An in-depth guide to customising lists with CSS
Markers, counters, and @counter-style tips for better bullets and numbering.
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Border-shape: the future of the non-rectangular web
New property makes borders, shadows, and outlines follow custom geometry.
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Accessible building blocks for web
Short videos on headings, images, links, buttons, and forms, with practical accessibility tips.
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Declarative Dialog menu with invoker commands
Hamburger menu built with
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What’s new in Chrome 145
New CSS typography properties, an Origin object, and shorter UA string by default.
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State of React 2025 results are live
React 19, CRA deprecation, CVEs and RSC debates, and AI tooling shaping the ecosystem.
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Interop 2026 names 20 browser focus areas
Cross-browser priorities and tests set for 2026’s biggest developer pain points.
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WebKit features for Safari 26.3
Zstd compression and Navigation API abort signals, plus fixes and improvements.
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Debugging with AI: can it replace an experienced developer?
LLM can fix symptoms fast, but it still struggles with root causes.
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Reference Target: having your encapsulation and eating it too
New proposal lets shadow DOM internals be referenced via the host without breaking encapsulation.
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A polyfill for the HTML switch element
Near-native switch UI for checkboxes outside Safari.
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Explicit resource management in JavaScript
New “using” syntax makes cleanup automatic, reducing leaks and boilerplate.