Skip to content

Bram.us

A rather geeky/technical weblog, est. 2001, by Bramus

  • Blog
    • All Posts
    • Original Content
    • Elsewhere
  • Talks
  • About
  • RSS
    • All Posts
    • Original Content Only
    • Elsewhere Only
  • Search

Misconceptions about View Transitions

Post I wrote a while ago for Chrome for Developers, about some misconceptions about View Transitions that are making rounds.

Read Post →

Posted byBramus!December 24, 2024December 25, 2024Posted inElsewhereTags: link, view transitionsLeave a comment on Misconceptions about View Transitions

Animatable Accordions (2024.11.27 @ devs.gent)

Talk on animating the <details> element with transition-behavior: allow-discrete , interpolate-size: allow-keywords, and ::details-content.

Read Post →

Posted byBramus!December 24, 2024December 24, 2024Posted inOriginal ContentTags: animation, details, public speakingLeave a comment on Animatable Accordions (2024.11.27 @ devs.gent)

The Future of CSS: Construct <custom-ident> and <dashed-ident> values with ident()

Uniquely name a bunch elements in CSS in one go! Instead of assigning 100 unique names through 100 declarations, write only 1 and use ident() to construct the names.

Read Post →

Posted byBramus!December 18, 2024May 14, 2025Posted inOriginal ContentTags: css1 Comment on The Future of CSS: Construct <custom-ident> and <dashed-ident> values with ident()

Re-imagine the web with View Transitions

Video from Chrome’s 2024 EOY campaign, highlighting View Transitions. I made sure the code snippets and animations that you see where Technically Correct™ + coded up a POC for this one (link to demo included).

Read Post →

Posted byBramus!December 16, 2024December 16, 2024Posted inElsewhereTags: video, view transitionsLeave a comment on Re-imagine the web with View Transitions

Spot Non-Composited Animations in Chrome DevTools

The animations track of a performance trace can now tell you why an animation was not composited.

Read Post →

Posted byBramus!December 10, 2024December 10, 2024Posted inOriginal ContentTags: animations, chrome, devtoolsLeave a comment on Spot Non-Composited Animations in Chrome DevTools

CSS Wrapped 2024

Chrome and CSS in 2024 journeyed through the forest, over the mountains, and across the seas…

Read Post →

Posted byBramus!December 5, 2024December 6, 2024Posted inElsewhereTags: css, linkLeave a comment on CSS Wrapped 2024

Re-imagine the web with Scroll-Driven Animations

Video from Chrome’s 2024 EOY campaign, highlighting Scroll-Driven Animations. I made sure the code snippets and animations that you see where Technically Correct™.

Read Post →

Posted byBramus!December 5, 2024December 16, 2024Posted inElsewhereTags: scroll-driven animations, video1 Comment on Re-imagine the web with Scroll-Driven Animations

Control the Viewport Resize Behavior on mobile with interactive-widget

For this year’s HTMLHell Advent Calendar I contributed today’s post. It is all about viewports and virtual keyboards – a topic I have researched before, as part of the Interop 2022 Viewport Investigation Effort

Read Post →

Posted byBramus!December 4, 2024December 4, 2024Posted inElsewhereTags: link, viewportLeave a comment on Control the Viewport Resize Behavior on mobile with interactive-widget

More options for styling <details>

You can now set display property values other than block on <details> and also use a ::details-content pseudo-element to style the part that expands and collapses.

Read Post →

Posted byBramus!December 3, 2024February 24, 2025Posted inElsewhereTags: details, linkLeave a comment on More options for styling <details>

View Transitions Experiment: Automatically triggered View Transitions with MutationObserver

A MutationObserver and document.startViewTransition love story.

Read Post →

Posted byBramus!November 25, 2024February 13, 2025Posted inOriginal ContentTags: mutationobserver, view transitions2 Comments on View Transitions Experiment: Automatically triggered View Transitions with MutationObserver

Posts pagination

Newer posts 1 2 3 4 5 6 … 708 Older posts

About Bram.us

Bram.us is the technical/geeky weblog of Bramus Van Damme, a web developer based in Belgium.

Bramus is part of the Chrome Developer Relations team at Google, focusing on CSS, Web UI, and DevTools. From the moment he discovered view-source at the age of 14 (way back in 1997), he fell in love with the web and has been tinkering with it ever since.

More …

Stay up-to-date

To follow bramus and his blog:

  • 🟠 Subscribe to RSS
  • 🦋 Follow me on Bluesky
  • 🦣 Follow me on Mastodon

Archives

Search

Bram.us, Proudly powered by WordPress.