I'm obsessed with these fun blur effects!

A really cool jittery infinity symbol with lines dashing in and out.

The browser that puts you in the saddle

It won't take your site to the Horsehead Nebula but the newly launched Polypane Portal will take your localhost where you need it, to all the devices you need to test on. Scroll, click and edit styles in Polypane and see all your devices update along in an instant. Or share your in progress work with your fellow cowboys and share your design changes as you make them.

"You've just changed the way I develop for phones." - Alex Trost, famed equestrian.

Quit horsing around in a normal browser, and switch to one that "feels like devtools with cheats enabled". Try it out for free and see for yourself. Use code FRONTENDHORSE20 to get 20% off any plan.

This is part article/part interactive tutorial that will get you trained up on how to use CSS :has(), :not(), and lots of other great little selector exercises. It's excellent and it'll make you feel comfortable with these selectors.

Josh Collinsworth puts to words what I think many of us have felt at some point in this career. These two points especially rang true:

"Our output is artistic, to some degree, and artistic things have a long, storied history of being tragically devalued merely because they seem simple and enjoyable."

"Frontend tools market themselves as though frontend is something no one wants to do, and nobody should care about any more than they have to."

Michelle Barker shows us how to use the CSS color-mix() function to create lighter or darker variations of brand colors. It's especially handy because you can store the results as CSS custom properties and easily use the new colors across your project.