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Uni­ver­sal Mark­down Proces­sor com­pat­i­ble with Com­mon­Mark, GFM, Mul­ti­Mark­down, Kram­down, mmark, and more — Home · ApexMarkdown/​apex Wiki

Claude Code’s out­put styles con­trol Claude’s role, tone, and response for­mat for soft­ware engi­neer­ing tasks. The doc­u­men­ta­tion explains four built-in styles — Proac­tive, Con­cise, Explana­to­ry, and Learn­ing — and how to con­fig­ure them via ter­mi­nal, VS Code exten­sion, or desk­top app. Users can also cre­ate cus­tom out­put styles using Mark­down files with front­mat­ter and instruc­tions.

Craig Abbott explains how to use math­e­mat­i­cal mod­u­lar scales to style HTML head­ings acces­si­bly and con­sis­tent­ly. The method mul­ti­plies a base font size by a fixed ratio to cre­ate visu­al­ly dis­tinct head­ing lev­els with­out rely­ing on prob­lem­at­ic tech­niques like ital­ics or col­or alone, ensur­ing read­abil­i­ty for peo­ple with dyslex­ia and col­or vision defi­cien­cies.

A prac­ti­cal map of the AI ecosys­tem around Craft CMS 5 in 2026: edi­tor-fac­ing plu­g­ins, agent tool­ing like MCP servers and Side­kick, and mak­ing your site AI-ready with GEO and llms.txt.

Lar­avel Boost is a Lar­avel 13.x devel­op­ment tool that enhances AI-assist­ed cod­ing by pro­vid­ing guide­lines, agent skills, and a doc­u­men­ta­tion API with over 17,000 pieces of Lar­avel-spe­cif­ic infor­ma­tion. It inte­grates with AI agents like Claude Code and Cur­sor to help write high-qual­i­ty Lar­avel appli­ca­tions fol­low­ing best prac­tices. Instal­la­tion is done via Com­pos­er with the boost:install com­mand.

Web­site acces­si­bil­i­ty check­er that scans a sin­gle page for WCAG 2.2 com­pli­ance issues includ­ing alt text, head­ing struc­ture, and form labels. Pro­vides auto­mat­ed test­ing for com­mon acces­si­bil­i­ty prob­lems, with addi­tion­al full-site scan­ning avail­able through the Craft CMS plu­g­in.

Kil­ian Valkhof explains prac­ti­cal pro­gram­ming prin­ci­ples for self-taught front-end devel­op­ers, focus­ing on action­able rules-of-thumb like YAG­NI and DRY that improve dai­ly cod­ing deci­sions with­out requir­ing for­mal com­put­er sci­ence train­ing. Based on 20+ years of expe­ri­ence, the arti­cle trans­lates abstract con­cepts into use­ful habits for writ­ing bet­ter code incre­men­tal­ly.

A look at the CSS line height unit and how it works.

A GitHub repos­i­to­ry con­tain­ing auto-gen­er­at­ed DESIGN​.md guides cre­at­ed from real web­site ref­er­ences using the Fudge tool. The project focus­es on design sys­tems, design tokens, and design doc­u­men­ta­tion for web projects. It includes assets, scripts, and work­flows to help design­ers and devel­op­ers stan­dard­ize design prac­tices.

Polar is the Mer­chant of Record for devel­op­ers build­ing AI-era soft­ware: pay­ments, sub­scrip­tions, and usage-based billing, with glob­al tax han­dled for you.

My take on styling the ele­ment for an easy to colour and slight­ly more real­is­tic look­ing high­light­ing option. Uses an SVG fil­ter for the rough e…

Meet LiteRT.js: Google’s edge AI run­time for the web. Run ML mod­els direct­ly in the brows­er with high-per­for­mance WebG­PU, WebNN, and WebAssem­bly.

Scan any URL to see exact­ly how it looks on social media. Cre­ate a new OG image for free from one of our high-con­vert­ing tem­plates.

Scroll-trig­gered reveal ani­ma­tions dri­ven by data-reveal attrib­ut­es. GSAP-pow­ered, code-split, zero-con­fig. — boc­c­dot­de­v/­da­ta-reveal

A tech­ni­cal guide explain­ing JSON-LD (JSON Linked Data) and how to imple­ment it on per­son­al web­sites. The arti­cle cov­ers fun­da­men­tals like schema struc­ture, node types, and prop­er­ties, then pro­vides prac­ti­cal exam­ples of JSON-LD code for improv­ing SEO and enabling rich­er search pre­views through struc­tured data.

The Verge explores how the SEO indus­try manip­u­lates AI search results. Firms cre­ate self-serv­ing ​“best of” lists, caus­ing AI to cite biased prod­uct rec­om­men­da­tions.

An Open Graph image gallery with many exam­ples for inspi­ra­tion.

Web­Hap­tics deliv­ers hap­tic feed­back specif­i­cal­ly for the mobile web. It enables tac­tile sen­sa­tions to enhance user expe­ri­ence with­in web appli­ca­tions on mobile devices.

This GitHub repo describes Beast­ies, a fast, light­weight library for inlin­ing crit­i­cal CSS and lazy-load­ing the rest. It’s ide­al for prerendered/​SSR SPAs.

localspace is a JavaScript library uni­fy­ing Indexed­DB, local­Stor­age, and oth­er stor­age APIs into a con­sis­tent inter­face. It offers mod­ern, local­For­age-com­pat­i­ble stor­age with async/​await and Type­Script.

300 exam­ples for Motion (for­mer­ly Framer Motion). Full source code for React, JS, and Vue ani­ma­tions.

Hid­den and not-so-hid­den tools that will make your life eas­i­er.

Audio com­po­nent library

Fonts are one of the most vis­i­ble, most pow­er­ful parts of the web. And yet: almost every­one gets them wrong.

Fore­sightJS is a light­weight JavaScript library that pre­dicts user intent based on mouse move­ments and key­board nav­i­ga­tion, enabling opti­mal prefetch­ing tim­ing and improved per­for­mance.

Native CSS tran­si­tions have qui­et­ly killed the strongest argu­ment for client-side rout­ing. Yet peo­ple keep build­ing ter­ri­ble apps instead of per­for­mant web­sites.

Sim­ple cross-brows­er cook­ie-con­sent plu­g­in writ­ten in vanil­la js

It seems iron­ic that I’m even typ­ing this, but the very thing I’ve delib­er­ate­ly moved away from over the years — putting my face to my brand — has now become absolute­ly essen­tial. If Cre­ative Boom, or any inde­pen­dent pub­li­ca­tion, is going to sur­vive the next 12 months, we need to act fast. And I’m not being dra­mat­ic. AI is fun­da­men­tal­ly chang­ing how peo­ple access infor­ma­tion…

A web com­po­nent to add line num­bers next to var­i­ous HTML ele­ments — zach­leat/­line-num­bers