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Topic: HTML โ€“ Page 9

  1. How to let all your users know what to expect when they click a link

    Published Oct 24 2020 in HTML , Accessibility

    A snippet that helps making tab-opening links more accessible.

  2. Emmet VS Code bindings to level up HTML editing

    Published Sep 17 2020 in HTML , Tools , VSCode

    VS Code shortcuts using Emmet commands to speed up HTML editing.

  3. How to tell browsers that your site supports color-schemes

    Published Sep 13 2020 in CSS , HTML

    A detailed look at the color-scheme property that allows developers to define which color chemes are defined in a website

  4. How to preload responsive images with imagesizes and imagesrcset

    Published Sep 11 2020 in HTML , Performance

    Improve the loading of your responsive images by using link rel="preload" elements with the new attributes imagesrcset and imagesizes.

  5. web-vitals-element

    Published Jul 23 2020 in HTML , JavaScript

    A custom element that wraps the web-vitals lib to display essential web metrics. You'll find it used in the footer here. ๐Ÿ˜‰

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