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For a primer on this, check out the post The Debate Around "Do We Even Need CSS Anymore?". That post is intended to present the idea of styling a website
In this last poll we asked:
The question is in the title. The voting widget is the sidebar on larger screens and down there somewhere on smaller screens.
We all wish we were better at certain things. The latest poll here on CSS-Tricks asked you to pick just one:
Rather than ask you what you are already good at, I thought it would be interesting to ask you what do you wish you were good at.
Nearly 22,000 CSS-Tricks visitors voted in this one. A majority (72%) voted that they can type well. Only very few (6%) said they had limited typing ability.
About 22,000 CSS-Tricks visitors voted in the last poll about command line usage, which asked:
I have a feeling the readers of CSS-Tricks represent a fairly wide range of job types and skill levels. It would be interesting to know how frequently used
Time to wrap up our last poll on how useful it is to distinguish between "web apps" and "web sites".
The results are in! Nearly 5,000 voters weighed in on the last poll to decide if the off-screen "drawer" navigation style that has swept mobile design is
This poll asked people if they like their code editor colors "dark code on light background" or "light code on dark background." Turns out about 2/3 of people
Over 10,000 people have spoken: the most popular way to order CSS properties is grouped by type.
Just a fun little poll to start a conversation about music and working. I know people firmly on either side of this poll: those that never ever listen to
Tossed up a new poll (in the sidebar of the site, RSS folks) about how you order your CSS properties. For example: