Let’s start by what revert does: It reverts the cascaded value of the property from its current value to the value the property would have had.

By now, you probably know that you can use custom properties for individual color components.

One issue with ESM (and other module systems) is that you can't have optional dependencies.

What if I told you you could use a single property value to turn multiple different values on and off across multiple different properties?

Web Components had so much potential to empower HTML to do more, make dev more accessible to non-coders & easier for coders. Or that was the idea.

Many of today’s web crafters were not writing CSS at the time Alex Walker’s landmark article The Cicada Principle was published in 2011.

Today I tried to help a friend who is a great computer scientist, but not a JS person use a JS module he found on Github.

I was always interested in color science. In 2014, I gave a talk about CSS Color 4 at various conferences around the world called "The Chroma Zone".

Many people have explored responsive tables.