If you’ve been publicly shamed for anything, what matters most is how you respond next. You can double-down on defensiveness and self-preservation (the wrong answer) or you can approach it with a growth mindset and funnel that energy in a positive direction.

You just take some normal HTML markup, wrap it with a custom element, and then write some JS to add capabilities which you can then style with regular CSS! Everything’s of the Light Side of the Web. No need to pierce the Vale of Shadows or whatever.

View transitions aren't actually moving your elements around in the DOM, the browser is doing secret work to take a snapshot of what the elements would look like as a flat raster image, and doing Animorphs Magic to morph between these images.

This media query fits in well with the other preference media queries, which enable designers and developers to be creative while also adjusting for users. You can think of these media queries like a chair in a car that automatically adjusts the position to the user; when a user visits your website, it automatically adjusts to them without them asking. So cool.

I'm in favor of reducing nuance when it comes to discussing and deciding on web stuff. Do this. No, don’t use that. Put this here. There is already so much it depends stuff, you can get lost. Can we get some answers around here, please?