Tailwind Weekly #126: More Tailwind CSS tips and tricks and learn all about object-* properties š!
Hello folks!
Another quiet week on the Tailwind CSS front but Adam seems hard at work on project Catalyst. I love seeing those tweets where he explains his reasoning for some of his design decisions. It's like seeing a master practicing his craft šŖš».
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Core Web Vitals for Search Engine Optimisation: What Do We Need to Know?
This one is an incredibly read from Harry, AKA CSS Wizardry. We all know that Core Web Vitals affect SEO but Harry does a complete deep dive including quotes from Google employees and their official docs and statements. This is THE article proof I would show my manager or client to convince him to allocate time for Core Web Vitals improvements. Overall a great read.
Tailwind CSS Tips and Tricks Worth Knowing
Here's another great compilation of Tailwind CSS tips, I particularly liked the one about "Creating custom Tailwind plugins", that's a Tailwind skill that will offer benefits for years to come.
How to Use CSS object-fit and object-position
You probably know the hero image trick of <img class="object-cover w-full" />
but do you know why you should use object-cover
? You can learn that and even more from this piece! It explains all the nitty gritty of the object-fit
and object-position
properties with great examples and use cases. Ā
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Inngest
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š Resource
Atlas Icons
While there are hundreds of icon packs for the web out there, it's very difficult to find ones that have a high number of varied icons and also keep them all consistent. Remix Icon is usually my go-to but I recently discovered Atlas Icons and I'm very tempted to switch, I just love their visual style and they look more framework friendly with packages for React, Vue, and even Flutter. Will definitely keep an eye on this one!
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