Shadow DOM

Shadow DOM promises to allow developers to create more maintainable, cross-framework components, but there is an as-yet unsolved conundrum for accessibility.

Shadow DOM is a kind of retcon for the web. As I’ve written in the past, shadow DOM upends a lot of developer expectations and invalidates many tried-and-true techniques that worked fine in t…

For some reason, I had this misconception that Shadow DOM could not be used with regular elements, I only ever tried it with the custom ones.

Theming the Shadow DOM requires the Light DOM to plug some the holes.

In our series of articles about web components, we have first made an introduction into the web components world and looked into how we got to where we are today. Next, we talked about the web components API, more specifically how to define them, their attributes, and props.So far, we know the fundamentals and we're...

This article looks at augmenting HTML with components that have built-in functionality and styles. We’ll also learn how to make these custom elements reusable across projects using NPM.

Shadow DOM allows authors to attach DOM trees to elements, providing encapsulation for markup, styles and even JavaScript.