CSS allows us to apply effects to make our sites more interactive and engaging. Here are CSS tricks and tips that create astounding websites! Slide #1: 10 CSS Tricks and Tips to Create Astounding Websites Slide #2: Web Developers use Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to define the look of a website via HTML elements. Slide #3: So, check out these CSS tricks and tips for creating astounding websites! Slide #4: CSS Tricks to Create Astounding Websites Slide #5: ONE: Vertical Align Through Flex Property Slide #6: CSS elements can be positioned and aligned easily with the Flexible Box Layout Model‘s “flex” sub-property. Slide #7: A particular CSS code will ensure that the child element stays in the parent element’s center. Slide #8: TWO: Try Out Blend Modes Slide #9: Blend Modes come in two properties: the mix-blend-mode or the background-blend-mode. Slide #10: Mix-blend-mode defines blending between an element and the element behind it. Slide #11: On the other hand, Background-blend-mode defines blending between the background image and the element’s background color. Slide #12: THREE: Employ Parallax Scrolling Slide #13: Parallax Scrolling makes it look like a foreground CSS element moves differently from the background. Slide #14: So, as you scroll up and down or left and right, a particular element can move around freely. Slide #15: FOUR: Use Shape Outside Property Slide #16: Next is the shape-outside property, which defines how one element wraps around a floated one. Slide #17: FIVE: Truncate the String with Text Overflow Slide #18: You can cut the text by truncating the string using the Text-Overflow property. Slide #19: As a result, you hide the overflow and end it with an ellipsis. This indicates that you’ve cut the text. Slide #20: SIX: Utilize Clip Path Property Slide #21: Use the Clip Path property to place an image in a specific shape! Slide #22: So, you could put an image inside an ellipse, a circle, and a custom polygon shape: Slide #23: SEVEN: Set Elements to Full Height and Full Width Slide #24: Devs can adjust web elements to the viewport with the “vh” and “vw” units. Slide #25: “vh” means it’s 100% height of the viewport. “vw” means it’s 100% width of the viewport. Slide #26: EIGHT: Apply Image Filters Slide #27: There’s no need to use Adobe Photoshop to put some filters on your images with CSS! Slide #28: Some filters you can apply are: Blur Grayscale Brightness Saturate Invert hue rotate. Slide #29: NINE: Experiment with CSS Animations Slide #30: You can animate various CSS elements like colors, shapes, and sizes. Slide #31: TEN: Use Frosted Glass CSS Slide #32: The Frosted Glass effect is a famous CSS trick you can apply to your website! Slide #33: Don’t let your competitors get all the traffic. Apply these 10 CSS Tips and Tricks when Creating your Websites!

1. 10 CSS Tricks and Tips
to Create Astounding
Websites

2. Web Developers use
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
to define the look of a website
via HTML elements.

3. So, check out these CSS
tricks and tips for creating
astounding websites!

4. CSS Tricks to Create
Astounding Websites

5. ONE:
Vertical Align Through
Flex Property

6. CSS elements can be
positioned and aligned easily
with the Flexible Box Layout
Model‘s “flex” sub-property.

7. A particular CSS code will
ensure that the child element
stays in the parent element’s
center.

8. TWO:
Try Out Blend Modes

9. Blend Modes come in two
properties: the mix-blend-
mode or the background-
blend-mode.

10. Mix-blend-mode defines
blending between an element
and the element behind it.

11. On the other hand, Background-
blend-mode defines blending
between the background image and
the element’s background color.

12. THREE:
Employ Parallax
Scrolling

13. Parallax Scrolling makes it look
like a foreground CSS element
moves differently from the
background.

14. So, as you scroll up and down
or left and right, a particular
element can move around
freely.

15. FOUR:
Use Shape
Outside Property

16. Next is the shape-outside
property, which defines how
one element wraps around a
floated one.

17. FIVE:
Truncate the String
with Text Overflow

18. You can cut the text by
truncating the string using the
Text-Overflow property.

19. As a result, you hide the
overflow and end it with an
ellipsis. This indicates that
you’ve cut the text.

20. SIX:
Utilize Clip
Path Property

21. Use the Clip Path property to
place an image in a specific
shape!

22. So, you could put an image
inside an ellipse, a circle, and a
custom polygon shape:

23. SEVEN:
Set Elements to Full
Height and Width

24. Devs can adjust web elements
to the viewport with the “vh”
and “vw” units.

25. “vh” means it’s 100% height of
the viewport. “vw” means it’s
100% width of the viewport.

26. EIGHT:
Apply
Image Filters

27. There’s no need to use Adobe
Photoshop to put some filters
on your images with CSS!

28. Some filters you can apply are:
• Blur
• Grayscale
• Brightness
• Saturate
• Invert
• hue rotate

29. NINE:
Experiment with
CSS Animations

30. You can animate various CSS
elements like colors, shapes,
and sizes.

31. TEN:
Use Frosted
Glass CSS

32. The Frosted Glass effect is a
famous CSS trick you can
apply to your website!

33. Don’t let your competitors get all the
traffic. Apply these 10 CSS Tips and
Tricks when Creating your Websites!