No secret that Adam’s all about props. Dude gave us Open Props a good while back for a slew of preconfigured variables for color, shadows, sizing, typography, among much much more. Now he’s back with Prop For That, a similar sorta idea, but mind-blowing in the sense that it creates live props based things CSS […]
In 2024, an Air Canada customer asked a chatbot about bereavement fares. The bot confidently gave him a refund policy that didn’t exist. The airline refused to honor it. A tribunal ruled in the customer’s favor. The bot hadn’t decided anything; it had predicted an answer based on patterns in its training data. The company
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CSS functions, the alpha() function, Grid Lanes, some things about <dialog> that you might not know, CSS Wordle, and more — this is What’s !important right now. CSS functions, expertly explained Jane Ori expertly explained how CSS functions work. @function will probably be the biggest CSS feature to probably become Baseline this year, so I
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The industry isn’t dying—it’s undergoing a high-speed “Hard Reset” that is promoting developers from manual laborers to digital architects. While some are exiting the grind, the bold are becoming “Solo-Agency” powerhouses, leveraging AI to build in days what used to take months.
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Mark Underhill: And now to the reason I wrote this post: including the word “navigation” in your <nav> labels. There’s no need. If we did, we’d hear something like “Navigation, Primary navigation”. Not the end of the world, but unnecessarily repetitive for screen reader users. One of those nuances to keep in your back pocket when writing
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For decades, science fiction has cushioned us with the idea that the “android revolution” was a distant fantasy. But the reality is unfolding rapidly. As the line between human and machine blurs, we are forced to confront an impending psychological, economic, and existential shift. I recently felt very disturbed after watching a YouTube video showcasing
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