“Treat copy as a visual object. Copy that looks good has a knack of reading well.” — Adrian Holmes

This Astro Tutorial is top notch. Looking forward to seeing it expanded. 👏

A great video from Siteimprove explaining what's coming with WCAG 2.2 with plenty of real-world examples: videos.siteimprove.com/en/watch/Yv4a4… #a11y

This Astro course is 🔥 👏👏👏

TIL you can have a *global* .gitignore file: anthonygharvey.com/how-to-create-…

Most of the time when I see a company innovating / changing something I say, "Pshhh, that's a gimmick." But this laptop does look really cool and useful: youtube.com/watch?v=Ep6HhI… Stick around until at least 1:30 to get the picture 😮🤯.

Whenever I remediate a PDF for accessibility, I feel like I am a web developer living in 1997, searching random forum posts for how to fix the most esoteric accessibility errors. 💩 Hopefully PDF accessibility will be more mature (or not a thing) in 2040.

Visual design rules you can safely follow every time by Anthony Hobday: anthonyhobday.com/sideprojects/s… Great rules akin to those found in Refactoring UI.

Love to see typography guides like this: mikemai.net/typography-man… practicaltypography.com is another great resource.

Want to go headless with Astro? @manuschroeder and the team at Storyblok are hosting a free, online, two-day workshop to help you go headless with Storyblok. The workshop will take place on March 2-3 from 9am-11:30am PT each day. Register to get access! smashingconf.com/online-worksho…

Gotta hand it to DashDash.io for making a functional and beautiful site about terminal commands. 👏

With most of the new CSS stuff coming out, I’m like, "Sure, cool. 🤷‍♂️" But, `text-wrap: balance;` is *legit*—it’s something that we've secretly wanted on the web but never knew it could be implemented.

Modern Font Stacks is a website showcasing several different system font stacks. One cool feature: they underline the “currently in use” and “currently available” fonts on the device you’re using. That’s a nice touch. modernfontstacks.com

This is a 19 minute crash course in current and future CSS. Well done, Una!

Looks like setHTML() may replace innerHTML, but have built in XSS sanitization. APIs like this are simultaneously 1) awesome and 2) “why did it take this long?” Very cool! developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web…

“If there is any part of your code base that is starting to scare you, it needs immediate attention. Things will just get worse if there is that one part of your code base that all of your engineers are afraid to touch...” -Taylor Troesh via the Changelog