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Customize a range slider with CSS, ensuring a consistent look and feel across browsers, with the option to enhance it using JavaScript.
Learn how to use CSS flexbox to create demos for responsive image gallery layouts that look amazing across all devices.
Understanding the CSS display property and its values is important for creating well-organized and attractive websites.
Create and customize responsive and accessible dropdown menus with CSS for both keyboard and mouse users, leveraging CSS pseudo-classes.
Learn how using `localStorage` with React Hooks can persist user information in browser storage and share logic between multiple components.
Explore modern React data-fetching methods and how to handle a real-world application’s state while fetching data.
StyleX is a build-time, type-safe CSS-in-JS library recently open sourced by Meta. Explore StyleX and the evolution of styling libraries.
Improve data management and user experience by adding sorting functionality to a React table without using any library.
Understanding how layouts, nested layouts, and custom layouts work in Next.js is crucial for building complex, user-friendly projects.
Mega menus are great on large sites that need feature-rich navigation. Let’s create a responsive, accessible mega menu from scratch in React.
An image overlay in CSS can be done in many ways. Learn to overlay images with text, gradients, and other unique styles and effects.