Use new CSS without breaking anything
Kevin walks through browser support, Baseline, Can I Use, fallbacks and feature queries to help developers decide when to use newer CSS.
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Kevin Powell
Kevin Powell teaches CSS through YouTube tutorials, courses and conference talks, helping front-end developers understand layouts, explore new features and enjoy building for the web.
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Exploring what AI changes about learning
In General Musings, Kevin looks at research on AI and learning, and asks how learners can use the tools while still doing the work that builds understanding.
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Stop using min-width in your media queries
A tutorial compares media query range syntax with min-width and max-width, showing why Kevin finds the range syntax easier to read and use.
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No more clamp() magic numbers
Kevin explores fluid typography with progress(), plus a tan(atan2()) approach that lets developers use the same idea with existing browser support.
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Dark mode images without a media query
A short tutorial shares a CSS approach to dark mode background images.
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