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Author Tommy Hodgins

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Tommy Hodgins is a Toronto-based frontend developer and designer specializing in responsive web design. He co-founded the EQCSS project and actively participates in discussion surrounding element queries, container queries, and scoped CSS. In his spare time, he enjoys illustrating new tools and concepts on Codepen, teaching HTML/CSS through local talks and workshops, and playing code golf with friends near and far.

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Element Queries, And How You Can Use Them Today

If you’re building a physical structure, like a large edifice, with weak material, a lot of external support is required to hold it together, and things have to be overbuilt to stay sturdy. When you’re building a website out of HTML, CSS and JavaScript, this external support might look like frameworks, plugins, preprocessors, transpilers, editing tools, package managers and build processes. Instead of adding yet another plugin to the top of the stack, Yommy Hodgins thought of extending one of the core languages, CSS, to strengthen the material that websites are built from, developing better, stronger websites that require less external support and tools to build. Read more…