Well defined layouts on the web are no easy task. Many decisions, across multiple components, need to sync up for proper alignment, spacing, and hierarchy on devices big and small. In addition, semantically accurate elements need to be properly used for screen readers and search engine crawlers—sometimes in a specific order.

Typography is a crucial part of any interface, and the web comes with an immense number of tags, styling choices, and recommendations when it comes to handling text.

Color and light provide personality, depth, and tactility to interfaces. With multiple color spaces, powerful gradient and composition filter functions, element shadows, and inter-color interactions, the possibilities for color on the web are now endless.

Forms are the core feature set that separates static sites from interactive applications–if implemented correctly.

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Sizing elements, components, and entire pages can seem a daunting task on the web–and many units, functions, and ratio values exist to help do just that.

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Dynamic components are a common interaction pattern, but are usually hard to implement correctly while accounting for flexible design systems and accessibility concerns.

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