It’s usually necessary to store user data server side in a database or similar repository. This guarantees persistence and ensures users can access their data from any web-connected browser (presuming your storage system is reliable, of course!) But sometime, storing data in the browser could become a more viable option. Post by Craig Buckler.

Layouts with diagonal sections are quite popular for several years now. It is not the new hot stuff, and you will probably not find it in the articles titled "Design trends for 2020". But I think it is here to stay. Post written by Nils Binder.

A tiny JavaScript library to easily toggle the state of any HTML element and its targets. Dropdown, navigation button, tooltip, collapsible panel, lightbox, tabs, switch like above… UI components made in minutes without worried about JavaScript. Only set a few HTML attributes, and code the rest with your CSS skills.