Mastering CSS for Web Development (2)
Mastering CSS for Web Development (2)
Development
Welcome to this presentation on CSS. We will discuss key
features for modern web development. These include
media queries, shadows, and user interface properties.
Mastering these improves user experience. Let's start.
CSS Media Queries for Responsiveness
CSS Media Queries enable responsive design. They adapt styles based on device characteristics. This includes
screen size, resolution, and orientation. Use the @media rule to define conditions. Target screen, print, and
speech media types.
Benefits Example
Resize
Specifies resizability.
Outline-offset
Adds space to outlines.
CSS Resizing
The resize property determines how elements can be resized. Options include horizontal, vertical, and both. Overflow should be handled appropriately to prevent content fro
Horizontal Both
Benefit
2 Visual separation
Usage
1
outline-offset: 15px;
Note
Doesn't affect dimensions
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CSS Shadows Properties
Horizontal and Vertical Multiple Shadows Text Shadow Property
Control shadow position. Apply multiple shadows to an Add shadows to text elements.
Specify horizontal and vertical element.
Use text-shadow to improve
offsets.
Default shadow color is the Stack shadows for enhanced readability.
text color. depth effects.
CSS Shadows: Adding Depth
CSS Shadows add depth to webpage elements. Box-shadow adds shadows to elements. Text-shadow
applies shadows to text. Customize shadows with color, blur, and offset. Shadows improve visual
hierarchy.
box-shadow
1 Element shadows
text-shadow
2 Text shadows
Benefits
3 3D effect, hierarchy
Enhancing User
Experience with CSS
Prioritize usability and intuitive navigation. Maintain
consistent styling for buttons and links. Legible text
ensures readability. Hover effects provide feedback on
interaction. Regular user testing is key.
Usability Consistency
Legibility