Unbalanced headlines can be really annoying, and manually trying to hint at fixes for the browser ranges from really annoying to downright impossible depending on how much control you have. Enter text-wrap: balance which fixes thing with one line of CSS 🙂.…

Creating tabs takes a bit of work, and making sure they’re accessible can be a little tricky. First, you should ask if you even need tabs in the first place, but assuming you do, this video looks at creating some progressively enhanced tabs.

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🎓 Beyond CSS is my course that looks at using Sass along side modern CSS, and goes beyond simply using Sass as well, diving into how we can use other tools like PostCSS along with it, how we can set up design tokens to take control of a design system, deal…

Nesting has landed in native CSS, and with Firefox gaining support for it, it is now supported in all the major browsers!

So let’s take a look at what nesting is, some of the gotcha’s with it, a little bit of how it differs from Sass nesting, and more.
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We’re told about a lot of CSS best practices early on, and while some of them can be very useful, I feel like many of them are more like training…

Sometimes we need to use position absolute, but then we often end up wading into the world of magic numbers, and they are always the worst, so in this quick video I take a look at how we can get more control with position absolute by using it with Grid.
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Get my Essential Font Properties Cheat Sheet for a quick reference to the different properties and values I talk about in this video: https://kevin-powell.ck.page/d3dcf0ac84

When we first start learning about CSS, one of the first things we learn is that…

Lists are one of the most common elements we have on websites, so I decided to do a beginner-friendly deep dive on them, exploring ordered and unordered lists, from how to create them, the difference between the two of them, their default styling, and how…

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Custom properties are amazing, but a lot of people…