The State of CSS Survey: Key findings on popular CSS features and libraries

The State of CSS survey provides insights into the current trends and preferences among web developers regarding CSS features and libraries. According to the survey, the top five most used CSS features are gap, CSS variables, filters, justify-content, and aspect ratio. The survey also highlights the growing popularity of prefers-color-scheme for implementing dark mode, the importance of accessibility features like prefers-reduced-motion and prefers-contrast, and the potential of variable fonts for more customizable typography. Additionally, the survey explores emerging CSS features like at-property, touch action, over-scroll-behavior, and line clamp. Overall, the survey offers valuable insights into the evolving landscape of CSS and provides developers with an idea of what their peers are using and exploring in their web development projects.