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Exploring modern CSS: does this concept resonate with you?
Hello, I’ve been working on a little side project: a collection of practical, modern CSS-only techniques. Things like toggles, modals, dark mode, etc... with zero JavaScript. The idea came from realising how often we default to JS for stuff that CSS can now handle really well. I’m compiling these patterns into an ebook, focused on simplicity, accessibility, and browser-native solutions. I’ve put up a small landing page here:
Hello,
I’ve been working on a little side project: a collection of practical, modern CSS-only techniques. Things like toggles, modals, dark mode, etc... with zero JavaScript.
The idea came from realising how often we default to JS for stuff that CSS can now handle really well. I’m compiling these patterns into an ebook, focused on simplicity, accessibility, and browser-native solutions.
I’ve put up a small landing page here:
