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2 months ago | 
webdesign.tutsplus.com | George Martsoukos |Jemima Abu
Vendors who are part of the IAB TCF 868Accept all Reject all Purposes (Consent): Store and/or access information on a device (Data Retention Period: 31 days) Create profiles for personalised advertising (Data Retention Period: 31 days) Use profiles to select personalised advertising (Data Retention Period: 31 days) Purposes (Legitimate Interest): Use limited data to select advertising Measure advertising performance Understand audiences through statistics or combinations of data from...
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Aug 22, 2024 | 
webdesign.tutsplus.com | Jemima Abu |Ian Yates
Back in the early stages of web development, websites ran rampant with all sorts of wacky features: galaxy-themed backgrounds, colorful fonts to the point of illegibility, and marquees galore. Now we’ve more or less calmed down when it comes to web design but that doesn’t mean we can’t have fun features on our websites anymore.
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Jul 18, 2024 | 
webdesign.tutsplus.com | Jemima Abu
#-#Used to track user’s interaction with embedded content.
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Jun 24, 2024 | 
webdesign.tutsplus.com | Jemima Abu |Anna Monus |George Martsoukos
Making elements appear based on their scroll position is a very popular design choice when building web pages but it usually involves using a plugin or library. In this tutorial you’ll learn how to implement animation on scroll using vanilla JavaScript and CSS. The main advantage of using a custom implementation (as opposed to a library) is that it allows us to optimize our functions for accessibility and performance.
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Dec 5, 2023 | 
webdesign.tutsplus.com | Jemima Abu
In this tutorial, we’re going to implement an animated snow effect on a webpage using CSS and vanilla JavaScript, just in time for the holiday season. 'Tis the season to be jolly so let it snow, let it snow, let it snow!Animated Snow Demo
And that’s exactly what we’ll be doing in today’s tutorial. Here’s the final holiday-themed product we’ll be building:
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Nov 14, 2023 | 
webdesign.tutsplus.com | Anna Monus |Jemima Abu |Esther Vaati
This tutorial will explore the differences between arrow and traditional functions, their benefits, limitations, and applicability in web development. Arrow functions are one of the many powerful JavaScript tools that ES6 introduced. Arrow functions provide a concise way of writing functions by simplifying the syntax and improving code readability.
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Oct 20, 2023 | 
webdesign.tutsplus.com | Andy Leverenz |Jemima Abu |Anna Monus
Modals and :target
A modal is an element displayed on top of other elements on a webpage, preventing interaction with the rest of the webpage until the modal is dismissed. Modals are usually used to display information pertinent to the user or call attention to a required action.
Since modals require user interaction to be displayed or dismissed, they are commonly built using JavaScript.
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Sep 18, 2023 | 
webdesign.tutsplus.com | Jemima Abu
You might be thinking “CSS is used for styling while JavaScript is used for interactivity, that’s just the way the web works.” However, considering the fact that CSS is loaded on a webpage faster than JavaScript, and CSS also causes less reflow on a page (which improves performance), it’s fair to say we should use CSS for interactivity wherever possible. The layout of our easy slider is simple: we’ll create a div to hold the elements.
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Aug 16, 2023 | 
webdesign.tutsplus.com | George Martsoukos |Jemima Abu
In this tutorial, we’ll build a very simple carousel (or “slider”) using vanilla JavaScript. So simple, in fact, that it requires less than 15 lines of JavaScript code. This sort of implementation is perfect for a basic website and it’s also a highly performant way of displaying content in a presentable manner. Once you’ve built these slides, you can add whatever content you want to them; text, images, video, you name it.
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Aug 14, 2023 | 
webdesign.tutsplus.com | Jemima Abu
A search bar is one of the most common features on any website. So common in fact, that you’d be hard-pressed to find a website that deals with data in one form or another and doesn’t have a search bar. Even the most visited webpage in the world consists almost entirely of a search bar:With that being said, in this tutorial we’ll use JavaScript to implement a basic website search bar and search function to filter a list of articles. Here’s the final product.
