Matteo Fogli

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CEO of @madebymodo under disguise. Obssessed with performance, promoting a faster and universal Web.

We have a new *beautiful* logo for CSS, 4, 5 and Next šŸ’œ

https://nerdy.dev/a-community-css-logo

Devtools Fm 151 Ā· August 25, 2025

Website for Adam Argyle: Teacher, Speaker, CSSWG member, and creator of Open Props and VisBug.

nerdy.dev

For me, the Web Almanac has the same vibe as getting a new sticker album with tons of packets of stickers: long hours of attentive reading and an overall enjoyable time

(please make it with stickers next year!)

https://almanac.httparchive.org/en/2024/

(via @scottjehl)

The 2024 Web Almanac

The Web Almanac is an annual state of the web report combining the expertise of the web community with the data and trends of the HTTP Archive.

@eric
I really enjoyed reading this piece by Eric Bailey.

Reminds me of the early days of backpack traveling in Greece when after a terrifiying ride on the bed of a pickup we got to a bus stop in front of a small taberna. We were nowhere, and despite being summer, it was a bit cold. The bus came, but we were still dining and had backpacks to load, so we signaled the driver to wait with a hand gesture that was wildly misinterpreted: he slammed the door and left us there.

I wrote about the need to review your icons when localizing, in order to make sure you're actually communicating what you intend to. https://ericwbailey.website/published/dont-forget-to-localize-your-icons/
Don’t forget to localize your icons

Culture impacts how icons are interpreted, understood, and used.

I pitched in an accessibility review of a design system while taking on a strategy to migrate a complex web app from vue2 to vue3. I am super excited at this line of work, so much the number of open tabs in my browser has already jumped to "do you think RAM is infinite?" level

I just had to get in, and wait for a ride from point A to point B. It was like being a man!!! Not a care in the world!!! Personal safety who???ā€ [2/2]

Thank you @cassidoo for pointing it out

The thing that struck me the most

ā€œThe thing that struck me even harder was the fact that I didn’t have to worry about the driver in the front seat. I didn’t have to keep a pulse on the doors locking in case the driver was a creep, I didn’t have to make any uncomfortable conversation, I didn’t have to have a family member follow my ride juuuust in case. [1/2]

https://cassidoo.co/post/driverless-cars-are-comfy/

I fell asleep in a driverless car

I tried out the Waymo driverless car service and it was pretty nice.

@matuzo slides are always 25% of a talk, so I hope to get to see the video, but when I saw the Fondue šŸ˜

šŸ’  State of CSS 2024 Results

by Geoff Graham @geoff
Feat: @sachagreif State of CSS

#css #webdev

https://css-tricks.com/state-of-css-2024-results/

State Of CSS 2024 Results | CSS-Tricks

The results from this year's survey are fairly fresh off the presses. We took a little time to sit with them and jot down some things we noticed and found interesting.

CSS-Tricks
@mia Thank you @mia
I look forward to seeing this talk, with your loud warning in mind. Stay safe