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I beat today's CSS Wordle in 3/6 tries. Can you beat the Fairman? css-questions.com/css-wordle #CSSQuestions #CSSWordle
That time of year, make sure to submit while you can! 🥰https://survey.devographics.com/en-US/survey/state-of-css/2026
What it looks like to peek inside the mind of a real master craftswoman at making memorable web experiences: css-tricks.com/creating-mem... This is like @holasvg.com giving an inspiring conference talk. 🧡
Introducing the Field Guide to Grid Lanes #css
Failed it, even with a clue 😭😭😭 css-questions.com/css-wordle #CSSQuestions #CSSWordle
Markdown plus 11ty is a solid foundation. Moving to ESM and rewriting the CSS with modern features sounds like the right scope - you get the tooling benefits without having to rethink the whole content model.
All my posts are in markdown (luckily) so I’m porting them over to using 11ty and the JS all to native ESM. I’m keeping the design of the site, but the CSS is basically all redone to use modern features.