Kevin Powell, a CSS expert and effective teacher, has released a free course on HTML and CSS. These are two of the fundamental languages behind all websites, not to mention all page builders and Gutenberg.

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.

A short from Kevin Powell on an easy way to improve your forms.

Here is a quick video showing the Advanced Themer Recipes and CSS Superpower features.

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.