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  1. What if you used Container Units for… everything?

    Chris Coyier ponders whether they can use container queries for everything and unearths some rather frustrating, but predictable outcomes.

  2. Just Build Websites

    Quite possibly one of the best analogies I’ve seen in a long time about Just Building Websites™

  3. The anchor element

    An incredibly well articulated, informative and entertaining run-down of the mighty HTML anchor element.

  4. How to animate around a circle

    A handy, quick post from Robin Rendle about a really common pitfall of trying to animate around shapes.

  5. Getting stuck: all the ways position:sticky can fail

    Sticky position in CSS can be super awkward and low-key enraging to work with. There’s plenty of little things you have to account for which Kilian Valkhof outlines really well.

  6. CSS One-Liners to Improve (Almost) Every Project

    A handy collection of simple CSS solutions to add little improvements to any web page by Alvaro Montoro.

  7. No No-JavaScript

    A quick and handy run-down of the CSS media query scripting features by David Bushell.

  8. CSS Grid Areas

    A really useful, highly interactive guide on CSS grid areas and how you can use them for every day layouts by Ahmad Shadeed.

  9. Fit-to-Width Text: A New Technique

    Sure, there’s a million ways to do fit text and you can technically already do it with CSS, but this approach Roman Komarov is interesting.

  10. Replacing GSAP with scroll animations

    A really handy re-working of a GSAP demo with CSS scroll animations that certainly helped them stick for me.