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Blogs about Front-end web development

60 blogs about Front-end web development.

  1. Aaron Gustafson :: My Notebook
    Hi there. My name is Aaron Gustafson and I work on the web. 🇺🇸 More info

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    📢 Expanding Accessibility with AI
    This session, hosted by Aaron Gustafson and Ioana Tanase explores the transformative role of AI in enhancing accessibility. Together, you will uncover the pivotal role AI plays in crafting cutting-edge accessible technologies, learn about innovative …
    112 words

  2. Accessibility in government
    This is for everyone: documenting how we rebuild inclusive digital services across government. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Accessibility audit of the Met Office app: outcomes and learnings
    We explore how the Met Office responded to an accessibility report. We also trialled tandem testing and highlighted the lessons we learnt in understanding mobile apps.
    By Andrew Hick, Senior Accessibility Specialist, Government Digital Service, 36 words

  3. Adactio: Journal
    The thoughts and ramblings of Jeremy Keith, a web developer living in Brighton in southern England. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Elektra
    I’ve been reading lots of modern takes on Greek classics. So when I saw that there was going to be a short of run of Sophocles’s Electra at Brighton’s Theatre Royal, I grabbed some tickets …
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  4. Adactio: Links
    Hyperlinks hand-picked by Jeremy Keith. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Public Domain Image Archive
    Explore our hand-picked collection of 10,046 out-of-copyright works, free for all to browse, download, and reuse. This is a living database with new images added every week. adactio.com/links/21658
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  5. Adam Argyle
    Website for Adam Argyle: Teacher, Speaker, CSSWG member, and creator of Open Props and VisBug. 🇺🇸 More info

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    6 CSS Snippets Every Front-End Developer Should Know In 2025
    2025; I think every front-end developer should know how to enable page transitions, transition a <dialog>, popover, and <details>, animate light n' dark gradient text, type safe their CSS system, and add springy easing to …
    By atom@argyleink, 2,610 words

  6. Adrian Roselli
    I have worked with companies of all sizes, from independents to Fortune 5s, to help stand up accessibility teams and processes. 🇺🇸 More info

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    Don’t Wrap Figure in a Link
    In my post Brief Note on Figure and Figcaption Support I demonstrate how, when encountering a figure with a screen reader, you won’t hear everything announced at once: No screen reader combo treats the caption …
    By Adrian Roselli, 819 words

  7. Andy Bell | Blog
    A designer, front-end developer and design agency founder—based in the UK. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Wrapping up 2024
    I’ve just read last year’s wrap up and it made me quite sad. I really was in a rough spot, mentally. What makes me the most sad though is I couldn’t honestly tell you I’m …
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  8. annualbeta
    Infrequently published reports from the world of front-end development with a focus on accessibility, web performance, CSS and 11ty. By Søren Birkemeyer. 🇩🇪 More info

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    Building on the shoulders of giants
    Two weeks ago, I noticed a tweet by Jason Lengstorf about a Netlify project called Dusty Domains. The idea: use a domain that you registered but never actually used, "ship a site to Netlify and …
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  9. Artur Bień | Blog
    I build quality UIs for fun. 🇵🇱 More info

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    Animated blur overlay
    Create cross-browser overlay with animated backdrop filter blur
    By Artur Bień, 11 words

  10. bitsofcode
    Articles on front-end development. Written by Ire Aderinokun, Frontend Developer and UI Designer. 🇳🇬 More info

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    When is :focus-visible visible?
    Focus outlines (and their styling) have frequently been a point of contention between aesthetics and usability. On the one hand, focus outlines are incredibly important for navigation, particularly by users navigating via keyboard or other …
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  11. Brad Frost | Blog
    Design Systems Consulting, Web Development, Workshops, and Music. 🇺🇸 More info

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    Nobody Cares
    Why does nobody care about anything? The world is full of stuff that could be excellent with just 1% more effort. But people don’t care. I find myself simultaneously vehemently disagreeing with AND agreeing with …
    By Brad Frost, 430 words

  12. Bram.us
    A rather geeky/technical weblog. By Bramus Van Damme. 🇧🇪 More info

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    CSS attr() gets an upgrade
    ~ A feature shipping in Chrome 133 – which goes stable on Feb 4 – is a more powerful attr(). From Chrome 133 onwards you use attr() with any CSS property — not just content …
    By Bramus!, 253 words

  13. bryanlrobinson.com - Blog
    I'm a designer, developer and teacher based in Brighton, Mich. By Bryan Robinson. 🇺🇸 More info

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    Make a More Flexible Cover Screen with CSS Grid
    Our design trends are about to get a facelift. Grid Layout is coming in the next release of modern browsers. It's important to get a grip on its utility. Let's take a common trend in …
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  14. cassie.codes - Writing
    Hi, I'm cassie I like making fun, interactive things with code. I also talk & write about those things. By Cassie Evans. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Modern Frontends
    I've spoken at a lot of events this year, some small community events, some large multitrack conferences, some meetups. All the events have had one thing in common. Organisers who care. Organisers who care about …
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  15. Cathy Dutton
    A collection of my posts and tutorials on Design, User Experience, CSS, PostCSS, and Front End Development. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Designing whole services part 4 - Taking Action
    Where we started The first Government project I worked on was a licensing service, as part of the project, licence numbers were updated. That change stopped users from being able to log into a related …
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  16. Chen Hui Jing
    The chronicles of a self-taught designer and developer. 🇸🇬 More info

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    Chill day just HTML-ing and CSS-ing
    I have not had as many chances to build websites lately because for a little over the past 100 days, I’ve been in a non-developer role at work. It’s not really my cup of tea, …
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  17. Chris Burnell · The Homepage
    I’m Chris Burnell, a Canadian Front End Developer, and this is where I think, write, and share my passion for the web. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Horchata
    I made this yesterday for a Mexican lunch with family, and it turned out great! Directions In a blender, mix all of the rice and 2 cups of hot water until roughly ground. Add the …
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  18. Clagnut by Richard Rutter
    The online home and blog of Richard Rutter, cofounder of Clearleft and Fontdeck. Here he writes about web typography, human-centred design, Brighton, music and occasionally cycling. 🇬🇧 More info

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    What I learned by creating a dark mode toggle
    The short answer is: quite a lot. The long answer covers some accessibility issues, some new CSS, some slightly older CSS, some high level colour theory, a bit about SVGs, and some typography finessing; all …
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  19. Cloud Four – Articles
    We share what we learn so we can build a better web, together. 🇺🇸 More info

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    Justified Text: Better Than Expected?
    When it comes to Western languages, most long-form text you’ll encounter is either left-aligned (with an uneven, “ragged” right edge) or justified (with words spaced evenly across a line). But I’ve long avoided the latter …
    By Tyler Sticka, 510 words

  20. comiCSS
    A webcomic about CSS. Coded in CSS. By Alvaro Montoro. 🇺🇸 More info

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    #DECAFF #C0FFEE at 200 Degrees
    A cartoon coded in CSS from comiCSS.
    By Alvaro Montoro, 12 words