
Modern CSS: Replacing Old Hacks with Native Power
Native CSS now provides clean, performant replacements for the complex hacks, JavaScript libraries, and preprocessors that were once essential for web development.

Native CSS now provides clean, performant replacements for the complex hacks, JavaScript libraries, and preprocessors that were once essential for web development.
Figma Make prototypes can be reverse-engineered into a runnable React app by unzipping the .make file, decoding its Kiwi-based canvas.fig, and auto-fixing imports, assets, and configs.

This is an interactive piano/metronome UI that requires a click to enable audio and offers basic controls and settings.

Great DX plus polished, delightful motion—and lots of subtle UX details—made Sonner the toast library people love.

Modern CSS is powerful enough to build complex, maintainable apps without Tailwind or preprocessors—keep it simple and semantic.

A curated gallery to push designers toward truly mobile-first web design.

A classless site using custom tags and attributes delivers lean, accessible CSS—but demands more thoughtful authorship and isn’t universally practical.

A cross-framework scrollytelling video component that auto-tracks scroll and smartly falls back from WebCodecs to HTML5 methods for broad, performant support.
React-by-default is stifling frontend innovation; intentionally evaluate alternatives like Svelte, Solid, and Qwik to raise the performance and simplicity ceiling.

Animate only when it helps—and keep it fast; otherwise, don’t animate.