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

Three Simple Tips to Make Your Content Prettier
Kevin Powell @ youtube.com • 6 months ago
Kevin Powell @ youtube.com • 6 months ago
Kevin Powell shares three simple tips to make your content a little prettier.
Stephanie Eckles @ moderncss.dev • 6 months ago
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.
Paul Charlton @ youtube.com • 7 months ago
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.
Lun @ youtube.com • 7 months ago
A quick tutorial on how to change the style of elements not being hovered.
Kevin Powell @ youtube.com • 7 months ago
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.
Temani Afif @ css-loaders.com • 7 months ago
A collection of 600 CSS-only animations.
Vitalii Kiiko @ github.com • 7 months ago
The Builderius team released an early version of their own CSS framework, which is built into the builder or can be used alone.
WengersToyBus @ species-in-pieces.com • 8 months ago
This site is an example of CSS animation. It it uses clip path polygons to create animal shapes. Pretty cool example of what can be done with some of the emerging CSS animation support and things like polygons. Web kit browsers have full support (for polygons), it’s limited in Firefox. There is a how it’s made page that describes the technique.
Nikola Perišić @ • 8 months ago
New simplified syntax for media queries already at about 90% browser support.