Web Directions Hover ’22 session spotlight–Real-world CSS custom props
Real-world CSS custom props
Author: John
Web Directions Hover ’22 session spotlight–Are CSS Pre-Processors Becoming Obsolete?
Are CSS Pre-Processors Becoming Obsolete?
Weekly Links–the what’s new in ’22 edition
I’ve been thinking more than a little lately about just what it is I do at Web Directions. On one level the answer is pretty straightforward–we run conferences for web and digital folks. But the more important question is what do we do for you and folks like you? Those who visit our site, attend […]
Web Directions Hover ’22 session spotlight–Responsive patterns with subgrid
Responsive patterns with subgrid
Conffab Videos of the Day
For the last few years we’ve been working away on Conffab, our on-demand streaming platform for conference talks. It took a little bit of a backseat as we got our online conferences up and running after COVID hit, but it’s been getting quite a lot of our attention of late, and it’s starting to really […]
Web Directions Hover ’22 session spotlight–Effective CSS refactoring
Effective CSS refactoring
Weekly links-opinionated abstractions
I do try to have something of a theme about each week’s collection of links, though sometimes (like this week) the theme can be a bit tenuous. SPAs were a mistake Chris Ferdinandi writes For years, a trend in our industry has been to build single-page apps, or SPAs. With an SPA, the entire site […]
Web Directions Hover ’22 session spotlight–Modern CSS rendering performance: The internals of web pages optimization
Modern CSS rendering performance: The internals of web pages optimization
Web Directions Hover ’22 session spotlight–The colorful future of CSS
The colorful future of CSS
Web Directions Hover ’22 session spotlight–:where :is :has?
:where :is :has?
:where :is your <head> at? Weekly links with a CSS flavour
Many developers consider CSS to be difficult (some even consider it broken). And a lot of effort has been expended–frameworks, methodologies, CSS-in-JS approaches–taming, in particular, the at times complex interaction of three distinct, powerful aspects of CSS that work together, in often seemingly abstruse ways, to style an element on a page: the cascade, inheritance […]
Web Directions Hover ’22 session spotlight–Practical Uses For Container Queries
Practical Uses For Container Queries
Web Directions Hover ’22 session spotlight–Type-setting in CSS: Using typography to enhance your design
Type-setting in CSS: Using typography to enhance your design
Web Directions Hover ’22 session spotlight–How Does CSS Work? and How We Can Change How It Works!
How Does CSS Works? and How We Can Change How It Works!
Weekly resources, Feb 18 2022
Time flies, and already we’re 6+ weeks into 2020 2021 2022. Last week we launched the program for Hover, our 100% CSS focussed conference. This week we added a few more speakers to the line-up, with just one more to announce. If you work with CSS at all, it is going to be incredibly useful, […]
