Je recherche une nouvelle mission pour septembre !! 
Je suis toujours expert #CSS avec plus de 20 ans d’expérience sur HTML / CSS / SVG / JavaScript et plus de 10 ans sur React. 
J’aurais fait une pause de presque un an dans ma carrière de développeur (mais on ne s’arrête vraiment jamais 
) pour lancer, avec ma chérie, une salle d’escape game à Lyon ! C’était incroyable, les retours des joueurs et joueuses hyper chaleureux, mais je vais passer la main sur l’animation.
Loving this Kagi theme by The Last Envoy!
Did you know you can use custom CSS to make your Kagi and search experience truly your own? https://help.kagi.com/kagi/features/custom-css.html
Found this relic today while cleaning. Anyone need some reading on HTML5 and CSS?
CSS Isn’t Broken—You Just Never Read the Docs, by (not found on Mastodon or Bluesky):
Working on my talk for Web Directions Code and...
What has tripped you up in regards to #CSS when styling for both light and shadow DOM?
What tips would you tell your younger self to help make it less confusing?
I also forgot to mention that CSS is cool.
It's a dang puzzle sometimes, but it's super satisfying once you've solved a problem with minimal magic!
Easier layout with margin-trim from @jensimmons on the webkit blog
Blurry Image Placeholders, Generated With Minimal CSS - Low-quality image placeholders (LQIPs) have a solid place in web page design. Ther... - https://hackaday.com/2025/05/01/blurry-image-placeholders-generated-with-minimal-css/ #softwarehacks #imagerender #lqip #css
New blog post: “Fit-to-Width Discussions & Feedback”
https://blog.kizu.dev/fit-to-width-discussions-and-feedback/
A bit less than a year ago, I published my “Fit-to-Width Text: A New Technique” article. Since then, CSSWG resolved to start working on it, and, following this, two things happened: a discussion of its potential accessibility issues, and an intent to prototype it from Google.
I have some thoughts, feedback, and ideas about both of these, so here is a post!
@EUCommission You forgot something Stop #css Stop anti #pricavy legislation. If not more and more people Will dislike the #eu and plays in the hands of far right extremist. We don’t wanna be another #china
Well now look what you’ve gone and done! You’ve spilt JavaScript all over my lovely semantic HTML. Dammit! It leaked onto my CSS as well.
Go grab a cloth and clean up this mess.
I know I probably shouldn’t use it, but
```
font-size: calc(1em - 1px);
```
continues to be one of my favorite tidbits of #CSS.
Earlier this month, @lolaodelola gave a talk on how web standards can unintentionally exclude users—especially those with disabilities or limited tech access.
Through examples like autoplay, frames, #WebGPU, and #CSS carousels, Lola demonstrates how assumptions in design can create barriers.
The @tag 's "Societal Impact Questionnaire" prompts spec creators to consider who might be excluded: https://w3ctag.github.io/societal-impact-questionnaire/ (draft note)
Watch "The Web and the Digital Divide": https://youtu.be/SYU4fb9sTTs
@w3c has released "Pointer Events Level 3" as #CandidateRecommendation #timetoimplement
https://www.w3.org/TR/pointerevents3/
This specification aims to simplify development across diverse input devices like mouse, pen, and touchscreens. Along with expanded #CSS touch-action values, new features include altitudeAngle and azimuthAngle properties for detailed stylus input.
Feedback welcome: https://github.com/w3c/pointerevents/
Polishing Your Typography With Line Height Units, by @jensimmons (@webkit):
https://situer-le-numerique.netlify.app/
If you view this on a desktop screen, it looks kinda like a PDF viewer showing two pages at a time. If you print, however, it rearranges itself into single pages, as a printer would expect!
Also, everything is nicely laid out for print, including a table of contents with page numbers.
This was achieved using a #JavaScript polyfill for various #CSS print features, turning a regular web browser into a surprisingly good #typesetting engine.
I forgot that CSS is hard.
But I grew up learning frontend web development on Internet Explorer 6, so I'm not scared.
#CSS "Line height units give us a direct way to tie any size in our layout to the vertical rhythm of the text. Margins are just one possibility — padding is another, gaps, width and height, or any other measurement in the layout."
Haven't had it in me to do anything for the past week's #CodePenChallenge, so here's a demo from earlier this year that fits: #CSS infinite scroll gallery https://codepen.io/thebabydino/pen/XJrYqGb
One of my most hearted demos ever & my only one to get over 1000 
without being in the most hearted of previous year.
