Twelve-column grids have become a reflex for web designers. Here is how modular and compound grids can give a website layout real personality – and when it is worth the extra effort.
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Replacing JavaScript with container queries or :has() can shrink your code while making your site harder to maintain. Here are four common traps and a checklist to avoid them.
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Writing each CSS declaration only once is an old optimisation trick. New tests on real websites show it can still shrink stylesheets, but only when it is applied selectively.
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Modern CSS can now balance headlines, trim awkward spacing and tune hyphenation. Here is how to build a sensible typographic baseline, and where browser support still needs care.
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AI chat assistants are everywhere, but many still shut out screen reader and keyboard users. Here is how to build conversational interfaces that work for everyone.
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