This is a meta thought piece about Responsive Web Design and what has come after.

On Taking Responsive Web Design to the Extreme
Tomasz Jakut @ smashingmagazine.com • 6 days ago
Tomasz Jakut @ smashingmagazine.com • 6 days ago
This is a meta thought piece about Responsive Web Design and what has come after.
Kevin Powell @ youtube.com • 2 weeks ago
Kevin Powell has a useful short about the :empty element and how you can use it to solve a common problem.
Kevin Powell @ youtube.com • 3 weeks ago
Kevin Powell and Bramus show how Multi Page Animated view transitions work.
David McCan @ webtng.com • 4 weeks ago
In this video we take a deep dive into the current state of WordPress block themes. We look at the most popular ones, we look under the hood to understand block themes, and we look at the current stats. I have a better understanding of block themes after going through this process.
Chris Coyier @ frontendmasters.com • 4 weeks ago
Much of this is not ready for prime time, but it is interesting to see changes to the HTML specs which may be usable in the future.
Troy Chapin @ developer.wordpress.org • 2 months ago
While this article clarifies the differences between Classic, Hybrid, and Block themes, its real value is in the excellent summary of features available for block themes and how to access them.
Oooh Boi @ youtube.com • 2 months ago
Oooh Boi of Elementor fame made lots of videos showing how to achieve layouts and effects with Elementor. He has released a couple of Bricks videos. Here is one showing how to add some text effects with Bricks. He goes step by step to show how to do it for 3 or 4 items, but the idea is pretty straightforward once you see the process.
Paul Charlton @ youtube.com • 2 months ago
A number of people like to create their own CSS framework. They start with the basics, as this video from Paul Charlton shows how to do, and over time they build it up with just the features they need.
Penpot @ youtube.com • 3 months ago
Penpot, the popular alternative to Figma, released a plugins API. This will make it possible for third parties to extend the platform and provide integrations.