Nintendo Switch Homescreen recreated with CSS and a li'l bit of JS
Recreating the iconic Nintendo Switch home screen layout with CSS, supporting themes, accessibility, and smooth scrolling across browsers.
By Adam Argyle13 Jun 2025Grainy Gradients
Reducing gradient banding effects by adding noise through SVG filters, creating smoother visual transitions.
By Frontend Masters13 Jun 2025Jake Archibald on Native HTML Includes
Deep dive into HTML includes and the conversation with Jake Archibald, exploring the future of web componentization.
By Frontend Masters12 Jun 2025Breaking Boundaries: Building a Tangram Puzzle With (S)CSS
Using Sass to replace JavaScript in creating a Tangram puzzle, leveraging maps, mixins, and math for low-level logic without scripting.
By CSS-Tricks12 Jun 2025Developer Spotlight: Robin Payot
Exploring Robin Payot’s journey and projects, highlighting his expertise in WebGL, animation, and crafting award-winning interactive web experiences.
By Codrops12 Jun 2025The Multi-All-The-Things Organization
An overview of the comprehensive online course, Subatomic, covering design tokens, architecture, and resources for Figma and code.
By Brad Frost12 Jun 2025How To Use The Browser Console: An In-Depth Guide
Unlock the full potential of Chrome DevTools Console tab with advanced features and practical tips for debugging.
By DebugBear12 Jun 20251fr 1fr vs auto auto vs 50% 50%
Comparing different methods for creating equal-width columns, highlighting the most effective and consistent approaches.
By Frontend Masters11 Jun 2025Creating The “Moving Highlight” Navigation Bar With JavaScript And CSS
Demonstrating two JavaScript and CSS techniques for “moving-highlight” navigation: using `getBoundingClientRect` and the View Transition API.
By Blake Lundquist11 Jun 2025Building an Infinite Parallax Grid with GSAP and Seamless Tiling
Building a responsive, infinitely scrolling image grid with parallax effects and staggered text animations using GSAP.
By Codrops11 Jun 2025🔮 How Tiny UX Changes Echo, State of CSS 2025 & Logos that Standout
Covering essential teamwork skills for UX professionals, empathy-driven design, and creative charting using only CSS.
By Unicorn Club11 Jun 2025A new way to style gaps in CSS
Eliminating the need for border and pseudo-element hacks with modern CSS approaches.
By developer.chrome.com11 Jun 2025Partial Keyframes
Discover how CSS keyframe animations can be more powerful and reusable with techniques that add dynamism and flexibility.
By Josh W. Comeau10 Jun 2025Scroll-Driven Letter Grid
Exploring the interplay between scroll-timelines (0-100) and variable font axes (100-900) for dynamic, synchronized animations.
By Frontend Masters09 Jun 2025Creating an Auto-Closing Notification With an HTML Popover
Techniques for making HTML popovers auto-close, enhancing user experience with simple, effective solutions.
By CSS-Tricks09 Jun 2025Sticky revealing footer
Tips for positioning the footer below <main>: creating stacking contexts with relative positioning and z-index, plus styling considerations for sticky footers.
By Piccalilli09 Jun 2025How to Create Interactive, Droplet-like Metaballs with Three.js and GLSL
Creating interactive bubble-like spheres with Three.js and GLSL that respond smoothly to mouse movements.
By Codrops09 Jun 2025Decoding The SVG <code>path</code> Element: Line Commands
Simplifying SVG `path` commands with visual examples, helping you understand and translate complex path syntax into usable graphics.
By Myriam Frisano09 Jun 2025Support foldable devices with the Viewport Segments API
Updates on the Viewport Segments API, including recent changes following its origin trial.
By developer.chrome.com09 Jun 2025New permission prompt for Local Network Access
Exploring the new permission prompt for sites accessing local networks, enhancing user privacy and control.
By developer.chrome.com09 Jun 2025
Create an interactive art gallery using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Implement a responsive, infinitely scrolling image grid that features parallax effects and hover-sensitive animations. Utilize the Canvas API to add dynamic backgrounds that react to mouse movement, and challenge yourself to integrate smooth transitions and accessibility features for an engaging user experience.
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