TL;DR If you as a web developer need to make images responsive to screen widths and device pixel ratios on your own, take this 6-step procedure: Step 1: Figure out the maximum width of each image required by the design of your webpage. Let’s say, it is 624px. Step 2: Convert…

TL;DR To create a user experience like this:

TL;DR To create an user experience with Google Maps place search like this: your React app needs the code as follows: // Each comment refers to the section of this article // which explains the code block that follows. import {useMemo, useState} from 'react'; import {useCombobox} from 'downshift'; export const SearchBox = () =>…

TL;DR To equip your React app with accessible autocomplete search, use the useCombobox hook from the Downshift library. It makes web developers’ life a lot easier than coding from scratch. …

A white popup with `mix-blend-mode: lighten` and `color: black` can be wiped away with its child whose `background-color` is `currentColor`. — TL;DR Suppose you have the following DOM structure for a popup: <div class="popup" data-closing='false'> <span class="ripple"></span> </div> where the data-closing attribute will turn true when the user presses the close button of the popup. Then, the following CSS code

TL;DR This article describes a simple way of implementing Material Design’s container transform animation with animation and transform-origin CSS properties. …

TL;DR With four steps of coding, we can animate transitions for a React app without relying on external libraries. First, use four state values for UI change: closed, opening, open, and closing. Second, render a component when the state value is either opening, open, or closing. In other words: {state !==…

TL;DR To toggle the visibility of a search box with React in a keyboard user-friendly manner, do the following: Use the useEffect hook to trigger a keydown event handler for hiding the search box with the Esc key Add the autoFocus prop to <input type="search"> so that the user can immediately…

TL;DR For a popup in web apps to appear like clouds, use the frosted glass look (aka. glassmorphism) with translucent white box shadows around (as seen in the top image). And write the CSS code as in the CodeSandbox demo for this article. Introduction My Ideal Map, a web app I’m buidling…