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- CSS @scope An alternative to naming conventions and heavy abstractions.
- Nice Select This post pushes customizable <select> to an extreme.
- Lowering the specificity of multiple rules at once You probably already knew that you can use :where() to lower the specificity of a single selector…
- Honoring Mobile OS Text Size If your users scale the text size in Android or iDeviceOS, that doesn’t always affect the size of text on a web page.
- Detail · Where craft lives A collection of small details that make a big difference.
- Opinionated CSS Reset Browser user-agent styles have grown somewhat estranged from how many developers use the web platform.
- You probably shouldn’t be annotating focus order If you want to use your time efficiently: there is a tremendous amount of value in manually evaluating focus order on the developed UI.
- The Incredible Overcomplexity of the Shadcn Radio Button Radio buttons are a built-in HTML element.
- Lies, damned lies, and design system adoption statistics Adoption statistics, when used as a blunt instrument are often a bad measure of design system success.
- ARIA roles can remove their children’s semantics Don’t mess with ARIA unless you know what you’re doing.
- Double-keyed Caching How browser cache partitioning changed the web.
- Dither Image Online Free, fast, and real-time dither image generator.
- Why Federated Design Systems Keep Failing A well-run centralised team delivers value faster, with lower coordination overhead and clearer accountability.
- It’s hard to justify Tahoe icons The main function of an icon is to help you find what you are looking for faster.
- Forced colors explained A practical guide.
- Design systems that scale The case for composability.
- Introducing CSS Grid Lanes The future of masonry layouts on the web is here.
- Tooltip Components Should Not Exist Provide only higher level pattern components that enforce consistent and accessible tooltip usage.
- It is OK to Say “CSS Variables” Instead of or alongside “Custom Properties”.
- ARIA and Real World Dangers Learn ARIA deeply before deploying it broadly.
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