UI Dev Newsletter Issue #110
In this issue: HTML skills for 2025, implementing light-dark(), a simple masonry-like composable layout, and more.
-
Bone up on HTML in 2025
Chris Coyier outlines why a strong grasp of HTML remains critical in 2025, highlighting semantic elements, accessibility, and evolving best practices.
-
Implementing light-dark()
Trys Mudford explains the light-dark() function in CSS, demonstrating its use for creating adaptive color schemes with fewer headaches.
-
A simple masonry-like composable layout
Andy Bell explores creating a masonry-like layout using only CSS Grid and minimal media queries, making the design flexible and maintainable.
-
How I managed to render 10 million small images on a webpage
Vincent Bean reveals how leveraging the HTML canvas element and optimized rendering techniques enabled the efficient display of 10 million images on a webpage.
-
The internet is a natural network — just build your own website
Rosie Sherry advocates for creating personal websites to reclaim digital autonomy and foster meaningful online connections.
-
My month of rest and relaxation
Sophie Koonin shares her experiences taking a break from the tech world, emphasizing the value of rest and the creativity it can inspire.
-
Diagnose and address LCP issues
Barry Pollard examines how CDN caching can hide backend performance issues, offering advice on identifying and resolving them effectively.
-
SingleFile
Gildas Lormeau introduces SingleFile, a browser extension that allows users to save complete, functional web pages as single HTML files.