CSS is the backbone of beautiful and interactive web designs. Advanced CSS techniques enhance the user experience by making your websites dynamic, responsive, and visually appealing. Let’s dive into each topic with practical examples. In this blog, we’ll explore CSS Counters, Pseudo-Classes (:has() and :not()), the resize property, and linear gradients on text. 1. CSS
In this blog, we’ll explore 10 powerful HTML Elements and attributes. <mark> for highlighting important text. <details> and <summary> for collapsible content sections. <base> for managing global link behavior. Direct contact links (mailto:, tel:, sms:) for user interaction. download attribute to enable direct file downloads. rel=”noopener noreferrer” for boosting security in external links. <datalist> for
HTML is the backbone of web development. In this blog, we will explore 10 essential HTML tips that can save you time and boost productivity. controls: Adds built-in media controls to audio and video elements. contenteditable: Makes elements directly editable in the browser. draggable: Enables interactive drag-and-drop functionality. Auto-refresh: Uses the <meta> tag to refresh
1. “Destructure Props Directly Instead of Accessing Them Individually“ ❌ Bad: Accessing props repeatedly makes the code harder to read. ✅ Good: Destructure props at the start for cleaner and more readable code. 2. Make Sure To Set Default Values for Props While Destructuring them. ❌ Bad: defining default values in multiple places introduces new redundant variables.