The Psychology Of Color In UX Design And Digital Products
Delving into the role of color in digital design – creating scalable palettes, ensuring accessibility, and leveraging hues to evoke emotions and improve user experience.
By Rodolpho Henrique15 Aug 2025Covering hidden=until-found
Discover how setting `hidden="until-found"` makes hidden HTML content searchable within the browser, improving accessibility and discoverability.
By CSS-Tricks15 Aug 2025A Few Things About the Anchor Element’s href You Might Not Have Known
Uncover lesser-known patterns and tricks for using the `href` attribute in URLs, highlighting the often-overlooked superpowers of anchor elements.
By CSS-Tricks15 Aug 2025Self-hosted Forgejo Actions Runner
Moving code hosting from GitHub to a self-hosted Forgejo instance at git.dbushell.com. Today’s update includes setting up Forgejo Actions for continuous integration – bringing GitHub-like workflows to your own server.
By David Bushell15 Aug 2025On Accessibility Conformance, Design Systems, and CSS “Base” Units
Connecting dots between accessibility, design systems, and CSS units – exploring how conforming to WCAG, automating design, and CSS base units intersect.
By CSS-Tricks14 Aug 2025Another article about centering in CSS
The myth that CSS centering is “impossible” is outdated. Discover various methods – like text-align and flexbox – to center text or blocks effectively, with practical examples for different contexts. Flexbox often offers the most flexible solutions.
By Piccalilli14 Aug 2025We Might Need Something Between Root and Relative CSS Units for “Base Elements”
Proposing a new CSS unit between root and relative values to enhance reusability and flexibility in creating scalable, maintainable components.
By CSS-Tricks13 Aug 2025State of CSS 2025: :has() takes the crown 🏆
Enhancing animations with smoother motion than scale(0), and rethinking reset techniques for more natural, seamless transitions in your UI.
By Unicorn Club13 Aug 2025Stretch
CSS now supports height: stretch, allowing elements to fill available space dynamically. Dave Rupert explains how this new feature differs from traditional 100% or viewport units, opening new possibilities for responsive layouts.
By Frontend Masters12 Aug 2025CSS-Questions
Test your CSS knowledge with over 100 questions on CSS-Questions, a mini site designed to sharpen your styling skills.
By CSS-Tricks12 Aug 2025Building a Blended Material Shader in WebGL with Solid.js
Exploring a blend effect using Three.js render targets, with a focus on managing the WebGL lifecycle in Solid.js for seamless animations and effects.
By Codrops12 Aug 2025Un-Sass’ing my CSS
After 14 years of championing Sass, a shift is underway. Working on an aging website with a legacy codebase, the focus turns to leveraging platform features over preprocessors to modernize the front-end without rewriting everything.
By Always Twisted12 Aug 2025A Nice Vanilla App Archicture Using Web Components and CSS Module Scripts
CSS module scripts enable component-based development by co-locating related files without the need for a bundler. Simplify your workflow and keep your code organized with this modern approach.
By Frontend Masters11 Aug 2025How our dog increased my appreciation for accessibility
A humorous reminder of how accessibility features can be unexpectedly lifesaving – thanks to a dog’s headbutt and a new appreciation for inclusive design.
By Cloud Four11 Aug 2025Getting Creative With Quotes
Styling block quotes with borders, decorative marks, and custom shapes to reflect brand identity and enhance storytelling through creative design.
By CSS-Tricks11 Aug 2025Stuff & Nonsense Practical Layout Workshop
Explore practical and creative page layout techniques in a two-hour workshop with Andy Clarke this September 18. Perfect for designers seeking hands-on guidance in building effective web layouts. Register now and save with a special coupon code.
By CSS-Tricks11 Aug 2025Designing With AI, Not Around It: Practical Advanced Techniques For Product Design Use Cases
Unlocking the power of advanced prompting – shaping better workflows, enhancing research, brainstorming, and testing through smarter instruction design.
By Ilia Kanazin & Marina Chernyshova11 Aug 2025
Create a dynamic photo gallery using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript that adapts to different screen sizes. Implement a filter system that allows users to sort images by categories, and use CSS transitions for smooth animations when switching between categories. Enhance the experience with a responsive, draggable carousel that showcases selected images in full view. Optionally, use the Canvas API to add a creative effect, like a watercolor overlay or pixelation, to the images as they transition.
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