Category: Web Design

Future CSS for Drag and Drop: Exploring :drag and ::dragged-image

Drag-and-drop is a common interaction in modern interfaces, but styling elements while t

CSS News Roundup #1: Advent Calendars, CSS Wrapped, and Key Web Platform Updates

The CSS ecosystem moves fast, and staying current can directly impact how

Explaining HTML and CSS to a 5‑Year‑Old: What It Taught Me About Web Development

Trying to explain HTML and CSS to a five-year-old child is a surprisingly

Introducing grid-lanes: The New Masonry Layout Mode in CSS

The CSS landscape is evolving again, and this time it brings great news for anyone building vis

Building a Responsive Circular Avatar List with Modern CSS

Arranging user avatars in a visually engaging way can significantly enhance the perceived quali

HTML Web Components: A Vision That Started in 1998

HTML Web Components may feel like a modern innovation born from today’s need for reusable, modular inte

Building a Responsive Circular Avatar List with Modern CSS

Arranging user avatars in a simple grid is common, but sometimes a more distinctive layout can

Building a Responsive Overlapping Avatar List with Modern CSS

Overlapping avatar lists are a familiar UI pattern in modern web design, often seen in colla

Scrollytelling on Steroids: Harnessing Scroll-State Queries for Modern Web Experiences

Scrollytelling has evolved from a design trend into a practical tec

Building a Responsive Avatar List with Modern CSS

Overlapping avatar lists are a familiar pattern in modern interfaces, from team sections on company webs