Sidenotes are hard. Anchor positioning makes them easy.

The Web is a little bit darker today, a fair bit poorer.

I talked in my last post about how I used linear gradients to recreate dashed lines.

The CSSWG (CSS Working Group) is currently debating what to name a conditional structure, and it’s kind of fascinating.

Eric Meyer, web standards and CSS guru, revisits some of his handwritten notes on CSS from a quarter-century ago and reflects on all the years since.

Another aspect of the meyerweb redesign I’d like to explore is the way I’m using CSS Grid rows to give myself more layout flexibility.

Today, let’s talk about the ink-study illustrations placed between entries on the site, as well as one other place I’ll get to later.

If you are in charge of a web site that provides even slightly important information, or important services, it's time to get static.