There so much you can do with HTML and CSS!
There is also a place for shiny things but I'd always advocate using what the browser gives you for free first! :D
Professional web developer and hobbyist programmer from the Welsh Marches. I'm particularly interested in performance, accessibility, and reducing carbon emissions from software.
Especially as native HTML elements should already have all of the functionality and accessibility already implemented. Also, if browsers improve their implementations at a later date you get those improvements for free without having to do anything.
I only leant about details and summary recently myself. Thank you for helping to spread the word.
proof that if you know the basic tech to the core, you don't always need frameworks, libraries, and all the other 'shiny' things 😉
There so much you can do with HTML and CSS!
There is also a place for shiny things but I'd always advocate using what the browser gives you for free first! :D
Especially as native HTML elements should already have all of the functionality and accessibility already implemented. Also, if browsers improve their implementations at a later date you get those improvements for free without having to do anything.
I only leant about details and summary recently myself. Thank you for helping to spread the word.
Thank you, this means alot!
I'm going to cover off plenty more in this series! 😀
Yeah, reminds me of these two articles 😉👍
HTML can do that?
CSS can do that