CSSence: Articles

Next week would have been be my fifteenth Twitter anniversary, but that ain’t gonna happen, and it’s anyhow not a thing.

I’ve traveled to Graz to for once *not* speak at the Frontend Graz meetup, and instead be a regular attendee who can simply enjoy the show.

This is the third blog post of my Tales from the hospital miniseries.

While I knew that Unicode has Variation Selectors (VS), I had no idea that CSS has a font-variant-emoji property.

I dedided to stay in glass territory: After last year’s use of the two Hourglass emojis I’m moving on to sunglasses.

When I write a blog post on this site, the workflow to get it live is quite simple: I commit the post on my main branch—aptly named “main”—and push it to GitHub.

This is the second blog post of my Tales from the hospital miniseries.

This is the first blog post of my Tales from the hospital miniseries.

Before I start, let me get two things out of the way: In this article I’m not going to include the admittedly cool browsh, because it only works by utilizing Firefox under the hood.

It’s no coincidence that my online identity starts with CSS: I get paid to make HTML look nice.

You probably know that the @charset declaration can only be placed at the very beginning of a stylesheet.

New design coming soon?