The CSS Day conference has just announced their final two speakers and the whole lineup is AMAZING (*chef’s kiss*)

Looking forward to attending their incredible talks in two months 🤩

Who's coming?

And those last two are fantasai and Nicole Sullivan 🩵!

June 6 & 7, Amsterdam. We'll see you there!

💫 4 years late but just in time for our 10th anniversary, there will finally be another Accesibility Club Summit: on 8 and 9 June, in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, right after CSS Day conference — and we are looking for YOU:
accessibility-club.org/event/accessib…

What would you hope to learn from an accessibility talk at a CSS conference?

#a11y #css CSS Day conference

✨ I'm excited to announce that I'm joining CSS Day conference again to give a talk about my favorite front-end topics: accessibility and CSS (and more 😉)

cssday.nl/2024#speakers 👀

June 6–7th inshallah, Amsterdam 🛶

Our line-up is shaping up nicely! Our latest addition for June is Sarah Dayan, who'll be presenting “Utility First CSS Isn’t Inline Styles”.

And our attendee list is up as well. You'll be bumping into lots of familiar faces: cssday.nl/2024/attendees

cssday.nl/2024

Realization: CSS Nesting also allows you to basically do 'else' clauses in selectors.

complex-selector {
if-styles;

:not(&) {
else-styles
}
}

(if you’re wondering what this code is for, it’s for a bookmarklet to show element boxes for educational reasons)

Feels like we need a few years for the latest CSS to settle in and become part of regular usage. Even if you *know* about the stuff, it takes time to build the muscle memory around it.

Thinking of :has, scope, layer, colors, scrolling stuff, popovers, container units, etc.

Well, make that three! Julia Miocene is also joining us, with a talk on Character Modeling in CSS 🤯

Today we added two more speakers to our line-up for June! 🥳 Both Cosmic Red (dark mode) and Roma Komarov (inactive) will share some of their knowledge with us as well.

We'll see you at #CSSDay in four months! cssday.nl/2024

min() or max()? You always struggle to know which one to use and you end up trying both until one of them works.

💡 Here is a figure to help you decide when to use them

You start with clamp() then:
- when you remove max, you use max()
- when you remove min, you use min()

This slider is a single HTML tag styled with CSS. No images and no JS (apart from an inline command.) It's responsive and works on all major browsers.

It uses:
- Custom properties
- Filters
- Container queries
- Trigonometry functions

Demo on CodePen.IO: codepen.io/alvaromontoro/…

I’ve just grabbed my ticket for #CSSDay in June.

See you in Amsterdam?

🙏🖤

cssday.nl/2024

Early-bird tickets sold out already today 👀

Honoured to be able to speak at CSS Day! And at the 10th anniversary no less!

Going to be a lot of fun, and fantastic to *finally* meet some of the people I've been following and learning from for so many years!

Insta buy! Can't wait for all those amazing talks! And of course to see everyone again 😎

It's our 10nth anniversary this year, and we've got an awesome #CSSDay line-up prepared for you again!

June 6th & 7th in Amsterdam. Early-bird tickets are available now. Are you joining us? cssday.nl/2024