Summary & Key Takeaways ​

• The random() CSS function is being implemented in Chrome.
• This feature was previously available in Safari.
• Wider browser support will enable more developers to use this dynamic CSS capability.
• It allows for creative and modern CSS effects with minimal code.

Our Commentary ​

We love seeing new CSS features land in more browsers. random() opens up some really fun possibilities for dynamic design without needing JavaScript. It's a small win, but these incremental improvements to the web platform add up to a much richer experience for developers and users alike.