Each browser interprets the web differently. They might implement different standards first, run experiments or have a different user experience. This results in differing support for the latest features on the web. Sometimes you need to find ways to ensure users get a consistent experience across whichever browser they're using.
The web is a remarkable platform because the core building blocks of the web are resilient but we’re breaking the resilience of the web unwittingly with SPA web frameworks. Why is this important and what can we do about it?
What does the future of web monetization look like and how can we steer it?
Dark mode is in right now. How do you take advantage of this on the web using CSS?
Houdini will give developers access to the browser’s CSS rendering pipeline. This is the future of CSS.
How does one of the most ubiquitous actions on desktop translate to the web? See why context menus are so difficult to achieve and where browser support sits.
Is Internet Explorer still relevant? Do I need to support it and how do I support IE?