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#css-frameworks
Cascading Style Sheets, or CSS, is a language used to design and organize web pages. The appearance and feel of websites, including their colors, fonts, layouts, and other visual components, are manag…
If you are a front-end developer or a CSS enthusiast and you love writing code in CSS, words like Flexbox, Grid, Positioning, Box model, Selectors, Media Queries, Animations, Transforms and Transition…
As developers, we've all been there: handed a codebase that was done without proper planning, leaving us to navigate through a tangle of disorganized code. This can be incredibly frustrating when it c…
Have you ever come across a website and literally got frustrated because you were having trouble using it? Maybe because the text size was too small, or perhaps it’s using some WebGL/Three.js technolo…
of course, this is in no way a full showcase of each library and its features, but a more high-level understanding of the syntax and big features all 4 libraries are good in their own way, and some wo…
Introduction When creating a web application, including your preferred font is like icing on the cake. Fonts enhance the text, make the website more appealing, and provide a better user experience. De…
Have you ever wondered how websites add that extra layer of style to certain buttons when they’re hovered over, or change the color of visited links? The secret lies in the power of CSS pseudo-class s…
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is a fundamental part of building modern websites and web applications. It is responsible for the presentation of web pages, including layout, typography, colours, and oth…
Some have been craving this kind of article so I took It up and promised to analyze It without taking much of your time.Before we move on, What the hell is CSS?CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheet, We…
Introduction In this article, I'm describing how to create the "blow kiss" emoji with only 4 HTML classes! The emoji will have a head, eyes, brows, a mouth and a heart! In the end, we'll add some anim…
