Guides
Articles
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June 2025 HTML CSS JS 🌙 Dark Mode ♿ Accessibility 🧩 UX
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May 2025 HTML 🧩 UX
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May 2025 HTML JSON 📱 PWA 🧩 UX
Web Icons in 2025: Touch Icons, Adaptive Icons & manifest.json
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May 2025 CSS 🧩 UX
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May 2025 CSS ♿ Accessibility 🧩 UX
CSS: Improve Accessibility by Respecting Users’ Contrast Preferences with
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May 2025 CSS ♿ Accessibility 🧩 UX
CSS: Adapting Animations to User Preferences with
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May 2025 CSS ♿ Accessibility 🧩 UX
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May 2025 🌙 Dark Mode 🧩 UX ♿ Accessibility
Managing Light/Dark Themes: Fundamentals, Accessibility, and Best Practices
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May 2025 HTML CSS 🌙 Dark Mode 🧩 UX ♿ Accessibility
Managing Light/Dark Themes with HTML and CSS: Native Solution
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May 2025 HTML CSS JS 🌙 Dark Mode 🧩 UX ♿ Accessibility
Managing Light/Dark Themes with JavaScript: Giving Users Full Control
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May 2025 CSS 🧩 UX ♿ Accessibility 🔄 Reset ⚙️ Normalization
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May 2025 CSS 🧠 Thinking 🛠️ Practice 🧩 UX ♿ Accessibility
The Evolution of CSS Basics: A Look at Over 20 Years of Practice
browserux.css is a base CSS file designed as a modern alternative to classic resets and Normalize.css, focused on user experience and accessibility. It lays accessible, consistent foundations adapted to today's web usage: browserux.css
BrowserUX Theme Switcher is a lightweight, accessible, and customizable Web Component designed to easily add a theme switcher button to any website or application: BrowserUX Theme Switcher
About
This blog was designed as a natural extension of the BrowserUX ecosystem projects.
Its goal is to provide complementary resources, focused tips, and detailed explanations around the technical choices, best practices, and accessibility principles that structure these tools.
Each article or tip sheds light on a specific aspect of modern front-end (CSS, accessibility, UX, performance…), with a clear intention: to explain the “why” behind each rule to encourage more thoughtful and sustainable integration in your projects.