Why you should use CSS focus styles - LogRocket Blog
There are many ways people will use your website. Some use a mouse, some use a touch device, some use a screen reader and some use only the keyboard. In this article, you will learn all about focus indicators, how to style them and why they are important for many users. What are focus indicators? Ever seen the blue outline when focusing an input element? That’s the native focus style browsers use
New media queries you need to know - LogRocket Blog
Media queries are some of the best features cascading style sheets have to offer. They let us alter the styles applied to our documents based on the device viewing them, and the context they’re viewed in. And every so often, we get new ones. The Media Query Level 5 spec is being drafted as we speak, and it includes some really nice ones. Some of them are still being figured out, but several of the
Node.js 12: The future of server-side JavaScript - LogRocket Blog
Paige Niedringhaus Digital marketer turned fullstack software engineer. JavaScript is my language of choice, but I enjoy learning new things in new languages. Introduction Node.js has been a game-changing technology since its initial release back in 2009. In a nutshell, it lets developers use JavaScript to run scripts on the server side producing dynamic web content before the page is sent to the
Animating SVG with CSS – LogRocket
Editor’s note: This article was last updated on 11 January 2024 to update the code examples and animation demos. Web animations are more than just eye candy. When used effectively, they can enhance user experience by offering visual feedback, guiding users through tasks, and improving overall website interactivity. Web animations come in many flavors, and it’s advisable to avoid bulky GIFs and vid
Getting started with PostCSS - LogRocket Blog
LogRocket’s Galileo AI watches every session, surfacing impactful user struggle and key behavior patterns. If you’ve ever wanted to try out new, experimental, or nonstandard CSS properties in your code, then you know browser vendors require you to add prefixes to make them work until they are fully standardized. .some-element { box-sizing: border-box; -webkit-box-sizing: border-box; // chrome, saf
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A simple guide for migrating from JavaScript to TypeScript - LogRocket Blog
