🎉 CSS Wrapped 2025 is here!

Once again, it has been an AMAZING year for CSS and UI.

Go check out chrome.dev/css-wrapped-... to see all CSS/UI features Chrome shipped this year.

Each features comes with a small explanation and demo for you to play with.

The majority of us are a bunch of self taught people with rather spotty knowledge and that's fine! Kilian (also self taught) is here to share some of the computer science fundamentals you probably are missing with the aim to improve your code in the long term.

piccalil.li/blog/program...

So many exciting new tools and features rolled out — really looking forward to sharpening my skills and exploring what’s next.

Just taking the survey will teach you a lot.

survey.devographics.com/survey/state...

I've somehow only now realized that if you want to transition between themes, view transitions make it incredibly easy...

Translates like I did here are a bit over the top, but clip-path opens up some fun possibilities.

Just launched some 🔥 updates for zwartopwit.be using Rails + Turbo Frames with flow parameters.

Used Turbo Frames to conditionally load
modular sections for:
– The new car wrap landing page
– Updated folder options page

Really impressed by how powerful Turbo can be.

Just enrolled in @sarasoueidan.com ’s Practical Accessibility course — excited to level up! 🙌

Curious to hear from the community:

What are your top 3 most accessible fonts?

And maybe an honorable mention too? 👀

Always looking to design with more inclusivity in mind.

The one where I muse about how this simple bit of code radically changes how the web itself seems to behave…

webkit.org/blog/16967/t...

✨ In my upcoming animations course, we build an intuition for Bézier curves with a mini-game: your job is to get your green ball to have the same easing as the pink ball, by dragging and adjusting the curve:

Just caught the latest General Musings by @kevinpowell.co — really refreshing to hear him talk openly about a tough week. Nice reminder that even people we look up to have their struggles. And hey, turns out we’ve got more than just CSS in common.

Adobe is switching some Creative Cloud users to a pricier AI plan

Have you already tried the margin-trim property? ✂️

In this quick tip, you'll find out how it works and how it could become a good alternative to the owl selector.

youtu.be/9oAEaXWhkKU

Last day!⏳

“Everyone's software is good enough these days. The barriers to entry are low. To stand out, you need to make your product feel

emilkowal.ski/ui/good-vs-g...

It was pointed out to me that you can assign elements tags... they've added an "accessibility" menu, and in there, you can add tags.

So, they thought about it, and then hid it in a menu most people will never look at (including the people who made their Config site, and official templates).

During my livestream yesterday, I talked about Figma Sites for a little bit. I've broken it off into a short, stand-alone video.

I don't normally like bashing a company, but when a company of Figma's size makes a product this bad, I think it's important to call them out on it.

youtu.be/ZsFIvULxkHI

no surprise to anyone but the figma slop sites look like this when you disable javascript

tapping the sign: piccalil.li/blog/a-handf...

Did you catch them all? Here’s everything we announced at #Config2025

→ Figma Sites
→ CMS in Figma Sites (coming soon)
→ Grid
→ Figma Make
→ Figma Draw
→ Figma Buzz

Auto layout just got more powerful with Grid

→ Format in a gallery, card or bento layout
→ Items can span multiple cells

#Config2025

🧠 Curious: What’s one AI prompt you use almost every day?

Looking for real-life examples — productivity, creativity, code, marketing, anything!

#AI #Prompts #ChatGPT #DailyTools