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tjvantoll.com
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| | | | Styling form elements is a pain point when developing web applications. Historically, web developers have had to accept the form controls the browser provid... | |
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alvaromontoro.com
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| | | | The yeti login form created by Darin Senneff is amazing and, along with most of the things he builds, has been a continuous source of inspiration. In the past, I created my version of this animated login form using HTML, CSS, SVG, and JavaScript. But the animations were a bit choppy because I used plain CSS to animate the SVG (instead of adding GreenSock) and not all browsers support it. After a few incredibly busy weeks at work, I finally had some time yesterday to do development for fun. And I decided ... | |
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moderncss.dev
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| | | | Create custom form input and textarea styles that have a near-identical appearance across the top browsers, and ensure all states meet contrast requirements. | |
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kleinfreund.de
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| | An in-depth analysis of a CSS-only dark mode implementation by Mu-An Chiou and its further development using CSS custom properties |