Stroked text, also referred to as outlined text, can be used to improve readability, helping letters stand out from a background. It can be employed in a variety of ways to give your webpage some additional punch.

Your feedback is wanted on a proposed solution for the problem of layout methods arranging items in an order that is disconnected from the source of the document.

It’s well past time that Outlook got a proper update, and it’s finally here. The new Outlook switches rendering engines from Microsoft Word to Edge. Support for CSS features in the new Outlook application appears to be identical to that of outlook.com, which is a great leap forward.

By properly configuring a few key input attributes, you can make web forms much easier to use on mobile devices. Experiment with different combinations of the related type and inputmode attributes, and make sure to specify an autocomplete attribute for an optimized user experience.

When I click on any of them it expands at the top to full width and the rest of the cards re-arrange themselves below it. Like anything web design & development, there are a boatload of ways you could do this. Different layout strategies, different combinations of native technologies, different libraries to punt to, etc. I lean native first, so this was how my brain scripted the problem: