Frank Klein shares seven websites built using block themes. It is interesting to see the variety of designs, like the OptinMonster site

50 web design mistakes to avoid, with explanations, in 9 minutes. If you like this video, there is an earlier installment from 3 years ago with other design mistakes that is linked in the video description.

Barbara and Mark Crowell are a husband and wife team who have been in the web design business for a number of years. In this live stream they talk about their journey and changes in the industry. Their discussion of the current state of the market and how they are adapting is pretty interesting. Leads from search have largely dried up and they are doing more white label work.

The WebDevStudios team has created their own block theme, WDS BT, which looks pretty interesting. There is a link to the theme and an outline of their design system in this blog post from the esteemed Lisa Sabin-Wilson.

Work on the Twenty Twenty-File theme has started. This post shares plans which seem prioritize flexibility. There are examples shown for a blog and for a photo blog.

On the developers blog Justin Tadlock shares what’s new for block theme and plugin developers, as well as new additions to the Gutenberg plugin. This is largely information for developers and designers and gives some insight into want’s coming for WordPress 6.7.

CSS is becoming more like a programming language. A new feature is providing Type Definitions using the @ property. This is explained and demoed in this article by Stephanie Eckles. CanIUse reports a bit above 89% browser support.

If you are interested in some CSS design effects, Paul Charlton has a short video with some resources showing you how to create Glassmorphism and Gradient Mesh effects.

A quick tutorial on how to change the style of elements not being hovered.