using css pow() you can create runtime-configurable fluid typography... that responds to viewport or container size 😉 for example, "minimum of 14px at 375px and scale to maximum 24px at 1500px" all powered by pow() and custom propertiesshow more

One line of CSS. Perfectly responsive typography on every... screen. font-size: clamp(1rem, 1vw, 1.75rem); 🪄 1rem minimum keeps text readable on phones 🪄 1vw makes it scale fluidly with the viewport 🪄 1.75rem caps it elegantly on large displays No media queries or breakpoints. Try it!show more

Yes, you can optimize your viewport/render speed by reducing... the maximum size of each texture #b3dshow more

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– One HTML attribute – One JavaScript event listener... – Configurable via CSS custom properties Let's get this explodin' 🤙show more

Good news for web typography: text-indent with each-line and... hanging keywords is now Baseline Widely Available → You can now create sophisticated, print-inspired layouts with CSS that work across all major engines.show more

Seems like a good opportunity to share a trick... I used on the React Aria website to make headings scale to fit the viewport on mobile, even with SSR. I used fontkit, a library I wrote 10 years ago to parse fonts and layout glyphs, to measure the width of the heading at build time in the "em" unit. width = font.layout('DateRangePicker').advanceWidth / font.unitsPerEm This is a size independent measurement using the font's internal metrics. When multiplied by any font size, you get the pixel width of the text. To calculate the font size, set this as a CSS variable and divide the target width (100vw minus padding). Clamp to make sure it doesn't get too big or small. font-size: clamp(35px, (100vw - 32px) / var(--text-width), 55px) And tada! You have perfectly scaling text no matter the viewport size. 🎉show more

Tailwind CSS Tip ✨ You can create some cool... looking loaders and spinners using Tailwind CSS. Thanks to Tailscan for Tailwind CSS for the inspiration. Demo & Code 👇 (14/30) follow for 16 more tips 🔔show more

love the new ebay playbook docs 👏 always good... to see fluid typography scaling in the wild details on how you can do it with CSS 👇show more

👤: Can i get a selfie? Princess of Wales:... yes you can, very quickly! 👤: sorry! POW: it’s okay! 👤: I’m a little bit autistic, I’m really nervous. POW: please don’t be sorry, it’s okay! We all get nervous. 👤: that’s alright POW: well done. Nice to meet you, take care!show more

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one trick behind this demo 👇🎞️ .images { translate:... 0 calc(var(--active) * 1lh); } translate a container that holds the images with the line-height unit lean into CSS custom properties and use JavaScript to update the values 🤙show more

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CSS shape() is now Baseline Newly Available → The... shape() function allows you to create responsive, complex paths for layouts and animations using standard CSS units like %, rem, and calc().show more

extra detail: animate a CSS custom property from 0... to 100 on scroll and use that for a counter() label::after { content: counter(complete) '% complete'; } translate the label using container query units ✨ translate: 0 calc(var(--p) * 1cqh);show more

a well-known iOS Safari quirk is that inputs with... a font-size <16px trigger an auto-zoom on focus using 16px is probably the best solution, but it can feel a bit heavy in tight UIs a clever workaround is to keep the font-size at 16px and scale the input down with CSS!show more

✍️ New Article: Better fluid sizing with round() I... wrote about how CSS round() enhances the values you get from clamp() in sizing, typography, and spacing. Why it matters, and how to use it. 🔗show more

💡 CSS Tip! Create a Sticky Header that "sticks"!... A fancy effect powered by Scroll-Driven Animations and shape().show more