what about this

A website full of small CSS lessons with examples
Easy to follow and great for beginners

link  https://cssreference.io

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A beautiful interactive tutorial from the Google Chrome team that will pump you up in web development

Inside are great materials on HTML, CSS, JS, accessibility, testing and a bunch of other useful stuff

https://web.dev/learn


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Here is a collection of patterns in pure CSS you can easily customize and take seamless backgrounds for yourself. The collection is regularly updated

Here the link https://www.magicpattern.design/tools/css-backgrounds

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Don't forget to react for more content like this☺️

This HTML bug is unforgivable 👾

Not using the inputmode attribute on input elements is a serious mistake

inputmode tells the browser which on-screen keyboard to show the user for a particular input field Used with <input> and <textarea> elements

Improve UX by showing the appropriate keyboard for the input type

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⚡ Minimize CSS using shorthand

Less code, better performance

Instead of

margin-top: 10px;
margin-right: 20px;
margin-bottom: 10px;
margin-left: 20px;

Use

margin: 10px 20px;

It means
Top & Bottom - 10px
Right & Left - 20px

Cleaner and faster

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When YouTube really said “This is for YOU 😭”

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JUST I WANT TO REPOST THE RESOURCES

Learning & Practice Platforms

Exercism – Practice coding with mentorship
web.dev/learn – Learn web fundamentals by Google
OverAPI – Quick developer cheat sheets
Picular – Google for colors
Flexer.dev – Flexbox practice playground
Cheatography – 6,000+ cheat sheets

CSS Resources

Snipzy – Ready-to-use CSS snippets
CSS Reference – Visual CSS reference
MagicPattern – Generate beautiful CSS backgrounds

Project-Based Learning

50 Mini Projects by Brad Traversy
10 Frontend Practice Projects
100 Days, 100 Projects

🔥 Bookmark this and start building daily! And Don't forget to react✌️

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Less Common HTML Elements and How to Use Them in Your Code

HTML has a lot of tags that many people use every day, like <div>, <p>, and <a>. But there are also some hidden gems that often go unnoticed. These tags can help make websites more engaging, accessible, and meaningful without much extra effort.


READ MORE

https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/less-common-html-elements-and-how-to-use-them/

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CSSBattle  compete to recreate visuals with the fewest CSS characters

cssbattle.dev

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simple hover effect
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Source code
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