This week I learned:
1. I can use the new-ish CSS text-wrap: balance feature to make my headlines wrap in such a way that they don't produce orphans. And that there is no reason I should not start doing this on any production site where it would help to make things more legible.
Before applying the text-balance Tailwind utility class on my headline:
After applying the text-balance Tailwind utility class on my headline:
Per Can I use:
"Allows multiple lines of text to have their lines broken in such a way that each line is roughly the same width, often used to make headlines more readable and visually appealing."
2. Zen browser might finally get me to adopt, at least partly, another browser. This is a workspace I started making last night in Zen to keep track of my personal site dev needs:
I'm hoping it takes off further and that some bugs and quirks I experienced get ironed out.
3. The alternative to gzip compression tool "brotli" can be used in production deployments now, where it might be of use:
