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Media Queries

Reading this post, I take you know things like internet(daaah), browser, responsiveness and good music (I can only hope). With that in mind I will continue the story... Every presentation made for the browser (web presentation) in today's world, can be seen through millions of different devices (if the

Textarea Tag Busted

Textarea Tag Busted

The textarea is HTML tag mostly used for messages and comments. It is very similar to inputs, but because it provides an option to have more than one line of text, it is not presented as input [type="textarea"].

CSS Animation

The first step in using animation in CSS is transition property. When predefined transitions are not enough or just not suitable, there is CSS animation.

Input [type="text"] Busted

Input [type="text"] Busted

Inputs are sooo important in the user experience design and it's crucial that their style is perfectly transferred from the design to the page. It's no secret that for a presentation on a web page you need CSS but the tricky part is how to make it as good as possible.

CSS will-change

CSS will-change

The coolest name, isn't it? Well, CSS is changing, and it will change, hopefully by adding more cool-name options. There's a word that will-change is here to change transition [http://kolosek.com/css-transition/] in the transition-transform [http://kolosek.com/css-transform/] relationship. Can I just ask: will-it-change? (OK, I'm done!) It's

CSS Transform

Without the transition [https://kolosek.com/css-transition/], transform property is able just to turn over the object it is applied to. So, in the most real-life situations (real-life?), these two options are applied together. Just Transform Powers which this property posses are: * rotate(angle), * skew(angle), * translate(x,y), * scale(

How and When to Create a Website with a Black Background Design

How and When to Create a Website with a Black Background Design

Black has always been—if not the most popular design color—the color which designers talk about the most. It is sophisticated, energetic, mysterious, elegant, powerful, stylish, and the complete opposite of the default white.

CSS Transition

So, we've moved from text and color in web design to unique, bombshell, explosions... OK, not that much, but we've moved. CSS follow and support those changes and because of that, we have the transition option. This post is closely related to the post that is currently being written and

Sass Mixins

This is the third post about specific Sass features and this one is about mixins. Previous were import feature [https://kolosek.com/sass-import] and extend feature [https://kolosek.com/sass-extend] and there was one about nesting [https://kolosek.com/nesting-in-less-and-sass/] in general. This feature is used in specific situations, not

Sass Extend

Please make sure to read my post on Sass Import [https://kolosek.com/sass-import] because I didn't want to copy-paste first part (it serves as an introduction to this post, as well). Extend represents the next (after import) Sass extra feature and if you set Sass and not use @extend

Sass Import

We can follow CSS progress by following the development of its pre-processors. Which preprocessor to use is a different time theme, but it’s really necessary to use one because they allow features that don't exist in CSS yet. (We have also written about the ones that exist though e.

Nesting in Less and Sass

Nesting in Less and Sass

A code should be organized. That’s the fact and I think is a very good one for the opening of the text about nesting. Less and Sass are CSS pre-processors which extend CSS language in valuable ways.

CSS Columns

Text breaking option is not the most popular text option ever since magazine layout. Just like in printing design, there are columns in web design too. The best and clearest way to use it is column option in CSS.

CSS Text Underline

CSS Text Underline

In overall Web design, the most recognizable style is still blue text underlined , which is certainly going to take you somewhere. Link element has that styling by default and it’s the only color in default mode. So we should be respectful of it. Although, there is a new world

Gradient, My Dear Watson

Gradient, My Dear Watson

As a designer born in the flat era I knew that gradient only exists next to the word DON’T. The year 2016 was predicting big things for it and it’s been correct, (Smashing magazine [https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2009/03/backgrounds-in-web-design-examples-and-best-practices-2/] even predicted gradient trend in 2009). Impossible