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Bulleted This is the stuff that's exciting about the AT protocol. Not the "new twitter" bullshit, but the endless possibilities that this technology opens up. It's using the fancy new private data stuff too. The future of CSS: target multiple classes with

The HTML element does exactly what you might think it does. It's a dedicated element that gets the user's location, either once or continuously. The options are set using HTML attributes instead of JavaScript, but JavaScript is still needed. However, requ

Cooking Notebook Josh Nesbitt is an immense cook, trust us, and they've compiled some great recipes for this very nice website. They're using tabular recipe layouts, which is also a nice touch. Keeping type consistent in changing conditions Yet another ar

For a long time, I've included last.fm and Open Scrobbler links on each music collection item's detail page in some shape or form because those are pretty straightforward to render, but something I really wanted on this new website was provide more links

Your 'App' could have been a webpage (so I fixed it for you…) A thoroughly enjoyable read! SmoothCSS Complete CSS alumni, Rob McCormick, has built a really nice looking design system/CSS framework/UI kit. The CSS lh unit An extremely useful unit for verti

Baking framework lock-in into your design system from day one is a recipe for obsolescence. Component documentation is often tedious and out-of-sync with development. Let's build a documentation-first, framework-agnostic component library using web standa

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Mat Marquis has waited 14 years to write this article. The sizes attribute has been a necessary evil but now, with an auto value capability, it's completely transformed authoring responsive images on the web.

Richard Rutter helps you to make sense of list-style, list-item, ::marker, counters(), counter(), @counter-style, symbolic, symbols(), symbols and more to push your HTML and CSS lists to the next level.

Temporal is the Date system we always wanted in JavaScript. It