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Feeling uninspired and tired of constantly building the same layouts? Let’s leverage the CSS superpowers you might have heard about before, but haven’t already used. Let’s explore new CSS features that give us a great set of tools and enable to do amazing things on the web! The future of web graphics and CSS as a design language is bright, and finally it wil…

Hugues shares five simple tips that can make or break a web experience for a lot of users: color contrast, resizable text, semantic HTML, focus states and keyboard interactions.

Reflecting on 20 years building websites, Dan shares what CSS taught him. Often, it had little to do with CSS itself, but everything to do with making mistakes, teaching while you're still learning, and that everything we create on the web will eventually disappear. And that's ok.

The web is entering a new era of design opportunities with the introduction of CSS Grid, Photoshop like effects such as filters and blend modes and importantly the increasing support for Variable Fonts. Variable fonts can offer practical and creative opportunities for web design. We can combine them with pre-existing technologies to improve our font performa…

Fabien focuses on one of the links between CSS and Accessibility. In the short term, whatever you want to do with CSS, your HTML should always be written in the exact order you want it to be read.

Elika ('fantasai') does a rapid review of internationalization and localization, the Web platform features that facilitate it, and how to use them.

CSS exists at an intersection between mental models. How do we know? Because we keep hearing the same endless debate: "Is CSS broken or awesome?" Instead, we should work on building tools for collaboration - enabling teams to communicate by creating interfaces to accommodate different mental models.

Not a lot of people use CSS counters, especially for something which is not an ordered list, but as Roman explains, this unique set of properties can be very powerful if you'll know where to look.

Florian goes over a set of confusingly named properties and values from the css-text-3 specification that control what happens to white spaces when laying out text, and how line breaking works. He explains the logic of the system, different ways the properties can be used to achieve various results, and looks into some of the complication caused by incomplet…

How does a colorblind designer work with color? Not with his eyes! Instead David relies on reading color hex codes. He shares his process into understanding those six-digit codes and related insights into human vision, computer history, and digital color.

Sara gives you a crash course on SVG filters — why they are awesome, how they work, and examples of powerful effects you can create with them, in a friendly, easy-to-follow approach. Brace yourself, and get ready to set your imagination free and expand your creativity for what's possible on the Web today. When it comes to graphical effects on the Web, CSS ha…