This may be of interest to some. Results of the Front End tech survey. TypeScript is well established now. I was surprised at the percentage of MacOS users.

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.

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

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.

Relative colors is a fairly new CSS feature, but browser support is already up to 85%. Kevin Powell shows how to use it in this video.

A collection of 600 CSS-only animations.

The Builderius team released an early version of their own CSS framework, which is built into the builder or can be used alone.