A pure CSS carousel without any JavaScript. The magic of #CSS and #HTML 🪄✨
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How to Make a Fully Accessible CSS-Only Carousel - Level Up Coding
First of all, what is a carousel? Carousels show a collection of elements one after the other. Also known as “slideshows” and “sliders”. Often these are used to accommodate a larger amount of content…Jennifer Wjertzoch (Level Up Coding)
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Custom form controls (select, checkbox, radio) with #HTML and #CSS (without JavaScript): damianwajer.com/blog/custom-st…
CSS-only custom-styled select, checkbox, radio example (without JavaScript) - Damian Wajer
Whenever possible, I try to use native HTML elements to take full advantage of the built-in accessibility and usability benefits that come with them. Such benefits are sometimes…Damian Wajer
Accessible card component with the pseudo-content trick: damianwajer.com/blog/accessibl…
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Random array using the modern Fisher–Yates shuffle algorithm in JavaScript: damianwajer.com/blog/random-ar…
Random array using the modern Fisher–Yates shuffle algorithm in JavaScript - Damian Wajer
How to make sure the randomness is really random. It might be tempting to use just Math.random() but it will not produce fair results. The Fisher–Yates shuffle algorithm…Damian Wajer
Be the browser’s mentor, not its micromanager.
Give the browser some solid rules and hints, then let it make the right decisions for the people that visit it, based on their device, connection quality and capabilities. This is how they will get a genuinely great user experience, rather than a fragmented, broken one.
Be the browser’s mentor, not its micromanager. - Build Excellent Websites
Key principles using modern CSS, fluid type, fluid space, flexible layout and progressive enhancement will help you to build better front-ends that work for everyone.Build Excellent Websites
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