r/css

Cascading Style Sheets

A community for discussing about CSS (Cascading Style Sheets), Web Design and surrounding relevant topics. Feel free to discuss, ask questions, share projects and do other things related to CSS here.

Community Stats

Subscribers: 135k
Content rating: SFW
Created: 2008-06-02
Posts per day: 4/day
Comments per day: 39/day
Discussion style: Balanced
Content mix: Image-heavy (41% image, 37% video)
Top post: 1,500 upvotes
Top 100 median: 130 upvotes
Competition: Low competition

r/css is a SFW subreddit with 135 thousand subscribers, created in 2008. It's image-heavy, with about 78% of top posts being images or video. Posts average about 4 per day with 39 comments per day, making it a balanced community. Top posts this year scored up to 1.5K upvotes, with a typical top-100 post earning 127. It's a low-competition community — the 100th-ranked top post of the past year is from 221 days ago. Browse 12 closely related communities below to find similar subreddits.

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