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What’s New in CSS
CSS Q&A Party
Miriam Suzanne and Stacy Kvernmo answer questions from listeners about CSS – what the next big evolution for CSS may be, how to make a site more accessible, whether float is still useful, and what’s on their CSS wish list.
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What we cover:
Copy permalink to “What we cover:”- What is likely to be the next big evolution of CSS?
- In light of Global Accessibility Awareness Day, what are some of the ways you test a site for accessibility?
- How paved is the road to logical properties for all the things?
- What (smaller) new-ish CSS feature are you excited about?
- What CSS syntax do you always need to look up when writing?
- In 2025, is there still a use case for
float? - How would you suggest we apply layers to an existing project?
- Do you have anything on your CSS wish list?
- What browser inspector tools do you use often? What additional tools do you wish there were?
- How can I be more closely involved with the core CSS language and standard?
Links:
Copy permalink to “Links:”- KoA11y
- Wave
- Voiceover
- Lighthouse
- Relative colors demo
- GitHub CSSWG drafts
- Carousels with CSS by Adam Argyle
- Are ‘CSS Carousels’ accessible? by Sara Soueidan
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