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1. Use CSS Grid for Better Layouts
CSS Grid Layout is a new way to create layouts on the web. It provides a more efficient way to layout your content than using floats or positioning.
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- Use Media Queries to Target Different Devices**
Media queries allow you to target different devices with different CSS properties. This is a great way to make your site look great on all devices.
3. Use CSS Animations for Eye-Catching Effects
CSS Animations allow you to create eye-catching effects that can really make your site stand out.
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- Use Pseudo-Classes to Add More Style to Your Links**
Pseudo-classes allow you to add more style to your links, making them more visually appealing.
5. Use the :before and :after Pseudo-Elements to Add Content to Your Pages
:before and :after pseudo-elements allow you to add content to your pages, which can be used to create interesting effects.
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- Use the transform Property to Transform Your Elements**
The transform property allows you to transform your elements, which can create some cool effects.
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- Use the transition Property to Create Smooth Animations**
The transition property allows you to create smooth animations between CSS properties.
8. Use the opacity Property to Create Transparent Elements
The opacity property allows you to create transparent elements, which can be used to create interesting effects.
9. Use the box-shadow Property to Add Shadows to Your Elements
The box-shadow property allows you to add shadows to your elements, which can give them a more polished look.
10. Use the border-radius Property to Add Curved Borders to Your Elements
The border-radius property allows you to add curved borders to your elements, which can give them a more polished look.
11. Use the font-family Property to Choose the Fonts for Your Pages
The font-family property allows you to choose the fonts for your pages, which can help to create a more unified look.
12. Use the font-size Property to Control the Size of Your Fonts
The font-size property allows you to control the size of your fonts, which can help to create a more unified look.
13. Use the color Property to Control the Color of Your Text
The color property allows you to control the color of your text, which can be used to create a more unified look.
14. Use the background-color Property to Control the Background Color of Your Pages
The background-color property allows you to control the background color of your pages, which can be used to create a more unified look.
15. Use the margin and padding Properties to Control the Space Around Your Elements
The margin and padding properties allow you to control the space around your elements, which can help to create a more polished look.
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This content originally appeared on DEV Community and was authored by Yaku
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