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Kevin Powell

@kevinpowellTracked since May 2026

creating front-end video tutorials.

Observed Sep 2, 2026Public earnings

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Paid members

0% · 30-day rate from 22 observed days

Total audience

657

incl. free followers

Observed monthly earnings

$536

Starting price

$5/mo

5 membership tiers

Where the 657 observed tier members sit

Membership tiers

$086.9%

Largest observed tier is $0 Free. Tier totals include free-tier members and come from the Sep 2, 2026 public snapshot, so they do not reconcile to the paid-member total.

$0/moFree57186.9% of observed tier members

$5/moInfluencer649.7% of observed tier members

$10/moInsider101.5% of observed tier members

$20/moBacker111.7% of observed tier members

$50/moEnabler of Awesome10.2% of observed tier members

Growth signals: Kevin Powell

86 paid members · 30-day rate from 22 observed days

Membership

868584

May 202618 weeks trackedNow

Kevin Powell86 members · $536/mo

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Rank	Creator and why included	Paid members	Gap vs Kevin Powell	Freshness
#1	InsanityTheGameWritingCategory, audience, pricing & cadence	94	8 more	Sep 2, 2026
#2	Kevin PowellProfileWritingPaid members position in Recommended cohort	86	Reference	Sep 2, 2026
#3	La Tronche en BiaisWritingCategory, audience, pricing & cadence	78	8 fewer	Sep 2, 2026

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88Posts total1 postLast month0%Members-only

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Audio Latest postPublicWe've all fought this. CSS finally fixed it

The spacing around text can be super frustrating to deal with, and now we have text-box-trim and text-box-edge that solve that issue!

2 days ago at Sep 2 crawl 5 likes 1 comment

Chatting with Clark Sell on the current state of front-end, CSS, and moreThis is one of two videos this week, as I did an interview with Clark Sell, who's the person behind THAT Conference over on my second channeVideoJun 17, 2024Public 0 0

Interview with Jen Simmons on the modern web, Safari, and moreBonus video this week! Jen Simmons was kind enough to have an in-depth talk with me, where we talked about everything from the current stateVideoJan 17, 2024Public 0 0

Sneak peak: What I'm working on for an in-depth animation-timeline videoA preview for a video that's coming out next week, where I'm going to be deep diving animation-timeline, along with scroll() and view(). I'mAudioDec 15, 2023Public 2 1

Scroll-driven animations without any JSA quick look at how I made a subtle scroll-driven animation of the landing page for CSS Demystified. 🔗 Links ✅ The previous video I mentionAudioMay 25Public 0 0 What JS knows, CSS can now know tooA quick look at Adam Argyles new Prop for That library, which exposes a ton of information to our CSS via inline custom props. 🔗 Links ✅ PrAudioAugust 3Public 8 1 Perfectly positioned popovers with smooth animationsI've looked at this in the past, but I wanted a bit of a shorter video on it, so a somewhat quick look at creating a popover with the popoveAudioJune 30Public 10 2 Let CSS do the workA quick look at why I think it's a better idea to pass values from JS to CSS, and let it do the work, instead of relying on JS for styling-rAudioJuly 25Public 8 1 Transition to and from display: noneThe next handful of weeks will be more short videos like this one, where I look at a specific CSS "thing" in a short amount of time, with aAudioJuly 20Public 8 1 The future of CSS looks very differentA quick look at CSS functions and if(), and how they might make CSS look a little different in the future. 🔗 Links ✅ More on if(): https://AudioJune 23Public 7 1 Separation of concerns is a lieJeremy Keith's article: https://adactio.com/journal/857 My primary YouTube channel where I teach frontend development, with a strong focusAudioJune 19Public 5 2 Three CSS patterns I use in every projectA quick look at three of my favorite patterns, the .stack, .pile, and .prose. I've talked about these before, but I tried to share a few wayAudioJune 3Public 0 0

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