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Stable zigzag CSS layouts with CSS Grid and transforms

Staggered zigzag layouts usually turn into brittle flexbox hacks that wreck DOM order. Here is how CSS Grid plus a translateY transform gives you a stable waterfall effect, including the gap math and the overflow fix.

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Development, Front-end

Folded corners with the CSS corner-shape property

A look at the experimental CSS corner-shape property for building folded-corner effects without clip-path polygons or gradient hacks, including how to add the bevel, shape the crease, and fall back gracefully in Firefox and Safari.

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Development, Front-end

CSS scroll-snap events for leaner scrollytelling

A leaner way to build scrollytelling: the scrollsnapchange and scrollsnapchanging events, the CSS and JS behind a Mother’s Day 2026 experiment, and where browser support stands.

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Development, Front-end

Building the Apple Vision Pro animation in CSS

Scroll-driven animation APIs now cover most of what GSAP used to do. This walks through the Vision Pro scroll effect in plain CSS: grid stacking, a sticky container, view-timeline ranges, and where Firefox still leaves you stuck.

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Design, Development, Front-end

Why your CSS saturate() filters look bad

Saturation is a correction tool, not a volume knob. How CSS saturate() actually paints, why the order you chain filters in changes the result, and the stacking context backdrop-filter quietly creates.

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Design, Development, Front-end

Using the CSS contrast() filter in WordPress themes

Notes on using the CSS contrast() filter in WordPress themes: how the RGB math works, why it beats a black overlay on hero images, a 125% hover fix for washed out product cards, and where filters get expensive.

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Development, Front-end

The CSS hypot function: distance math without JavaScript

CSS has a hypot() function that does Pythagorean distance math and, unlike pow(), accepts units like px and rem. I cover what it returns, a cursor-proximity example using container style queries, and the edge cases worth knowing.

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Development, Front-end

Fixed-height cards break the moment content changes

Fixed-height cards look tidy in a mockup and fall apart when an editor doubles the copy or a translation runs long. I go through what breaks, and how Flexbox and intrinsic sizing hold the same grid together without hard-coded heights.

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Accessibility, Development, Front-end

Streaming content interfaces that don’t fight the user

Appending text to a container is the easy part. This post covers the scroll flag that stops snap-back, batching renders to keep layout shift down, ARIA live regions for screen readers, and cleaning up after a broken stream.

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Development, Front-end

Modern CSS and HTML APIs: what I’d ship and what I’d wait on

Notes on the newer platform features: HTML-in-Canvas behind a Chrome flag, the CSS content property for swapping an image source, sizes=auto for lazy-loaded images, and why e-ink browsers still lag behind.

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