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Tips, Tricks, and Techniques on using Cascading Style Sheets. Discover the latest news, tips, tricks, and flabbergasting ideas to become a CSS master in front-end development with the weekly-ish CSS-Tricks newsletter. The CSS-Tricks team of developers shares valuable programming insights to help inspire and motivate other developers to experiment with CSS and explore the limitless possibilities this excellent language offers. Discover topics such as fluid typography, responsive design, and CSS logic and performance to increase your understanding of web dev and stay in the know on the latest techniques. Subscribe to CSS-Tricks for educational, developer-friendly content on CSS.

Designing our way forward. Are you looking for a creative outlook on the world’s problems? The Creative Factor is a bi-weekly newsletter where author Matt McCue shares interesting personalities and out-of-the-box solutions to complex problems. Matt explores different ways to inspire a culture where creativity prevails and aims to bring innovative ideas to his audience. Every issue contains exclusive interviews of design visionaries and innovators, ingenious solutions to complex problems, and intriguing advice to broaden your mind and think creatively. Subscribe to The Creative Factor and become part of a community of visionaries, innovators, and rule-breakers who view creativity as the most potent force in the world.

(Usually) good news for and about the restaurant industry. Being an $800b+ industry with rapidly-changing dynamics, the restaurant business can be hard to keep up with. Fortunately, Family Meal is the newsletter to keep you in the know of all the latest news in the restaurant industry. Every Friday, Andrew Genung updates his readers with valuable insights, key points, and hot news about the restaurant business. If you plan on opening a restaurant, work in one, or just love food in general, Andrew will share information on topics like tipping policies, RRF, the latest food and hospitality trends, and famous chefs and what they’re up to. Subscribe to Family Meal to stay updated on current trends and developments.

Real running for real people. Running Probably is a weekly newsletter where running enthusiast Paul Flannery describes his running journey, shares training tips, and introduces other inspiring runners. As a runner, Paul shares his goals, inspirations, and motivations with his audience to inspire and motivate them on their own running journey. He writes about building resilience, making the most of recovery weeks, and pain management. Why probably? Because along with the weekly posts, Paul is keen to discuss some other random topics of his life. He gives his readers a glimpse into his personal life, including topics on nutrition, strength training, parenting, and shares value-filled nuggets of gold in his Friday ramblings. Subscribe to Running Probably for tips, tricks, and inspiration to help you on your running journey and keep you motivated to achieve your goals

 A hit of inspiration and a first look at new typefaces. Fresh Fonts is a curated newsletter where Noemi Stauffer and co-author Christophe Bouche handpick the latest typefaces from independent designers and type foundries. They hope to provide designers, artists, and typography lovers with a monthly dose of inspiration by giving them a first look at some of the latest and greatest fonts and an opportunity to use them in their next projects. Every email is packed with details of the best fonts of the month, showcases from partner foundries, fresh releases, and some occasional goods that may have caught the author’s eye. Subscribe to Fresh Fonts for a showcase of the best and newest fonts.

Embedded with gentle optimism, insight, knowledge, and inspiration about how beauty can apply to your business life Living Beautifully is a weekly newsletter where author Alan Moore describes an empowering way of looking at the world. Alan wishes to inspire people and appreciate the beauty of the world around us by curating detailed posts on awe-inspiring architecture, motivating conversations, exquisite food, unique cultures, and thought-provoking insights. Moving away from the materialistic world, Alan explores brands and people who strive to provide authentic products, experiences, and solutions such as recycling waste to create clothes, powerful ways to tackle climate change, and captivating books to supercharge your wisdom. Subscribe to Living Beautifully for thoughtfully curated posts to discover an optimistic perspective of the world around us - conveniently delivered to your inbox

Something interesting every week from one of the oldest & best independent sites on the Web. Noticing is a weekly newsletter full of exciting ideas, insights, and people. Every Friday, you’ll receive curated roundups of posts published on Kottke, one of the oldest blogs on the internet, and delve into a world of creativity. Both Jason and the guest writer Tim hope to inspire and fascinate the audience by bringing engaging curations on things like a custom moon motorcycle, stunning gardens of cherry blossoms, and whatever the heck bone music is. Subscribe to Noticing for roundups of some of the most awesome, mind-boggling, and interesting posts every Friday. P.S. Jason is on sabbatical now, so while he's taking a break, you'll receive automated emails of some of the best content that was published throughout the years.

Decluttering our lives and consuming only what we need and utilize often. Fewer better things is a weekly newsletter where author Per Hakansson discusses how to live more meaningful lives by making better choices with the things we choose to buy and use with simplified living. Per aims to help people become conscious consumers, live mindfully, appreciate the small things they have, and realize the impact of their choices. Deep dive into a world of minimalism and simplicity by exploring topics on building better habits, how to prepare for a recession, and identifying what you need and don’t need. Subscribe to Fewer Better Things for valuable advice, insights, and tips to live simple, enriching lives and make more mindful choices - conveniently delivered to your inbox every Sunday.

Discovering Rich Tales that build Rich Life. Rich Tales is a newsletter for curious minds, looking for ideas, learnings, and stories to create a fulfilling life. Aarati Yadav is sharing her learnings as a technology leader and an entrepreneur, as well as inspirations from the writings across the web. She starts the newsletter with an original paragraph illustrating a powerful idea, that relates to a growth mindset and helps foster both personal and professional life. Rich Tales also includes curation of relevant links, quotes, and questions to make you think differently. Subscribe and get inspired!

Practical life advice for dog dads, one pawsome quote, and one carefully curated recommendation or link. Sunday Scoop is an extension of Furrimals, a blog and a one-stop-shop for all things dogs. Written by Lee Parker (a dog dad to Luna, the cutest Bulldog), the newsletter is full of relatable content. From actionable tips and encouragement to practical life advice - Sunday Scoop will give you an inside look into the daily struggles and joy of being a dog dad.  Subscribe for insights and advice and get access to Lee’s favorite gear and tools with an added bonus of referral codes!