The dynamic focus zoom effect is created using CSS custom properties and a radial-gradient mask. By updating these properties based on mouse movement, we simulate a spotlight effect that follows the cursor.

You can edit individual items by tapping or clicking their row, or you can select adjacent checkboxes to perform bulk actions. By waiting to reveal those controls until a selection is made, we can design big, touch-friendly bulk action controls. Traditionally, that sort of thing requires JS. So it’s been fun to delivering prototypes with HTML and CSS alone.

We’re not quite there yet, but the day is coming when all you’ll need for defining a fantastic color palette is a handful of base colors.

The & is a powerful addition to CSS, allowing us to craft selectors without repetition and helping organization and understanding.

Shortening the critical rendering path can help your website load faster and provide a better user experience. Learn how to identify critical resources and how to optimize them.