Kevin Geary has launched a remake of his Page Builder 101 series, this time using Etch and ACSS. Note that he is providing a development copy of Etch and ACSS so that everyone can follow along. The first few episodes have dropped.

404 Media summarizes the trademark issue between Matt Mullenweg / Automattic and Kevin Geary / Automatic.CSS. Automattic has asked that the Automatic.CSS product name be changed.

Nelson Terrien recreates a landing page step by step using Bricks builder, Advanced Themer and Automatic CSS.

In this video Brendan O’Connell uses Pinegrow and ACSS to create some custom blocks. It is an easy to understand video that highlights the flexibility of these two tools.

People often ask about CSS frameworks. In this video Dave Foy gives a short and to the point comparison of ACSS and the Core Framework. He also discusses his favorite 3rd party Bricks template options.

Congratulation to the ACSS and Cwicly teams. Automatic.css version 2.7 includes official support and integration with Cwicly. It is great to see the cooperation and coming together of two advanced WordPress toolkits. The synergy will be of benefit to the entire builder ecosystem.

Kevin Geary is extending the Automatic CSS workflow to include Figma. The ACSS design tokens and Frames that people are used to working with in builders such as Bricks will be available in Figma providing an end-to-end solution. This video provides a sneak peak for those who are interested. There is a wait-list signup for a July launch with teased special offered.