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  1. Complete CSS is now live!

    After nearly a year of production, Complete CSS is finally available for a limited Black Friday launch price of £189

  2. The <details> and <summary> elements are getting an upgrade

    Stephanie Stimac shares some useful changes arriving to simplify styling these elements.

  3. A Friendly Introduction to Container Queries

    Josh is here again with another stunner of an article.

  4. Foundations: form validation and error messages

    Demelza Feltham has written a fantastic run-down on form validation with some great tips about providing an accessible and user-friendly experience.

  5. Creating Design System-Friendly Snowflakes with Utility Classes

    Stu Robson shows us the power of utility classes in design systems to tackle those in-context specifics that always come around.

  6. An HTML Email Template with Basic Typography and Dark/Light Modes

    Chris Coyier shows how keeping it simple with email templates brings great results, even on the old clients.

  7. HTML for people

    Blake Watson has just launched a fantastic resource to help you learn HTML from scratch.

  8. Building a robust frontend using progressive enhancement

    When the gov design team offer a rundown like this, you have to read it because that team are some of the best in the business of great user experience.

  9. I wasted a day on CSS selector performance to make a website load 2ms faster

    Trys Mudford goes on what they thought was an epic CSS performance refactor with a not so surprising result.

  10. Introducing TODS – a typographic and OpenType default stylesheet

    Richard Rutter walks us through their thoroughly useful, new typographic and OpenType default stylesheet, step by step.