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I like this a lot. Thomas has not only given plenty of detail on how to make outline look nice, but they’ve provided useful breakdowns of problems that could be happening for you and how to fix those problems. Keyboard focus styles are so important to get right, not just for accessibility, but for overall quality UX. One tip from me though is if...

I’ve been keeping half an eye on popovers and anchor positioning. I see the latter as a requirement for the former though, so I’ve been waiting not just for browser support, but also, for a deeper dive into how to apply these in the real world. Ryan’s here with exactly what I was looking for. This is a fantastic article with loads of useful demos...

It’s that time of year again and our inboxes are riddled with emails. To (hopefully) help with that, we’ve collated some deals from independent authors and publishers who are offering some great discounts for you to enhance your skillset. Josh Comeau Josh is doing a bundle of their two excellent courses, CSS for JavaScript Developers and The Joy...

After 15+ years of teaching, architecting & delivering CSS for global corporations & startups, I’ve collated that experience into an extensive course. I’m bringing all of my experience of helping teams — both as a consultant and a design agency founder — not just to write better CSS, but to work more efficiently as an organisation. Complete CSS...

Big fan of and checking in but what I don’t like is having to add extra elements to present a nice look and feel for them. Dealing with the disclosed content also requires extra elements if you want to apply a layout, for example. It looks like that is changing though! I’m especially looking forward to giving the new ::details-content...