Feb 24
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🚀 A Briefing on 10 New CSS Features for 2026 CSS is evolving faster than ever — and 2026 is shaping up to be a huge leap forward for frontend developers and designers. In this video, we break down 10 upcoming CSS features that fundamentally change how we build user interfaces. The biggest shift? Less JavaScript, more native CSS power. You’ll learn how modern CSS is becoming: More logical and programmable More creative and expressive More performant and maintainable 🔍 What You’ll Learn 🎨 Enhanced Creative & Typography Control Advanced corner shaping (bevel, notch, scoop, squircle) The new shape() function for complex clip-paths textbox property for perfect text alignment and trimming ⚡ Replacing JavaScript with Native CSS Fully styleable "select" elements scroll-marker & scroll-button for JS-free carousels Container scroll state queries (stuck, snapped, scrollable) 🧠 Smarter, More Logical CSS The if() function for inline conditionals sibling-index() for programmatic styling & animations The stretch keyword — a true 100% without overflow Custom CSS functions for reusable, clean logic 👨💻 Why This Matters These features eliminate entire classes of hacks: No more JS for sticky headers or carousels No more SVGs for complex shapes No more typography alignment workarounds Whether you’re building design systems, high-performance web apps, or next-gen UI, these changes will impact how you write CSS in the coming years. 🎯 Who This Video Is For Frontend Developers UI / UX Engineers Design System Builders CSS Power Users Web Developers preparing for 2026 trends 💬 Which CSS feature are you most excited about? Drop a comment 👇 👍 Like the video if it helped 🔔 Subscribe for more frontend & system design insights