A Deep Dive into object-fit and background‑size in CSS — Goes through just how object-fit and background-size work, when to use them, and why, along with some practical use cases and recommendations.

Ahmad Shadeed

Photoshop's Journey to the Web — Just the idea of running software as complex as Photoshop directly in the browser would have been hard to imagine even just a few years ago, but here we are: Thanks to new standardized web technologies, Adobe has now brought a public beta of Photoshop to the web. This opens up a lot of potential not just for Adobe but anyone with lofty browser-based ambitions.

Thomas Nattestad & Nabeel Al-Shamma

Walkthrough of an Easy Angular Data Grid with Examples — You could write your own data grid, but why would you when this one already exists. See how easy it is to set up, bind data, group, sort, page, and more. Fiddle with the live samples or install it and try it for yourself, but don’t miss it.

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New HTTP Standards for Caching on the Modern Web — Caching static content via a CDN or similar service is important, particularly for large sites, but can often be complicated and confusing. This post looks at new HTTP standards that are hoping to make this better, how they work, and why you should care.

Tim Perry

The Start of a New Era for Responsive Web Design — After designing for fixed screens, and then responsively, the author proposes we’re entering an era of ‘component driven’ design.

Francois Brill

New WebKit Features in Safari 15 — A look at the new features available with the release of Safari 15.1, including aspect-ratio, CSS Grid Inspector, ES6 Modules in Workers and ServiceWorkers, WebGL2 and more.

Jen Simmons

Prevent Scroll Chaining with Overscroll Behaviour — Looks at the overscroll-behavior CSS property, what problem it solves, how it works, and where we can use it.

Ahmad Shadeed

Building a Multi-Select Component — A foundational overview of how to build a responsive, adaptive, and accessible, multiselect component for sort and filter user experiences.

Adam Argyle

How Not To Create a Menu Burger Button — A collection of bad practices in HTML - looking at menu buttons patterns, copied from real websites.

Manuel Matuzović

Why 'Outdated' jQuery Is Still the Dominant JavaScript Library — jQuery is one of the longest running and most influential JavaScript libraries on the web. How has it stood the test of time?

Richard MacManus

"Dark Mode" vs "Inverted" — An approach to help clarify the difference between “dark mode” and “components rendered on a dark background” within your design system.

Brad Frost

Building An Effective Image Component — An out-of-the-box solution to optimize images for Next.js. It optimizes loading, compression & responsiveness. Now with AVIF support in Next.js 12.

Sohoni, Erickson, Castle

Shortcut Puts the Agile in Agile and the “Can” in Kanban

Shortcut (formerly Clubhouse.io) sponsor

In-Page Filtered Search with Vanilla JavaScript

Hilman Ramadhan

100 Bytes of CSS to Look Great Everywhere

Shaun Wang

Expandable Sections Within a CSS Grid

Kev Bonett

Huetone: Use The LCH Color Space to Come Up with Predictable and Accessible Color Palettes — The creator explains the tool in detail in this Twitter thread.

alexey ardov

Box Shadow Generator: A Visual Tool to Generate Code for CSS Box Shadows — You can choose from a gallery of predefined box shadow settings or create and customize your own.

Andrei Surdu

Free Activity Feeds & Chat APIs for Qualifying Teams — Unlock enterprise-grade features, functions, and UI components completely free for your startup or side project with the Maker Account from Stream.

Stream sponsor

Blobity: Level Up Your Cursor Game — This script and API lets you do all sorts of creative things with the user’s cursor, which the page itself demonstrates — the demo is similar to how the cursor on iPad OS works. Note that it’s free for open-source projects only.

Georgy Marchuk

Image Compressor: Compress & Optimize JPEG and PNG Images — Yet another option for doing manual image compression. This one lets you upload multiple images and includes optional tools for resizing, converting, and mirroring.

NAZRUL ISLAM