If you have even weirdest wishes within structural data life cycle, please share.

Multi- content type parser design is almost there. Polishing some ambiguities before finalizing. Will cover whole XML stack, JSON, web stack and rust. Streaming all the way, multithreading, resource control, binary data, compression, data broadcast in addition to TCP...
30 pages of feature items so far. ✈️ as usual.

https://github.com/EPA-WG/cem/blob/develop/docs/cem-ml-stack-design.md

#xml #xslt @w3c @webdev

Contrary to the recurring claim that RSS and Atom are dead, most of the traffic to my personal website still comes from web feeds, even in 2026. Every time I publish a new post, I can see a good number of visitors arriving from feed readers. From the referrer data in my web server logs (which is not completely reliable but still offers some insight), the three largest sources of traffic to my website are web feeds, newsletters and search engines, in that order.

Proud to introduce Consumer Semantic UI Theme

https://github.com/EPA-WG/cem
npm @epa-wg/cem-theme

CEM reinterprets Google’s Material Design through a consumer-first lens. Adding accessibility on steroids: voice and native color palette to UI Theme tokens.

* AI instructions for generating and adopting theme
* CSS design tokens and stylesheets
* @epa-wg/cem-theme NPM package with css for web, code for Android and iOS
* Figma CEM UI Kit Tokens page
#UX #css #webDev @webdev @openuicg

You're thinking about using AI for design work. Maybe you already started. Someone told you it's the future, and they're probably right, but let me tell you what nobody mentions.

I spent six months in 2025 using AI tools daily. Made me faster. Also made me worse. By June, I couldn't defend my own design decisions anymore. Wrote a book about it: Looks Good to Me: On AI Sycophancy, Context Loss, and Inverted Baselines (Apple Books). It's free. This is what I'd tell you if we were having coffee.