This Monday Medley covers IE support in Bootstrap 5, the Dribbble website redesign, new CSS media queries, and leading a remote team. Transcript: Today is March 30th, 2020 and for this Monday Medley episode we’re covering IE support in Bootstrap 5, the Dribbble website redesign, new CSS media queries, and leading a remote team. Let’s dive in! -- A recent Themesberg post discussed Bootstrap 5, which will be released later this spring, and how it will not support Internet Explorer 10 or 11. This decision is being made in the web community more often with many large companies already dropping support for IE. Despite the lowering usage Microsoft will continue to support IE 11 through 2025. -- Dribbble, a social networking platform for designers and creatives, recently rolled out a new website design. This is the first redesign for the Dribbble website in ten years and strives to showcase the designers more. Included in the redesign is updated profiles, new collections and a new curator profile. -- Logrocket released a post a few weeks back about the forthcoming new CSS media queries. Some of the new media queries include light level, preference-based queries, and even custom media queries. These new media queries are still in spec, so some are available while others are still being worked on. -- Mark Boulton recently wrote about leading a remote team, giving tips for leaders that are new to working remotely. Information like this is becoming increasingly important as teams are currently being forced into remote work longer than originally thought. Learn about creating rituals, asynchronous communication, and prioritizing your people. -- Want to know more? Head to fewdaily.com for more of today’s topics and other front-end web content! That's all for today, tune in tomorrow! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fewdaily/support