Fourteen talks, two days, one city. Color spaces, a browser built from scratch, CSS that runs x86 machine code, a select that took 33 years, and a masonry layout that is finally real. This was CSS Day 2026.
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It's that time of the year where I do the European thing, taking way too much holiday during summer. Yep, we're talking more than a week, this year even more than three, and to be honest, I kind of need it. How was my first half of the year? There is a lot to be said from a shift in my day job, to CSS, to web standards, to disturbances in balance and frustrations on a golf course.
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Maybe it's the amount of people from the UK that attended CSS Day this year, maybe I just wanted to use the word bollocks in an article, either way, It's my blog and I write what I want. I write on this thing called the web, which is for everyone and the web can be a really pretty place. Yep, in a world of AI making your half-baked design system we've all seen before, there is certainly a way we can do better. CSS Day showed me that the person orchestrating a Web UI will still triumph the "dude in garage with prompt machine" every time.
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