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The story of the custom scrollbar using CSS
A scrollbar is helpful and evident when a web page's content overflows beyond the visible areas. The look and feel of a scrollbar depend on …
10 DevTools tricks to help you with CSS and UX design
Introduction Web development is much more fun now than ever. We have increasing opportunities with frameworks, libraries, communities, skil…
10 online code editors for web developers
Originally Published on Bugfender A code editor gives developers an environment to write code using a specific programming language. While …
Understanding the Picture-in-Picture web API with examples
Picture-in-Picture is a feature supported by some smart televisions, devices to show the content(like videos) on a floating window(on the to…
10 trivial yet powerful HTML facts you must know
One of the learnings I have after using HTML for over a decade is that many of the facts related to it are so underrated. As a developer, we…
10 VS Code emmet tips to make you more productive
In general, productivity is the ratio between output and input. In software engineering, programming productivity(or development productivit…
3 quick ways to add fonts to your React app
In HTML, font is used to specify the font face, size, and typography. You can add fonts to your React application in different ways. This ar…
Exploring HTML <dialog> element with examples
The dialog(widely known as a modal dialog) is a popup box on a web page. A dialog is also called a modal dialog when it obscures the rest o…
I made a photo gallery with CSS animation. Here’s what I learned.
The vanilla CSS(without any external JavaScript and CSS libraries) allows animation of HTML elements using CSS properties. This is very powe…
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