Remember the days of web design when you could tell users what size of monitor to get for your website
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Remember the days of web design when you could tell users what size of monitor to get for your website
Richard Rutter helps you to make sense of list-style, list-item, ::marker, counters(), counter(), @counter-style, symbolic, symbols(), symbols and more to push your HTML and CSS lists to the next level.
piccalil.li/blog/an-in-d...
I've been on a bit of a social media hiatus, but I've written a new post about something that's been on my mind a lot lately localghost.dev/blog/stop-ge...
I made this "ad" for one of Cursor's recent features.
It finally solves the terrible problem of knowing CSS.
Spending 4+ hours on Sunday afternoon writing a blog post (https://chrismcleod.dev/blog/my-changing-media-landscape/) only about 3 people will read? Sure, why not? It’s the blogger’s dilemma
📌 https://chrismcleod.dev/notes/202602011724/
you’re right! it feels mostly awful to Go Online™, these days. the internet in a sad state, for reason after reason after reason. but there is a way to fix it; to trade the voidful howling for a quiet & joyful song.
here’s how to win the war for the soul of the internet, and build the Web We Want.
You've heard of OkLCH? Get ready for: OkLrCH.
codepen.io/eeeps/pen/bN...
(The little 'r' improves lightness gradients across the SDR range.)
CSS is so powerful now, it's amazing looking through older CSS and seeing what can be replaced with a one-liner. I'm on the hunt for snippets that used to be multiple lines of CSS that can now be done in one. Show me what you got!
📣 The next #eleventy-meetup will be on November 18th 12pm EST! In this episode, we have the templating wars from the two newest, hottest templating languages. @harris.social.coop.ap.brid.gy will walk us through WebC, and vrugtehagel introduce us to Vento.
All details: 11tymeetup.dev
#11ty
Hidde de Vries speaking on ARIA, the Good Parts at Pixel Pioneers Bristol 2025
Sometimes, the right use of ARIA can improve your UI for end users.
🎥 Watch @hidde.blog's excellent talk on both the good parts and common pitfalls of ARIA, delivered at Pixel Pioneers Bristol 2025: www.youtube.com/watch?v=NuTh...
#throwbackthursday #tbthursday #a11y #accessibility
When parakeets cosplay
Just added lightbox-like gallery dialog navigation and opt-in submenu functionality to Eleventy Excellent!
github.com/madrilene/el...
A screenshot of Ariel Salminen’s new website and its search feature.
This is where I explain how I built the search index using @11ty.dev for the ⌘+K search on my website: arielsalminen.com/2025/buildin...
True!
I extended my experimentation with the CSS holographic effects, now with 7 new images and gradients ✨
The effect doesn't work on iOS Safari, so I've attached a video too 😊 #CSS
Making websites smaller has tangible effects on the environment.
“Shaving off a single kilobyte in a file that is being loaded on 2 million websites reduces CO2 emissions by an estimated 2950 kg per month.“
www.dannyvankooten.com/blog/2020/we...
444 stars is a really nice number! I never expected so much interest when I first published this starter, but then again, @bell.bz's underlying CSS system is just fantastic!
github.com/madrilene/el...
Thank you Bob! ☺️
New website for my friend Eimear, executive and team coach. #BuiltWithEleventy — of course!
eimearsweeney.com
This talk by @bell.bz is gold imo
As a freelancer, you're expected to slot into an organisation and keep things moving with minimal friction. Keeping your head down and plowing through will only get you so far though and, to do great work, you have to prioritise planning & communication over coding
Also inspired by @nerdy.dev's nerdy.dev/hover-not-ho... article, and @kizu.dev's kizu.dev/fit-to-width/
I love making websites for and with creative people, so that their work comes across in harmony with their personality. Alberto is a Spanish singer songwriter, and I recommend a listen, if you like some good pop/indie folk!
www.albertoballesteros.com
Big lad has captured the exact thousand yard stare I had when I still worked in an office
Got up early to get things done, then spent that time searching for the source of an error that wasn't there yesterday, and that of course I introduced myself first thing. Should have just stayed in bed
Yeah, good thing they are gone. I was kind of terrified of having to go over them eventually
It's probably for the best that they are finally gone! Though I might casually look if Firefox has a feature like that
My phone broke and now I have forever lost the 100+ browser tabs I had kept open "for later". The upside: now I can finally start all over again
