CSS

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How to implement ty­pog­ra­phy in re­spon­sive web design with CSS

In re­spon­sive web design, ty­pog­ra­phy often doesn’t get the attention it deserves—even though setting up re­spon­sive fonts isn’t reserved for experts. So how does it work, and which web fonts suit re­spon­sive web ty­pog­ra­phy? We’ll walk you through the technical basics, from media…

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How do you link CSS to HTML? Guide with examples

HTML and CSS are fun­da­men­tal building blocks of the World Wide Web and are commonly used together. When styling an HTML document, you can include CSS in HTML using either internal or external methods to define the overall look and feel of your content. This guide provides clear,…

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What is required to develop a website?

HTML, CSS, and server-side pro­gram­ming languages like PHP form the foun­da­tion for creating dynamic websites. In addition, client-side scripting languages such as JavaScript or Type­Script, along with powerful frontend and backend frame­works, make it possible to develop websites…

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How to use the most common CSS commands

CSS commands work together with HTML to create the look of a website. With CSS, content and design are kept separate. Some commands are used re­peat­ed­ly and it’s important to in­cor­po­rate such commands into the code of the CSS file following clean code prin­ci­ples. So which commands…

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Design Patents

Ever wondered why no products ever have the same shape and or­na­men­ta­tion, even when it comes to everyday items like toilet paper or bottles of beer? The answer lies in design patents. They may be less common than tra­di­tion­al utility patents, copy­rights, or trade­marks, but design…

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YAML

If you want to develop a new web ap­pli­ca­tion, you have the choice between writing your code com­plete­ly from scratch or relying on frame­works. This code col­lec­tion contains an ap­pli­ca­tion-ready skeleton which you can then adapt to fit your own ideas. The CSS framework YAML, for…

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Tailwind

If you’ve already got some ex­pe­ri­ence working with CSS and are looking for a par­tic­u­lar­ly flexible and in­di­vid­ual framework Tailwind CSS is a great choice. The solution for pro­fes­sion­als sim­pli­fies work and offers numerous design options. Read on to find out more about the…

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SASS Tutorial

If you like designing websites but have a tough re­la­tion­ship with CSS, SASS might be the right solution for you. The pre­proces­sor makes it easier for you to work on the design, but it has a few pe­cu­liar­i­ties. Our com­pre­hen­sive SASS tutorial uses examples to explain what you can…

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Less CSS Tutorial

CSS is one of the most important languages in the World Wide Web. But working with the stylesheet language is often un­nec­es­sar­i­ly com­pli­cat­ed, which is why many de­vel­op­ers prefer to use Less instead. The CSS pre­proces­sor not only makes writing stylesheet code easier, it also…

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Learn how to Code

Welcome to the digital age: every day the average American spends hours looking at smart­phone screens and PC monitors. But most still lack even a basic un­der­stand­ing on how the programs affecting their everyday life work. If you think you may fit into this de­mo­graph­ic, don’t…

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