In a stacked form, the input fields, labels and buttons are stacked on top of each other. When the web page with a form is opened on different devices, then it stacks. A form is created on a web page using the element. Let us see how to create ... Read More

Under the menu section of a web page, you must have seen dropdowns. On keeping the mouse cursor on a dropdown menu button, the sub menus are visible. Such split buttons appear to be in a different section within the same button. This can be represented by arrow keys or ... Read More

On a login page, you must have seen login form enter the username and password to login. However, nowadays, social media buttons are also visible to login using Facebook, Twitter, Gmail, etc. We can easily design such forms using CSS. For that, you need to also set the social media ... Read More

If you want to show notifications to the user about any information, such as a coupon for buying the product, you can create a snackbar. Use them as popups to display a message at the bottom of the screen. Generally, the snackbar vanish after some time. The snackbar appears to ... Read More

The smooth scrolling effect can be set on a web page using the scroll-behaviour property. Set the value to smooth. Check this by implementing scrolling effect on the click of buttons i.e., reaching the below section by clicking a button the top, and vice versa. Let us see how to ... Read More

If you want to display a skill bar stating the proficiency of a skill, then create a skill bar. Let’s say we are showing programming proficiency that a student is proficient in which programming language. Create a skill bar and display the proficiency in percentage with different colors for different ... Read More

Scroll indicator indicates and animates accordingly. When the scroller goes down, the progess bar suggests how many elements are still remaining. When the scroller takes you to the bottom, the scroll indicator i.e., the progress bar also ends. Let us see how to create a scroll indicator with CSS and ... Read More

The zig zag layout would have an image, then text. Next, text, and then image, and it goes on. The responsive zig zag would arrange the text and image according depending on the device, desktop, tablet or mobile. The column will appear on top each other on a smaller device ... Read More

A responsive website works on every device whether it’s a desktop, tablet or a mobile. To set the responsiveness, we use Media Queries. Create the header container Create a div for the headerL Website ↶ Style the header Align the header text in ... Read More

On a web hosting website, you must have seen the price plans. Also, on a website that sell membership, a pricing comparison table is visible. Such tables compare the features of the various plans, for example, free and paid, or free, business, enterprise, etc. plans. Let us see how to ... Read More