"when designing navigation on mobile, we don’t have to rely on slide-in-menus or nested accordions. we can also use the curtain and billboard design patterns, and show multiple levels of navigation at once..."

"we all know these endless lines of css selectors before the real css rules start in the stylesheet. and while it’s not entirely new anymore, i’ve not seen it much in the wild: the usage of the universal :where() selector..."

"first of all, :where() and :is() both are forgiving selectors. this means that even if a selector inside isn’t supported by the browser or unknown/invalid, it will still work for the rest. and this means we turn the following into a one-liner as well..."

"let me show you what i got wrong by using an example. let's say we have two cards, each with a heading and some text. one of them also contains an image..."

"responsive design can be challenging if you're coding something that needs more than box shuffling..."

"in css it’s possible to style elements based on the number of siblings they have by leveraging the nth-child selector..."

"in this video, i break down what’s actually changed over the last 1–2 years (google’s aio/featured snippets, zero-click search, ai content saturation, and the e-e-a-t squeeze on anonymous affiliate sites) and why “best x for y” and basic how-to content just doesn’t convert the way it used to..."

"with full css there’s also extra, hidden cost – if we’re loading unused css rules, the browser is potentially spending more time in style calculations figuring out that these rules aren’t actually used..."

"visual hierarchy enables viewers to get the things they need quicker. this is why it’s key to let your print, web, or app design perform at its best. in this practical article you will learn how to leverage the two main principles of visual hierarchy in typography..."

"forms on the web are an opportunity to make big improvements to the user experience with very little effort. the effort can be as little as sprinkling in a smattering of humble html attributes. but the result can be a turbo-charged experience for the user, allowing them to sail through their task..."