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Welcome to Designing in the Browser with our host, Una Kravets.

Welcome to Designing in the Browser with our host, Una Kravets.

Thank you to all our viewers for helping us reach 500K subscribers! Wow, from our first post with Pete sipping cocktails atop the Empire Hotel who would have thought we would end up here!

Jake chats to Surma about six ways you can synchronise data between documents, but some of them don't work all the time, so a complex and scientific scoring system is needed.

Welcome to Designing in the Browser with our host, Una Kravets. Today we’re diving into navigation and keyboard accessibility.

Welcome to Designing in the Browser with our host, Una Kravets. Today we’re talking about color contrast!

Surma and Jake take a look at 'weak' JavaScript, specifically WeakMap, WeakSet, and the new and shiny WeakRefs.

Welcome to Designing in the Browser with our host, Una Kravets. Today we’re starting a special series on Accessibility in design.

New to DevTools in Chrome 85: 0:18 Style editing for CSS-in-JS framework 0:52 Lighthouse 6 in the Lighthouse panel 2:16 Support for new JavaScript features 2:56 Bonus tips: Use snippets for quick

Chrome 85 is rolling out now! You can improve rendering performance with content-visibility: auto. CSS properties can now be set… in CSS.

Jake and Surma chat about a new experiment landing in Chrome 85 - streaming request uploads with the fetch API.

Why do sites like Gmail or Docs operate like apps, and others… just don't feel right?

Jake and Surma are back, and it’s just like you remember. Sort-of.

What's happening with Web Payments? How is it different from Google Pay or Apple Pay?

Use built-in, cross-platform browser features to create sign-in forms that are secure, accessible and easy to use.

User-Agent Client Hints provide a privacy focused approach for sites to request information about the browser that's viewing them.

Cross-Origin Embedder Policy (COEP) and Cross-Origin Opener Policy (COOP) isolate your origin and enable powerful features. This session helps you understand how it works and why this is important.

Fed up with wading through browser messages in the console? The Chrome DevTools Issues Panel provides a more structured, actionable approach to deprecations and other warnings from the browser.

Cookies really can make everything better! However, you need the right recipes and you shouldn't take too many.

Watch a live coding demo walking through the top principles and tools you can use to make your applications shine when it comes to startup performance and bundle size.

What's the role of the browser in enabling security and privacy by default on the open web? How are browsers changing to balance trade-offs and mitigate risk? How can you get involved?

It's common to use a build tool as part of development, but most folks don't think about writing their own plugins. This is understandable, since it can be pretty daunting.

Images are often the biggest assets in a web page, so compressing them well can be a huge saving for users.

In this dynamic talk, Una goes over the power of modern CSS layout techniques by highlighting a few key terms and how much detail can be described in a single line of code.

Build tools are an integral part of modern web development, making it possible to build great apps that are bandwidth-friendly and delivered as-needed.

Day 3 moves to the Asia and Australia continents where we get insights from Evan You, the founder of Vue.js.

How should we be storing data and caching our critical app resources on the client? Is IndexedDB still the best option? What about Local Storage?

Now more than ever, having a dependable and performant video connection to your friends and family is critical.

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