Media queries are an essential feature of CSS that allow developers to adapt the styling of web content based on the device and context in which it's viewed, with the upcoming Media Query Level 5 specification introducing several innovative options. Among these new features are the "light-level," which adjusts styles based on ambient light conditions, and "inverted-colors," which caters to users utilizing color inversion settings. The specification also emphasizes personalization with queries like "prefers-color-scheme" for dark mode preferences, "prefers-contrast" for high contrast needs, and "prefers-reduced-motion" to accommodate users sensitive to animations. Additionally, the "prefers-reduced-data" query aims to optimize content for users with limited data allowances. Although many of these queries are yet to be fully supported in browsers, they promise significant enhancements in accessibility and user experience. The specification also introduces the concept of custom media queries, which enable more flexible and scriptable conditions, though these too are still in the experimental phase. Despite the early stage of implementation, the graceful degradation of media queries ensures they can be adopted without disrupting existing functionality.