Control Over CSS Transforms with Individual Transform Properties— You can now use the individualtranslate, rotate, and scale CSS properties across...
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Ways to boost your web performance scores.
#554 — August 10, 2022 | Read on the webAstro 1.0: A Web Framework for Building Fast, Content-Focused Sites— This popular framework, used by the likes of Google, IKEA, and The Guardian, and well known...
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The creative web unlocked by new CSS tools
#555 — August 17, 2022 | Read on the web▶ Creative CSS Layout & The Flexible Web— An hour-long talk looking at the changing CSS 'toolbox' and the creativity a range of new and upcoming features...
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The :has() revolution
#556 — August 24, 2022 | Read on the webUsing :has() as a CSS Parent Selector (and much more.)Everyone seems to be tinkering with the new :has() pseudo-class and sharing the neat possibilities it...
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CSS Container Queries are here
#557 — August 31, 2022 | Read on the webCSS Container Queries Are Finally Here— A solid and succinct overview of how container queries work (style elements based on the size of a container, rather...
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When should you use infinite scrolling?
#558 — September 7, 2022 | Read on the webCritical CSS? Not So Fast!— Considered thoughts from Harry here on the 'Critical CSS' pattern, and how it often falls short in real world usage, being an...
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The new WebKit features in Safari 16
#559 — September 14, 2022 | Read on the webWebKit Features in Safari 16.0— The latest version of Apple’s browser is now available across iOS and macOS, and it has plenty of new web technologies that...
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Web fonts get colorful with COLRv1
#560 — September 21, 2022 | Read on the webFirst Batch of Color Fonts Arrives on Google Fonts— You can customize color palettes, add gradients, and more with the rather fancy COLRv1 font binary vector...
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The state of the web in 2022
#561 — September 28, 2022 | Read on the webThe 2022 Web Almanac— This annual ‘state of the web’ report from the HTTP Archive returns for a fourth edition. It is, as always, a superb, detailed resource...
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UI animation whimsy with the Shared Element Transitions API
Together with #562 — October 5, 2022 | Read on the webDelightful UI Animations with the Shared Element Transitions API— Adrian shares how the Shared Element Transitions API is a “game-changing feature...
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Progressively-enhanced Single Page Apps - the future?
Together with #563 — October 12, 2022 | Read on the webNow Decided: The Syntax for CSS Nesting— If you were one of the 7,590 developers who responded to a recent survey helping to direct the CSSWG in...
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