React and Vue support is coming

Tailwind UI will soon be available for React and Vue.

Building a high performance text editor

The past, present, and future of Sublime Text.

Clubpad

Reaction sounds for your clubhouse rooms.

Apple

Its control over the iPhone, the internet, and the metaverse.

Clubhouse bio generator

A bio for every influencer on the audio-based social media platform.

GitHub Skyline

View a 3D model of your GitHub contribution graph.

Browsers eating RAM

RAM and CPU usage of Chrome and Safari on macOS.

AVIF and WebP encoding quality settings

Tune your automatic image optimization process.

Perfect Freehand

A library for drawing beautiful freehand lines.

New malware found on 30,000 Macs has security pros stumped

It runs code natively on Apple’s new M1 chip.

Stream: the definitive guide

Learn how to use streams with the Streams API.

The state of user research 2021 report

A survey over 525 user researchers in 44 countries.

Going beyond the board

A whole new Trello is here.

Should I use an accessibility overlay?

There are no real quick fixes for accessibility issues.

Country flags

An easy way to display a dynamic flag on your web site.

Learning SEO

A roadmap with free SEO resources.

Time for next-gen codecs to dethrone JPEG

JPEG/PNG vs JPEG 2000/WebP/HEIC/AVIF/JPEG XL.

What the heck, z-index??

Let’s explore one of the most misunderstood CSS mechanisms.

“Hey, World!”

What if you could just email the web to reach the world?

What we can learn from Apple's dataviz accessibility

How Apple’s visualizations are handled by VoiceOver.

How to display dates in your user's time zone with the Intl API

The ECMAScript Internationalization API is amazing.

AI in design

How we might leverage AI in the design process.

The future of CSS: scroll-linked animations

A deep dive into an upcoming addition to CSS.

Getting deep into shadows

The many aspects of CSS shadows.

Firefox 86 Introduces Total Cookie Protection

The next level of protections against cookie-based tracking.

HTML5 Ping

Do you already know the “ping” attribute on tags?

10 Years of Open-Source Visualization

D3.js, the popular library for visualizing data, turns 10.

Quill

Messaging built for team productivity, not engagement.

Everything we know about Core Web Vitals and SEO

What to expect from the new ranking signal.

Flim

An amazing search engine for objects in films and animations.

The paradox of content marketing to beginners vs. experts

How we can work around this paradox.

Support web monetization and HODL

How to receive micropayment in $BTC on your website.

Material design text fields are badly designed

Why floating labels aren’t a good idea, and what to use instead.

How social networks got competitive again

Facebook’s surprising new challenges.

The beauty of tiny enhancements in CSS

Modern CSS by using progressive enhancement.

Storybook for Vue 3

What’s new in the UI building tool for Vue users.

Announcing powerful new Intercom reporting features

What’s new in the popular customer relationship platform.

Hiding content responsibly

Pros and cons of all the ways to hide stuff via HTML/CSS.

Big Tech Detective

Track and avoid tech giants as you browse the web.

Diving into the ::before and ::after Pseudo-Elements

Two incredibly versatile tools in the CSS toolkit.

LinkedIn pages updated with new features

New ways to generate leads and keep employees engaged.

Six time-saving tips for using the DevTools Console

Get the most from the console when debugging for the web.

Introduction to WebKit

What to know about the popular web browser engine.

Twitter announces paid Super Follows to let you charge for tweets

It’s also planning a groups feature.

The future of web software Is HTML-over-WebSocket

A new approach is catching web developers’ attention.

A fabulous February Firefox 86

Better iframe inspection, :autofill, Intl.DisplayNames, and more.

Tabbed application mode for PWAs

An early-stage exploration of the Chrome team.

PageSpeed Compare

Easy page speed benchmarking for your website.

NitroPack

Speed up your website and boost your PageSpeed scores.

gifenc

A fast and lightweight pure-JavaScript GIF encoder.

Symphosizer

Sound activated typographic instrument.

picoCAD

A tiny modeller for tiny models.

Scream when you have to sprint faster

A short guide to design and development methodologies.

Experience Japan pictograms

A design toolbox filled with Japanese stories

Vestaboard

A smart display to connect and inspire.

Why your phone’s portrait mode fakes the blur

Is the sensor size to blame? Or the lens size?

CSS-in-JS support in DevTools

How you can inject a stylesheet using CSSOM API.

Clubhouse is recording your conversations

That’s not even its worst privacy problem.

Four causes for ‘Zoom fatigue’ and their solutions

Zoom fatigue from a psychological perspective.

How to display language-specific quotes in CSS

Quotes in different languages for multi-lingual web sites.

JavaScript performance beyond bundle size

The many ways we can approach JavaScript performance.

Slow site speed is still the biggest cause of web stress

What studies say about the UX of web performance.

Open source projects should run office hours

A fresh way to collect feedback for your projects.

What's new in DevTools (Chrome 90)

Visual Flexbox editor, Core Web Vitals overlay, and more.

The tools don't matter

Why are product managers so obsessed with tools?

Gradient generator tool

Easily create beautiful gradients for your designs.

tw-rl

A new way to save and organize your favorite tweets and threads.

Color arrangement in generative art

When the algorithm is selecting the final colors, not you.

12 of the best tools to monitor your online reputation

Choose one that works best for you or your brand.

Google Fonts Material Icons

Google Fonts now supports open source icons.

ProximaVara

Proxima Nova, the popular web font, is now available as variable font.

How to map mouse position in CSS

Another amazing thing you can do with pure CSS.

datablocks

A Node based editor for working with data.

jQuery 3.6.0 Released

A feature for JSONP error handling and some bug fixes.

New in Chrome 89

WebHID, WebNFC, and Web Serial are now available in stable.

“They’re called PMs because they always message you in the evening.”

Cloudflare Worker recipes for frontend performance testing

An efficient way to test changes against your production environment.

Splitting the ping

Introducing Sping, a useful tool for debugging network latency.

Brave buys a search engine

Promises no tracking, no profiling, and may even offer a paid-for, no-ad version.

Microsoft Teams is getting a new slimline makeover

The company introduces a PWA version of its collaboration suite.

The best font loading strategies and how to execute them

An overview with all the implementation details.

How to move your team toward async-first communication

An approach to bring more productivity to the workplace.

Charting a course towards a more privacy-first web

Google promises less individual tracking in its advertising products.

SVG Color Matrix Mixer

Easily generate nice looking color matrix filters for your images.

Announcing Flutter 2

Create portable apps for the web and 5 OSs from 1 codebase.

The state of mobile and why mobile web testing matters

How we can master the challenges of the mobile web today.

Deno 1.8 release notes

What’s new in the Node.js alternative.

Creative code algorithms & techniques

A visual catalog of useful creative coding techniques.

Introducing Focus Order

What’s new in Stark, the suite of integrated accessibility tools.

Speeding up Chrome's release cycle

Soon you can expect a new milestone for Chrome every 4 weeks.

HTTPWTF

HTTP’s weird corners and odd details at a glance.

Sites v. Apps: A Reverie

Websites and web apps, “a dichotomy that lives in a fantasy world”.

NFTs are a dangerous trap

Collateral damages of the latest cryptocurrency craze.

Google’s FLoC is a terrible idea

Privacy risks of behavioral targeting without third-party cookies.

UI design testing tools I use all the time

There shouldn’t be any excuse for not testing with users these days.

Sensa Emoji

A high-quality open source emoji set, ready for any scale and tool.

“What’s an NFT? Imagine if you could burn a half ton of coal and a small forest to print a ‘Certificate of Authenticity’ for a GIF.”

Why I still use RSS

RSS’s heyday may be over, but it’s still very much alive.

“Content design is saying ‘you should have invited me to an earlier meeting’ until you die.”

Google Webmaster Guidelines

Everything you need to know and understand.