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4 Ways to Define Colors in CSS

From names to hex to rgb and hsl, discover the many ways CSS lets you describe color.

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Using CSS Grid for Magazine-Style Layouts

With a handful of styles, you can use this attractive, flexible layout for many types of page content.

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Build Stylish Next.js Forms With React Hook Form and Material UI

Get your forms in order with this combination of functional and design libraries.

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Understanding the CSS :nth-child() Selector

This CSS feature is particularly useful for styling tables and complex lists.

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Create Beautiful Dropdowns With React Select

Liven up your boring dropdowns with this flexible React library.

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CSS Pseudo-Classes vs. Pseudo-Elements: A Deep Dive

Gain more power over your web designs using these advanced CSS selectors.

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5 Ways to Learn HTML and CSS With Real UI Challenges

Follow these strategies to unlock your web development skills with interactive learning, creative challenges, and practical experience.

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Create an Animated Background With HTML and CSS

This simple demo explains how to use CSS animations for interesting visual effects.

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The Pros and Cons of Creating a Website With Canva's Website Builder

Canva's website builder is ideal for design novices who want simplicity, but it might not be the best option if you want more design freedom.

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A Guide to CSS Grid: Mastering Layouts With Grid Properties

Learn how to use CSS grids for building complex layouts with ease.

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The 6 Best Free WordPress Themes for Beginner Bloggers

Looking to start a blog using WordPress? Consider these themes that are perfect for beginners to pick for their sites.

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Choosing the Best Website Builder: Google Sites vs. Wix

Picking which website builder to use can be tricky, as each has different strengths. To help you decide which to use, we compare Google Sites and Wix.

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8 Web Design Trends We Noticed in 2023

Web design trends come and go, but these 2023 standouts caught our attention—some of which are here to stay post-2023.

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How to Inspect Your CSS Animations With Chrome DevTools

Animations are a powerful addition to CSS, but their text form can make them awkward to work with. Chrome’s DevTools to the rescue!

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9 Common UI/UX Design Myths and Misconceptions Debunked

Adhering to UI/UX design myths and misconceptions can hinder your professional growth. Let's debunk the most common ones.

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CSS Grid or Flexbox: Which Is Better for Creating Columns?

Explore the differences between these modern CSS layout methods with a practical problem: lining up columns.

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The Differences Between Native CSS and Sass Nesting

You may soon be using nested declarations in your CSS style sheets, but you'll need to pay attention to the details if you're migrating from Sass.

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The Top 8 UI/UX Careers to Specialize In

Looking for a high-paying and in-demand career in design? Here are some UI/UX careers that you should consider.

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How to Create a Typewriter Effect With CSS

You don't need JavaScript to create the classic typewriter effect. Learn how to do it with just CSS using the steps() function.

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Styling a React Application With Stitches

This smart utility library can take care of your styling needs.

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