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The article examines the use of flexible size in CSS instead of numerous media queries for certain properties, such as font size, indentation, etc.

In the article, Adrian Beze shows how to create transitions on one document for Single Page Apps using API transitions of common items and checks its future implementation and potential to create transitions between documents in Multi-Page Apps.

The article discusses the use of CLAMP () function to create liquid typography in SASS. The author considers how this technique can improve the project and pays attention to accessibility.

The article deals with a number of new features that are now available in the developer tools of different browsers that can be useful for web developers at different levels.

This article examines the best front-line tools that were popular last year and will help you speed up your development process.

In the article, the author discusses the importance of contrast in the web design to provide accessibility of content. He tells the use of CSS properties to create a high contrast system that corresponds to the brand and provides accessibility.

The article considers the use of CSS selector: HAS () to "predict" the stylization of parent and ancestral elements, as well as the expansion of the selector for the purpose of one or more successors or children.

The author of the article, Silvestar Bistrović, demonstrates how to create an endless scroll of logos using the minimum HTML and CSS.

The article is devoted to ways to create 3D effects using CSS without changes in HTML. The author examines the use of 3D effects and transitional effects to a separate <IMG> tag, demonstrating advanced stylization methods.

The article focuses on distinguishing between Custom Properties and CSS variables, and when to use each of them. It is proposed to deepen this topic through examples, especially in the context of animation design.

CSS has never been as exciting as today. In this article, we will look at useful CSS tips and techniques that you can immediately apply in your work.

Starting in the field of web development, studying basic tools such as HTML and CSS, remains a key factor in success, despite the presence of numerous frameworks.

The article explores the problems that arise when using "sticky" headings and full height elements in CSS, and offers a new approach using CSS Grid.

This article is a deep overview of new Front -end capabilities for designers that are already available in modern browsers and can simplify your work.

The article immerses us into the world of an adaptive web design - from its origin to current trends. The author considers the use of CSS Grid and FlexBox, as well as the impact of these technologies on a modern web design.