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Week of July 13, 2026
Thinking Horizontally in CSS @layer – Master.dev Blogmaster.devBuilding a Magical 3D Button with HTML and CSS • Josh W. Comeaujoshwcomeau.comThe Never Ending Story: Building a Seamless Infinite Scroll Experience with GSAP & Lenis | Codropstympanus.netHow to scale elements and their layout with CSS “zoom”stefanjudis.comHow to create awesome staggered animations in CSS – LogRocket Blogblog.logrocket.comTaste cannot be delegateduxdesign.ccCareer advice for designersanthonyhobday.comFree The Iconsweblog.rogueamoeba.comCreative focus – Herbert Luiherbertlui.netThe hard things about designhvpandya.comDesigning for trust – Anton Stenantonsten.comWhat is product craft in the age of AI and design systems? – bencallahan.combencallahan.com
Week of July 6, 2026
Ease In, Ease Out, and Everything Betweencarmenansio.comWordPress Security Keys and Salts: The Invisible Guardians of Your Websiteshapedplugin.com432: Trends of 2026 (So Far)blog.codepen.ioGetting Started with Anchor Positioning • Josh W. Comeaujoshwcomeau.comFluid Typography with progress() – Master.dev Blogmaster.devFixing full-bleed CSSdbushell.comOverflowGuard — Build around content, not breakpointsoverflowguard.devReduce the JS Workload with No- or Lo-JS optionsaarontgrogg.github.ioDesign Systems Are No Longer Optionalmandy.dev
Week of June 29, 2026
Karl Koch | On the semantic webkarlkoch.meHow to design arrowspangrampangram.comRepricing of Software Engineering Laborblog.grandimam.comThe organizational cost of low tasteuxdesign.ccYou can’t unit test for tastedev.karltryggvason.comFigma just made your design system debt everyone’s problem. Now use it.uxdesign.cc

The Call to Action, Revisited

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Brutalism: The Beauty of Breaking the Rules

Brutalism in web design rejects perfection for authenticity. Stark grids, raw type, and honest structure create interfaces that feel human, intentional, and impossible to ignore. Break the rules, on purpose.

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