Breaking out of the box

Make your Progressive Web App feel more like a native app.

What’s new in DevTools?

A breakdown of the latest DevTools features across browsers.

CSS Custom Highlight API

The future of highlighting text ranges on the web.

Say hello to ‘selectmenu’, a fully style-able ‘select’ element

What you can expect from the upcoming HTML form control.

Styling ‘select’ elements for real

The current state of styling selects on the web.

Find and manage your installed apps and sites

With Microsoft Edge, you can install any website as an app.

Display content in the title bar

Progressive Web Apps can have their own app windows and title bars.

Closing a 30 pixel gap between native and web

Windows web apps can now look and feel like native apps.

(Almost) everything about storing data on the web

Options to store data locally on a user’s device for client-side or offline access.

The truth about CSS selector performance

The impact of CSS selectors on page speed and how you can measure it.

PWA for beginners

Learn how to create a cross-platform web app with a native look and feel.

Useful DevTools tips and tricks

There’s likely a suitable debugging tool for your specific use case.

Please take full window screenshots

Best practices for capturing screenshots in product documentation.

Inside the all-new Edge DevTools user interface

Microsoft completes its UI overhaul for Edge DevTools.

Seamless SVG copy-paste on the web

Now supported in Microsoft Edge and other Chromium browsers.

A release note for the web platform

How the WebDX CG aims to inform us of web platform updates.

Navigating the web platform

Where front-end developers stay updated and engage.

First catalog of web features completed

The WebDX Community Group has hit a milestone.

Minding the gaps

A new way to draw separators in CSS.

ARIA notify

Let’s make dynamic content changes more accessible.

A new way to style gaps

Say hello to consistent separators across CSS layouts.

Perfecting Baseline

What the banner means today and how it can evolve.

Embrace the chaos

The shape and flow of masonry layouts.

Using CSS animations as state machines

Making focus and hover stick around with CSS alone.

Scoped registries for custom elements

How independent scopes resolve name clashes.

New HTML element for installing web apps

Try the native install button with no JavaScript required.

What’s missing in CSS layout

Developer pain points and feature gaps.

wf

Look up web platform features from your terminal.

Alignment in CSS Grid Lanes

How alignment works across grid and stacking axes.

What’s missing from SVG

Styling external SVGs is the top request.

Blurry before beautiful

A proposal for native image previews on the web.

“I want the web that I grew up with to remain: direct linking, independent publishing, view-source culture, and the ability to publish and browse without permission from an authority. I want its openness, its diversity, its weirdness. All of it.”