Google Chrome Developers

Join us as we discuss the latest updates on UI styling, DevTools, and the evolution of responsive design.

Learn how the Web Vitals initiative gives developers the metrics, tools, and guidance they need to deliver a great experience for every user.

Discover how leading developers including Kapwing, Zoom, YouTube, and Adobe have built innovative user experiences with the latest web capabilities.

What’s new in DevTools (Chrome 96) → goo.gle/3HkAbV6 Identify potential CSS improvements with the CSS Overview panel: goo.gle/css-overview Send us feedback on CSS Overview panel

In today's GUI challenge @AdamArgyleInk shares his thinking on a way to create a 3D video game menu that adapts to OS color preferences, motion preferences, and is accessible to mouse and keyboards

Jake and Surma use a Joy-Con as a slide clicker because they're cheapskates. Here's how it works, and the coding patterns they use.

Chrome Dev Summit attendees asked Google leaders their questions around troubleshooting, building great web experiences, and the future of Chrome in this live ask-me-anything (AMA) session.

RenderingNG is a re-architecture of the entire rendering pipeline of Chrome, for greatly improved reliability, scalability and extensibility.

Welcome to Chrome Dev Summit 2021.

Watch the highlights of Chrome Dev Summit 2021, including how we're making the web more private, adding new capabilities, and new tools to build beautiful user experiences.

Join us to learn about new guidance and platform updates, discover tools to build better user experiences, listen to how we're making the web more private, and hear from developers making the most

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Better understand your page’s CSS and identify potential CSS improvements with the CSS Overview panel in Chrome DevTools.

Chrome 95 is rolling out now!

Surma and Jake have a discussion, weighing up the benefits and drawbacks between Single Page Apps (SPAs) and Multi Page Apps (MPAs).

New to DevTools in Chrome 95: What’s new in DevTools (Chrome 95) → goo.gle/3p2IO07 00:00 - Opening 00:12 - New CSS length authoring tools 00:56 - Hide issues in the Issues tab 01:25

In today's GUI challenge I share my thinking on a way to enable users to multi-select.

Jake and Surma chat about layouts that put the content in charge, vs layouts that put the CSS in charge, and why that difference matters.

Chrome 94 is rolling out now! The default color space for canvas elements is now formally defined as sRBG, and you can change it to Display P3.

New to DevTools in Chrome 94: What’s new in DevTools (Chrome 94) → goo.gle/3CeVeVP 00:00 - Opening 00:13 - Use DevTools in your preferred language 00:31 - Report a translation bug via

In this episode, Surma explains a bit of the history of color spaces (sRGB, CIE XYZ, p3, rec2020, CIE LAB...) and why they are important. Jake asks questions.

In today's GUI challenge I share my thinking on a way to solve split buttons. A staple component for condensed interfaces, it allows a single button to feature secondary actions.

Find out more → goo.gle/2XRRwm9 FLEDGE provides a solution for remarketing use cases, designed so it cannot be used by third parties to track user browsing behaviour across sites.

Chrome 93 is rolling out now! You can now load CSS style sheets with import statements, just like JavaScript modules.

In this episode Jake and Surma chat about creating 'random' paint effects, and why they shouldn't be truly random.

New to DevTools in Chrome 93: What’s new in DevTools (Chrome 93) → goo.gle/3Dl005K Attribution reporting → goo.gle/2XRRwm9 Lighthouse release notes → goo.gle/3jfTncO CSS

Find out more → goo.gle/2XRRwm9 The Attribution Reporting API makes it possible to measure when user action (such as an ad click or view) leads to a conversion, without using cross-site

In this episode, Surma gives Jake an introduction to Deno, a TypeScript-based runtime from the creator of Node.

Find out more → goo.gle/3CEBewZ First-Party Sets is a proposal to allow related domain names owned and operated by the same entity to declare themselves as belonging to the same first party.

In today's GUI challenge I share my thinking on a way to solve a switch. A tiny, UX packed component that ended up being one of the most involved challenges so far.