CSS has a fresh new logo! 🎉 This rebranding not only highlights CSS’s growth from simple web styling to a dynamic tool for advanced layouts, animations, and interactivity but also carries a heartwarming story.
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The logo incorporates rebeccapurple (#663399), a tribute to Rebecca Meyer, the late daughter of renowned web developer Eric Meyer. Rebecca’s love for purple inspired the addition of this color to CSS back in 2014, and her legacy continues to resonate within the web development community.
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CSS has unveiled a new logo that reflects its evolution from simple web styling to a sophisticated tool for layouts, animations, and interactivity. The logo features a tribute to Rebecca Meyer, daughter of web developer Eric Meyer, through the color rebeccapurple. Rebecca's legacy and love for purple have been honored in the CSS community since 2014.

CSS Has a New Logo (and a Story Worth Knowing)

It has a really interesting story. This is really fascinating. CSS will keep changing or what???

I’ve always wondered where this color came from as it was the only one with a strange name

thats nice but I like this one
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It’s very nice to see technologies changing rapidly in the Web Development word. I feel like I never get bored working in Web Development. There’s always something hew to try.