Each of these free web-based tools and apps have been built by web designers for web designers. They all offer a time-saving solution to some of those monotonous or even complex CSS tasks you may need to perform from time to time. Without needing to install anything, all you have to do is bookmark, and […]
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Recreating drop caps in web design hasn’t always been simple. Early implementations were often clunky. They required various hacks. Yet their look could vary from browser to browser. The text surrounding this decorative character also played a role. Modern CSS has a way of making things easier. And the drop cap is no exception. It’s
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There are plenty of ways to make text stand out. It could be as simple as placing it in an HTML heading. You might apply color or other basic formatting styles. But that’s only scratching the surface of what is possible. Modern CSS and JavaScript techniques are capable of so much more. Individual letters can
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Title sequences can become iconic. These familiar scenes from movies, television, and video games often become etched in our memories. They also serve as a cultural marker of sorts, helping us define an era. For example, Star Wars has come to define the late 1970s and early 1980s. These days, the title of Stranger Things
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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 go-to tool. But it’s getting more difficult to account for evolving screen resolutions. If a device fails to match the viewport range you’ve set, the
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The ability to manipulate text content’s shape and path are powerful. It allows designers to create a unique flow and make specific elements stand out. But it seems like these effects have always worked better in print design. While web designers have had access to floating images around text, other bells and whistles have required
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