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Editor’s note: This is a really clever idea that Preethi shared, but you will also see that it comes with accessibility drawbacks because it uses […]

When you picture placing images in long-form content — like articles, case studies, or reports — the standard approach is inline rectangles, breaking up blocks

In the previous two chapters, we built a layered 3D text effect, added depth and color, and then brought it to life with motion. We

In the previous chapter, we built a basic 3D layered text effect using nothing but HTML and CSS. It looks great and has a solid

Recently, a client asked me to create a bulging text effect. These are exactly the kinds of creative challenges I live for. I explored several

I love “re-learning” things I thought I knew. HTML is full of those opportunities (case in point, like today) since it’s where you typically start

Filing this in the “Missed First Time Around” category. It popped up in the Firefox 139 release notes and I was, like, ooo neat. Then

My brain can’t help but try to make connections between seemingly disparate ideas. And that’s what happened yesterday when I read: Hidde’s “Can components conform

CSS provides us with root and relative values. Root values are like rem and rlh — they’re tied to the values written in the :root

Sunkanmi Fafowora is a frequent flier around here. You’ve probably seen his name pop up in the CSS-Tricks Almanac and we actually just published something