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May 3, 2023

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Latest Industry Trends, News & Resources

In this week's edition, we have a good dive into the details element, some amazing CSS tools, a write-up about motion in Atomic design and more.

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The details element is amazing

Have you seen those fancy cards that pop open when ya click em and reveal more info?I realized we don’t need a ton of JavaScript and CSS fanciness.

Container Query Units and Fluid Typography

Fluid typography is the term for designing font-size rules that responsively adapt the size based on the amount of available inline space.

Adding Motion to the next decade of Atomic Design

Design has been on a journey for a very long time, but it was only in the past century that a new way of thinking about design emerged thanks to the advent of new technologies.

CSS Custom Properties Beyond the :root

Is there a good reason why we’re defining global custom properties on :root/html and not on body?

🛠 Resources & Tools

CSS HD Gradients

Wide gamut Color 4 compliant CSS gradient builder.

How to design like AirBnB

I once heard that AirBnB spends roughly $100m a year on their design. And it seems like it's well worth it. Here are a few principles you can steal from them.

CSS Blend Modes

CSS blend modes allow you to blend overlapping pixels.

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