CSS-Tricks Takes on JS Danger

The JS Party podcast regularly mixes in game show episodes, and its Jeopardy-style format—dubbed JS Danger—recently featured CSS-Tricks folks as contestants. The recorded match starts around the 5:56 mark on YouTube, with past installments equally worth a look.

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Kevin Powell untangles a recurring point of confusion: width: auto; versus width: 100%;.

More like automatically distribute the space amiright?

Jeremy Keith shares his take on Design Principles for the Web, while John Allsopp has launched A History of the Web in 100 Pages. The intro spans three pages and isn't embeddable, likely because reading it in context matters—it's a working prototype toward completing the larger endeavor.

"While listening to A History of the World in 100 Objects, it occurred to me that this model could work for the Web—telling its story through 100 pages. Out of half a trillion archived pages, can we craft a meaningful narrative?"