NNandani YadavOct 6 · 5 min readCSS Selectors 101: Targeting Elements with PrecisionWhen I started learning HTML, I learned how to create headings, paragraphs, buttons, links and other elements. But creating the structure of a webpage is only one part of it. We also need CSS to make git-for-biginers.hashnode.dev
AAritra DasAug 19 · 10 min readA Practical Guide to Native CSS NestingFor years, nesting selectors inside each other was one of the main reasons teams reached for Sass in the first place. You'd write .card { .title { ... } }, run it through a compiler, and get flat CSS artclick.hashnode.dev
AAritra DasAug 13 · 6 min readCSS Just Got a Parent Selector. Your Forms Will Never Look the SameFor as long as I've been writing CSS, there's been one direction it refused to look: up. You could style a child based on its parent all day long, but the second you wanted a parent to react to somethartclick.hashnode.dev
AAritra DasAug 10 · 5 min readWhy Your Flexbox Layout Breaks on Mobile (and 5 Fixes)Flexbox looks perfect on your 1440px monitor. Then you open it on a phone and something's overflowing, a button's been squashed into an unreadable sliver, or a row that should've wrapped is instead scartclick.hashnode.dev
AAritra DasAug 7 · 6 min read10 CSS Properties That Quietly Deleted My JavaScriptEvery few months I go back through an old project and find a chunk of JavaScript solving a problem that CSS now solves on its own — a resize listener recalculating an aspect ratio, a scroll handler sm2Cartclick.hashnode.dev
KkomaljawliyaAug 2 · 4 min readResponsive Design Changed the Way I Build WebsitesWhen I first started learning web development, I believed I had built a great website. The layout looked clean. The colors matched perfectly. Everything was aligned. At least... on my laptop. Then I p1komaltechjournal.hashnode.dev
KkomaljawliyaAug 2 · 5 min readHow Flexbox Finally Started Making Sense (After Building Real Layouts)When I first learned CSS, Flexbox looked simple. I watched tutorials where a few properties magically aligned boxes, centered content, and created beautiful layouts. It seemed easy enough. Then I openkomaltechjournal.hashnode.dev
KkomaljawliyaJul 22 · 5 min readCSS Looked Easy Until I Started Building Real WebsitesWhen I first started learning CSS, everything felt simple. I learned about colors, fonts, margins, padding, Flexbox, and Grid. I watched tutorials, copied the code, and everything worked exactly as ex1komaltechjournal.hashnode.dev
MMousaab VlogJul 22 · 2 min readHow I Built an Interactive Kids Color Quiz Using Vanilla JS & Web Speech API Building engaging web applications that combine clean design with native browser capabilities is always a rewarding challenge. Recently, I wanted to create something both fun and educational—a lightweinteractiveminds.hashnode.dev
MM Mubbashir IdreesJul 15 · 1 min readEvery Frontend Developer Should Build This ComponentIf you're learning frontend development, a responsive navbar is one of the best projects you can build. It may look simple, but it teaches several essential concepts: Responsive Design Hamburger Menmubbashirdevsite.hashnode.dev
