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  1. A Guide To Designing For Older Adults

    The one and only Vitaly Friedman takes a deep-dive into a lesser thought about focus of user-centric design.

  2. Arguments for opening links in a new tab or window

    Jason Grigsby asks for data to support an apparent preference for people defaulting to links opening in new tabs.

  3. Can you feel the rhythm‽

    Adam Argyle shows some really cool baseline grid stuff that modern CSS empowers us to do.

  4. ECSS - an interesting CSS methodology

    I got sent a link to a CSS methodology called ECSS and thought I’d note down what I like and what I don’t like about it.

  5. How I Solved My Font Rendering Problem

    Michelle Barker yet again, shares a life-saver of a CSS tip!

  6. The Fifty-Fifty Split and Overflow

    Ryan Mulligan demonstrates not just some elegant layout work but also, a very tidy method of dealing with overflow content.

  7. CSS :has() Interactive Guide

    Ahmad Shadeed has done it again with a stunning interactive guide that

  8. Speedier tunes

    Jeremy Keith showcases a proper real-world performance improvement using content-visibility.

  9. Tailwind vs. Semantic CSS

    A really interesting study by Tero Piirainen, comparing a build of the exact same page using Tailwind vs semantic CSS.

  10. Removing list styles without affecting semantics

    Manuel Matuzović solves an age-old problem with dealing with list styles when you don’t want them and I riff about my reset.