This video by Paul Charlton shows the advantages of using the Core Framework for Bricks and Gutenberg together.

People looking for headless options or WordPress options are checking out WebStudio. Here is a good video by Brendan O’Connell.

This is a cool color palette generator that shows the color shades in an alert box where you can check the color contrast for accessibility.

Advanced Themer 2.9 released. Incredible update with new features for working with CSS, variables, colors, code, AI, as well as new search and add functionality.

The author of this article on Smashing Magazine suggests that a “bottom up” design approach can enhance a site’s accessibility. Do you agree?

This is a great tutorial by Roel Nieskens and Kevin Powell showing the flexibility of variable fonts and how you can use them with CSS. I learned about custom axis control features available with some creative fonts.

This article by Jeremy Holcombe provides a very thorough look at using the theme.json file for creating your own block theme and for customizing blocks. It is a good resource for power users and theme authors.

I was asking about creating color palettes in the Core Framework Facebook group and the Realtime Colors site was suggested. What is cool about this site is that you can set your colors using the bar at the bottom of the page and the site applies the colors you’ve chosen. Hat tip to Zeik Sparrow for the suggestion.

Kevin Powell shares three simple tips to make your content a little prettier.