They are pretty similar in both look and functionality, but are have some important differences, slightly different APIs, and functionality. The use cases are also a bit different, so let's have a look!

So that's the HTML capture attribute. It's a pretty cool way to add a nicer user experience if you know that your mobile users are going to be taking a

Recently Stefan Judis shared how to style the browse button of a file selector using the ::file-selector-button pseudo-element TIL – you can style the file input "browse" button using `::file-selector-button`.😲 Supported in Firefox, Chromiums starting with 89 & Safari Tech preview. 🔗 MDN: https://t.co/56jACY9qK1🔗 Compat data pr: https://t.co/vrFNS4LdIS Video alt: Example of a styled browse … Continue reading "Identify and Extract Pseudo-Element Selectors from built-in HTML Elements using DevTools"

Daniel Schwarz shows how to mark up forms using only HTML and CSS, covering new CSS3 options that make it easier to style inputs.

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You know the title attribute? I can do this: I'm a div with a `title` And now if I'm on a device with a mouse pointer

A collection of bad practices in HTML, copied from real websites.

Once major browsers started supporting & developers immediately started to play with them to see what sorts of patterns they could enhance or replace. This is a good thing. Experimentation pushes boundaries, improves understanding. However, we need to be careful of christening this new-to-us interaction as the solution…

Sidenotes have been around for ages in print, but they're surprisingly hard to do well in HTML.

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The sectioning elements in HTML5 are , , , and . is also kind of a sectioning element since all content lying inside of it is part of the default document

Semantic HTML and Accessible Rich Internet Applications (ARIA) help create interfaces that work for everyone in the most performant, robust, and simple

Web Standards, and the documentation to support them, provide huge insight into ‘the why’ and ‘the what’ of the world wide web. In this article, we take a look at the history of Web Standards, how to use them in your work and ways you can get involved in making them.

If you need an aspect-ratio sized (or any element that can have children), you can do it. Perhaps the cleanest way is a custom-property-sized

Proposal to add an intrinsicsize attribute to media elements - ojanvafai/intrinsicsize-attribute

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**Quotes** are used to emphasize excerpts of text. Since users almost never read but scan we need to provide them with some focus anchors to fix their attention to the most important parts of our articles. Furthermore, quotes are always used for testimonials and sometimes for blog comments. They can be styled using graphics, CSS and a little bit of JavaScript. Sometimes, creative dynamic solutions can be applied as well.

The semantics inherent in HTML elements tell us what we’re supposed to use them for. Need a heading? You’ll want a heading element. Want a paragraph? Our t

HTML tables are inseparable part of the web. This article gives you all you need to create valid and also responsive HTML tables. Master tables today!

For the past few weeks there has been lots of talk about HTML headings in web standards circles. Perhaps you've seen some of the blog posts, tweets, and Gi

The HTML specification got a major overhaul a couple of weeks ago when W3C published its new HTML 5.1 recommendation in November 2016. In its recent blog post, W3C called...

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