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Building Fluentic Style: Behind the Tailwind Presets
This is part of my Building Fluentic Style series, where I’m writing down the design decisions, tradeoffs, and small surprises from building Fluentic …
Gravy Boat — a landing page with a CSS poutine you can drown in!
This is a submission for Frontend Challenge: Comfort Food Edition , Perfect Landing: Comfort Food What I Built Gravy Boat — a landing page for a ficti…
雲吞麵 Midnight Wonton Noodle — Pure CSS Art
This is a submission for Frontend Challenge: Comfort Food Edition , CSS Art: Comfort Food. What I Built A pure CSS art scene of the ultimate Hong Kong…
Building Fluentic: I Didn’t Want a Tailwind Preset. Then I Added Two.
TL;DR: Fluentic Style is a new JSX styling library for React, Preact, Solid, and compatible JSX runtimes. It starts with typed style objects and a css…
You reach for Sass to mix colors. `color-mix()` does it natively.
Every design system has this pattern: one brand color, eight shade variants, a slightly darkened hover state, and a lightened disabled state. For year…
You hand-edit headlines to avoid orphaned words. `text-wrap: balance` does it natively.
Here is a small but persistent annoyance in frontend work: <h1> The Practical Guide to Building Resilient Web </h1> The browser broke the …
Tailwind CSS v4: Architecture, Features, and Performance Upgrades
Originally published on tamiz.pro . Tailwind CSS v4, currently in its alpha stages, marks a pivotal evolution for the utility-first CSS framework. Far…
A Button Showcase with One-Click HTML Copy
When building a website, choosing a button design can take more time than expected. You may want something simple, soft, colorful, dark, outlined, or …
Every AI-built site looks the same, so I built a skill that locks taste before any code is written
I build a lot of side projects with AI coding tools. Mostly Claude Code. A few months ago I noticed something that kept bugging me. Every site I shipp…
What a One-Line CSS Fix Taught Me About Code Review (My First Firefox Patch Feedback Loop)
What a One-Line CSS Fix Taught Me About Code Review (My First Firefox Patch Feedback Loop) When I started contributing to Firefox through Outreachy, I…
Day 155 of Learning MERN Stack
Hello Dev Community! 👋 It is officially Day 155 of my software engineering track! Today, I brought the interactive catalog of Tomato — The Food Delive…
What makes an HTML website template actually useful for developers and small businesses?
Hi everyone, I work as a marketer at a web agency in Korea, and our team recently started building a small HTML website template store for internation…
BEM Methodology in CSS: predictable naming for clean styles
Why BEM? As frontend projects grow, CSS quickly turns fragile—poor class names cause style collisions, debugging pain, and slow iteration. BEM gives y…
Build Beautiful React UIs with Our New Component Library - UI Component Library
A lightweight, modern React UI component library with 6 beautiful pre-built components. Perfect for fast UI development. ( https://github.com/jwafaDev…
Bringing React Native Style Composition to React
Fluentic is my attempt to make React styling feel explicit, composable, and predictable again. Years ago, I worked on web apps with Emotion, and I lov…
Do a Barrel Roll in Your Browser 😄
Built a small web project that recreates the classic “Do a Barrel Roll” effect. 👉 https://doabarrelroll.online Simple CSS + JavaScript animation. No f…
I Built the Agency Template I Always Wished Existed
After years of web development, I kept running into the same problem. Clients would come to me wanting a premium agency website — the kind that feels …
How I Built an Age Calculator Using HTML, CSS and JavaScript
How I Built an Age Calculator Using HTML, CSS and JavaScript I recently built a simple Age Calculator web application using HTML, CSS and JavaScript. …
Premium micro-interactions in React 19 (without the jank)
There's a specific kind of bad animation I notice immediately: the count-up stat that stutters as it ticks, the progress bar that lags a frame behind …
Stop flattening your typography tokens: Preserving bound aliases in W3C exports
I was looking at a pull request last Monday. The marketing team had just rolled out a massive rebrand. We swapped our primary typeface from Inter to a…
I don't want to write HTML or fight global CSS, so I built a TypeScript DSL
TL;DR I got tired of writing HTML and chasing global CSS rules. I had a hunch: what if you could write a page the same way you write an app — same dec…
You Should Skill It: Solving a Year-Old CSS Bottleneck With an AI Skill
There's a certain kind of problem that lives rent-free in your head for months. Not urgent enough to drop everything for, but annoying enough that you…
How I Built a Cinematic Scroll Experience with GSAP and ScrollTrigger
Most websites work. They load. They respond. They show the right content. But many of them still feel static, generic, and forgettable. I wanted to ex…
I Asked AI to Fix My UI 20+ Times. The Problem Wasn't My Prompts.
The feature was done. Everything worked. I opened the browser, looked at the page, and thought: it's functional, but it's just... off. So I did what f…
Responsive Design Is Changing Again: AI-Generated CSS vs CSS Architecture
Responsive design is shifting from viewport-driven (media queries) to intrinsic / behavior-driven (the layout adapts to its content and container). AI…
CSS Architecture
Have you ever opened a large codebase and wondered why changing one color broke styles in five unrelated places? Or why two buttons that look identica…