For all kids to learn coding, schools and communities need to get involved. For that to happen, the solution is free resources running on open source platforms. Keith Wilson continues to design and im …

Creating a lasting style guide that the product team will actually use and adopt is challenging. Archana Sankaranarayanan demonstrates how to build a style guide instantly with an Atomic CSS-based starter that ensures accessibility, performance, and engineering and design efficiency and shares some PostCSS tools to help grow the style guide, maintain it, and ease its adoption.

If you think outside the box, you can solve almost anything with CSS. Join Estelle Weyl to learn the power of CSS, as she covers several CSS WTFs. Depending on your perspective, that can mean "wonderfully terrific feature" or, very often, "what the @#$%!."

Rachel Andrew shares a modern roadmap for browser support that enables you to create sites that can enhance themselves as the platform improveswithout leaving people stuck on older browsers in the cold.

Perceived performance, in the end, is the only performance that truly matters. If what we make doesn't feel fast, then no amount of optimization counts. Eli Fitch breaks down the psychology of how users perceive time and how we can combine that knowledge with clever use of animation, unconventional event listeners, and predictive design to make our experiences seem faster than they actually are.

Lloyd Palum explores the importance of identifying the target business value in an IIoT applicationa prerequisite to justifying a return on technology investmentand explains how to deliver that value using the concept of a digital twin.