State of CSS 2024 survey opens: Chrome team asks developers to weigh in
The State of CSS 2024 survey is now accepting responses. The Chrome team is encouraging broad participation, and the results directly inform how the team allocates effort across browser features, standards work, and developer resources.
Chrome's engineering priorities—including Baseline, Interop 2024, and new feature implementation—are shaped by what developers actually need. Surveys like State of CSS are one of the primary channels for collecting that input. The responses reveal which CSS features are in active use, which ones developers want but cannot adopt due to bugs or missing support, and where educational materials fall short.
Survey data helps the team spot gaps in browser support and decide what to prioritize for implementation. A wide and diverse respondent pool is essential: the team wants feedback from developers across geographies, company sizes, and project types, not just those working at large tech firms or on high-traffic consumer sites.
There is also a direct benefit for survey participants. The 2023 results show which features are gaining traction and which learning resources developers actually use. Reviewing the aggregated data after completing the survey can surface features you may have missed—CSS moves quickly, and it is easy to overlook new capabilities that have recently shipped.
Take the survey to register what matters to you in CSS this year.
