You can stop overthinking it. The web platform has your back 😉

New web APIs let you build easier, more performant, and accessible UI with just a few lines of CSS.

Build without barriers → goo.gle/484AjaY

Your favorite API for smooth page transitions just got even better.

In the latest CSS Podcast episode, @una.im and @bram.us deep dive into what's new with View Transitions, covering all the latest additions and changes → goo.gle/481cuAN

Losing a device with your passkeys doesn't mean you're locked out for good. @oliverdunk.com breaks it down in the latest episode of "Passkeys Explained" 🔐 → goo.gle/4rr2AQG

#PasskeysWeek

Streamline your sign-in flow for both passkey and password users → goo.gle/4nBW7zm

Learn how to use form autofill and WebAuthn's conditional UI to create a single, unified sign-in experience that simplifies the transition to passwordless authentication.

#PasskeysWeek

A common mix-up: thinking passkeys = biometrics. @oliverdunk.com explains why the biometric check is local and how public-key cryptography (not biometrics) is the core of passkey authentication→ goo.gle/4oSrvLh

#PasskeysWeek

It's possible to make web sign-in more frictionless. Help simplify web authentication for everyone by joining the WebAuthn immediate mediation origin trial → goo.gle/3Jx6p5L

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The Popover API puts your UI on a separate top layer so you can stop fighting with focus management. Plus backdrop styling so short it fits here:
[popover]::backdrop {
background: rgb(52, 168, 83);
backdrop-filter: blur(3px);
}

Build more with less code → goo.gle/3XvDUZk

The Popover API solves the surprisingly tricky process of building popovers. It's a simple, declarative solution built-in with a single HTML attribute, letting you create first-class, app-like front-ends.

Build on the web without barriers → goo.gle/4mPJznm

That sigh of relief when the blank white page finally shows something? That's First Contentful Paint (FCP).

Learn what First Contentful Paint measures. Debug FCP with Performance Insights in the updated Chrome DevTools Performance panel and make your website faster - and if stuck, Ask AI for help.

Before: Juggling your IDE, documentation, and the DevTools Console just to write a simple script.

After: Typing a comment and letting Gemini complete the code for you directly in DevTools.

Welcome to a more productive workflow →goo.gle/3JFWTNF