How to structure SASS/SCSS styles

How to structure SASS/SCSS styles

Today we see how to structure our projects based on sass/scss styles. From what I have noticed over time, not many know this evolution of the css that I now consider indispensable on some project dealing with design and Front-end.An important thing to consider when talking about projects of this […]

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CSS Loading Backgrounds for Engaging User Experiences

A website’s first impression matters. While content and functionality are crucial, visual appeal plays a significant role in captivating users and keeping them engaged. In this article, we dive into the realm of CSS loading backgrounds, providing techniques and code examples to create visually stunning and informative transitions as your […]

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CSS Gradients: Photoshop-like Transparency and others

CSS gradients offer a powerful way to create a Photoshop-like transparency background, replicating transparency effects and even surpassing Photoshop’s limitations. Get ready to dive into the vibrant world of CSS gradients and explore: Basic example A basic trick can be to show grey and white boxes. Transparency Tricks: Fading Away […]

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Styling select dropdowns with custom CSS and appearance

While the native <select> element offers functionality, its default css styling select appearance often falls short of design aspirations. This article empowers you to create beautiful and customizable select dropdowns using CSS and explores the potential (and limitations) of the appearance property. The native options: limitations and possibilities The default […]

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Optimization of HTML code

Let’s make HTML code optimization. A faster site means more views and more satisfied users, who will reach the content they want faster. As a site grows, it can be increasingly difficult to maintain acceptable performance. What I propose today are a series of useful rules to pursue this purpose: […]

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