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CSS Day 2023

front-end developers, CSS developers, UI engineers, design systems engineers, dev tooling engineers, accessibility specialists, creative coders

CSS containers; CSS scope and scoping; dialog and popover UX; voice interface design; style recalculation and reflow; modern CSS tooling; component-driven CSS architecture; :has selector techniques; Shadow DOM internals; scroll-driven animations; View transitions API; personal website design

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CSS Day 2023 took place on June 8 & 9, 2023, in Amsterdam. All sessions are available right now for our Early adopter members, and we'll make a talk available…
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State of the CSS CommunityUna Kravets01h 00m
Claim: dozens of UI-focused CSS features land since 2021 and actually interoperate across engines. Evidence: aspect-ratio, dynamic viewport units, individual…
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Dialog dilemmas and modal mischief: a deep dive into popoversHidde de Vries44m
Browser support timeline: popover lands in Chrome stable and Edge now, Safari 17 in the fall, Firefox actively developing. popover attribute gives built-in…
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Designing voice interfacesLéonie Watson49m
A clear claim: the CSS Speech module exists but CSS Speech is unimplemented in browsers, leaving authors unable to design oral presentation the way they style…
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Tinkerer by NightSanne 't Hooft52m
Forty-five minutes of live coding yields concrete results: a Newton’s-cradle built with CSS using sinus waves and angles that animates but reveals that…
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Style Recalculation Secrets They Don't Want You To KnowPatrick Brosset50m
Claim: CSS selector micro‑optimizations rarely matter but can explode in large apps — a stray adjacent sibling rule causes 1 second delay by forcing 5,000…
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Why Doesn't CSS Have Scope?Heydon Pickering47m
Argues that CSS already scopes (selectors and the lone global asterisk), demonstrates alternatives like styled-components createGlobalStyle, iframes…
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This Talk Is Under Construction: A Love Letter to the Personal WebsiteSophie Koonin48m
Claim: the personal website is resurging as a radical, creator-first antidote to centralized social media, and it’s practical to build one that’s accessible…
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CSS Containers, What Do They Know?Miriam E Suzanne54m
Explains why container queries were “impossible” and how CSS containment + a breaking rule for layout loops makes them viable, shows container-type…
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Modern CSS Development: Tooling & WorkflowsUmar Hansa51m
Demonstrations show concrete wins and workable workflows: editor snippets (VS Code, Alfred, aSpense) that actually speed scaffolding; AI tools like Bloop and…
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Modern CSS For Dynamic Component-Based ArchitectureStephanie Eckles56m
Builds four real components — button, card, pagination, navigation — using concrete APIs: custom properties for tokens, has() presence detection, container…
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Supercharge your skills with creative coding Vol IX: You :has the powerJhey Tompkins58m
Promise: lots of concrete demos and which ones actually work live — many are implemented in pure CSS with just tiny bits of JS for setup. Tools and APIs shown…
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Shining Light on the Shadow DOMCassondra Roberts51m
Explains how styling actually crosses the shadow boundary: concrete rules for cascade and inheritance, slots target light DOM relationships and cannot style…
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Liven up your websites with Scroll-Driven Animations & View TransitionsBramus Van Damme01h 04m
Demonstrations show one line of JS — document.startViewTransition() — that snapshots before/after DOM states and animates pixels (works but captures images not…
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That’s not how I wrote CSS 3 years agoManuel Matuzović47m
A 100‑post slog called 100 days teaches modern CSS: custom properties become a configuration layer, container style queries let components change layout…
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