Category: CSS

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Native CSS Is Quietly Replacing Sass, But It Isn’t Replacing the “Need” for Sass

January 18, 2026

Split hero graphic showing CSS on the left with a native --primary variable and Sass on the right with $primary and a mixin, representing modern CSS taking over common Sass use cases.

TL;DR Modern CSS has absorbed most of what made Sass essential. Variables, nesting, cascade control, container queries, and runtime theming now live natively in the language. That doesn’t make Sass obsolete. It changes its role. Sass moves from “required infrastructure” to “optional build-time power tool.” For over a decade, Sass was not just helpful. It […]

2026 CSS Features You Must Know (Shipped Late 2025–Now)

January 16, 2026

Futuristic illustration titled “2026 CSS Features You Should Prepare For” showing modern CSS concepts like @scope, anchor positioning, scroll-driven animations, grid lanes, and accessibility-first UI.

CSS in 2026 goes beyond new syntax. Learn the features that reduce JavaScript, improve UI intelligence, and power scalable, modern design systems.

Exploring New Features in CSS: What You Need to Know in 2025

August 6, 2025

CSS grew up. From nesting and container queries to scroll-driven animations, View Transitions, and new color functions—here’s what actually helps you ship cleaner, lighter UI in 2025.