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Web Weekly #198

General visual design rules, unblocking view transitions and the new Git `history` command.

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Baseline Updates —

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Random MDN —

Learn about lesser known webdev facts!

  • Do you build things with the capture attribute?
  • Have you seen display: flow-root; before?
  • Do you style links with :local-link?

Tiny Helpers —

Discover new web development tools!

ColorPalette Pro

ColorPalette Pro

Generate color palettes.

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PWA Browser Scorecards

PWA Browser Scorecards

Compare Progressive Web App capabilities across browsers.

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gradient.style

gradient.style

Create and configure CSS gradients.

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OddContrast

OddContrast

Check color contrast in modern color formats.

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Easing Wizard

Easing Wizard

Create CSS easing functions.

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pkg-size

pkg-size

Find the true size of an npm package.

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OKLCH color converter

OKLCH color converter

Pick and convert oklch colors.

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Shadow Palette Generator

Shadow Palette Generator

Create a set of lush, realistic CSS shadows.

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I learn something new in every issue of the Web Weekly newsletter, without it ever feeling overwhelming. It’s quick, easy to read, and consistently gives me practical ideas I can use right away. It frequently helps improve both my design and programming work.

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Guten Tag, Freunde!

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I'm Stefan 👋 — a German freelance web developer who enjoys building websites with a strong platform focus. I believe that to build the best web, we all must understand how it really works.

Web Weekly shares all these forgotten web details focussing on what matters the most — building fast, accessible and delightful websites.

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