CSS Properties to Make Hyperlinks More Attractive
There are several new CSS properties available for customizing hyperlinks, giving you a higher level of control over spacing, sizing, and more.
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The Dos & Don’ts for Styling Hyperlinks
What should we keep in mind when styling hyperlinks? Here are some tips for making them beautiful and keeping them usable.
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The Dos & Don’ts for Styling Hyperlinks
What should we keep in mind when styling hyperlinks? Here are some tips for making them beautiful and keeping them usable.
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How to Detect User Preferences with CSS
Web design is all about building user interfaces (UI). It’s a massive part of what we do. We create something that we think users will like. We often use established…
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Better Responsive Design With CSS clamp()
With so many mobile devices on the market, we’re flooded with viewport sizes. That makes it especially challenging to design a fully-responsive website. CSS media queries have long been the…
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25 Fantastic Tutorials For Learning Figma
From UI basics to more advanced techniques, with the help of these tutorials, you’ll be able to learn and master Figma in no time.
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The CSS Practices That Can Hurt Accessibility
We take a look at a few CSS practices that can hurt accessibility, including common features that will require careful consideration.
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The CSS Practices That Can Hurt Accessibility
We take a look at a few CSS practices that can hurt accessibility, including common features that will require careful consideration.
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How to Target Design Elements with the CSS :not Pseudo-Class
:not allows you to target elements that do not match a list of provided selectors. The result is more control over niche design features.
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How to Target Design Elements with the CSS :not Pseudo-Class
:not allows you to target elements that do not match a list of provided selectors. The result is more control over niche design features.
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