A CSS project boilerplate
For the many folks who ask how I write CSS since removing Sass, this is how I and the Set Studio team do it in 2024.
Interop 2024
After the success of previous years, it’s great to see Interop is back in 2024. In this post, I note down what I’m looking forward to.
Some information about my upcoming workshop and course
I’m doing a lot of content this year, but the stuff I’m most excited about is a brand new workshop and a brand new course. They follow a similar theme to each other: helping you to become a better CSS developer who writes more scalable, maintainable CSS.
Happy international box sizing awareness day
My all-time favourite CSS technique — courtesy of Paul Irish — celebrates another birthday.
It feels like React is getting a bit of a kicking recently
I talk about an apparent attitude shift in attitude towards React in the community and also make some recommendations about decision-making for your projects.
A highly configurable switch component using modern CSS techniques
Learn how build a highly configurable switch component using modern CSS, such as :has(), container queries, Logical Properties and Custom Properties.
Low-tech Eleventy Categories
Eleventy has built-in tagging and collections capabilities that I’m riffing on to show you how to build a super simple category system with RSS feeds for each one.
Piccalilli Links
I give a run-down about the new links setup on the Piccalilli site and how it all works.
Reality Check #3: Building out a layered hero grid layout from Dribbble
In this edition of Reality Check, I tackle an interesting grid layout that also features some pretty unique background image treatment.