Making Material You, Accessible target sizes cheatsheet, Cascading components, Scoped CSS is back

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Making Material You - A short film series exploring how Google is imagining an adaptive, personal, and expressive future for design. - Google Design / filed under Material Design

Accessible target sizes cheatsheet - Practical guidelines to prevent rage taps and rage clicks with accessible tap targets for icons, links and buttons on desktop and on mobile. With useful techniques and guidelines. - Vitaly Friedman / filed under UX Design

Cascading components - In this guide, I will share a method for structuring Figma components through nesting and organizing variants. This approach allows for easy modification and updates to components. - Bruno Temporim Carneiro / filed under Figma

Scoped CSS is back - Scoped styles allow you to contain a set of styles within a single component on the page. You can use a .title selector that only works within a Card component, and a separate .title selector that only works in an Accordion. - Keith J. Grant / filed under HTML & CSS