Frontend / Docs UI

• Theme Switcher UI That Doesn’t Betray You: Button, Dropdown, and Remembered Preference
• Mega Menu with CSS Grid: Hover, Focus, Mobile, and Accessibility Basics
• Fluid Spacing with CSS clamp(): Padding and Margins That Scale Naturally
• Reduced Motion Support: prefers-reduced-motion Done Properly
• Custom checkboxes and radios with pure CSS: accessible patterns that don’t lie
• Card grids that auto-fit columns with auto-fit/minmax (no media queries)
• Build a SaaS Pricing Table That Converts Without Breaking Your Frontend
• Sticky elements without pain: sticky sidebars, headers, and why it breaks
• CSS Grid vs Flexbox: Decision Rules and Layout Recipes That Survive Production
• Tooltips Without Libraries: Positioning, Arrow, and ARIA-Friendly Patterns
• Accessible Focus States That Don’t Look Like Trash
• Modern CSS :has() in Real UI: Parent Selectors for Forms, Cards, Filters
• Breadcrumbs + Next/Prev Navigation for Documentation Sites (Clean, Fast, Accessible)
• Modern CSS Holy Grail Layout: Header, Footer, Sidebar Without Hacks
• Design Tokens for a Docs Theme: CSS Variables, X-Style Dark Mode, Reduced Motion
• Pagination vs Infinite Scroll: UI Patterns That Don’t Annoy Users
• Responsive Embeds That Don’t Break Layout: YouTube, Iframes, and Maps in Production
• CSS-Only Modals That Don’t Betray You: :target, Backdrops, and Close Patterns
• Dark mode that doesn’t suck: prefers-color-scheme + manual toggle pattern
• A modern CSS reset for 2026: minimal, safe for forms and media
• Docs Callouts That Don’t Betray You: CSS Variables, Dark Mode, and Operational Discipline
• Tag chips and filter bars: overflow handling, wrap, scroll, selected states
• Micro UI Components for Tech Posts: kbd, Badges, Tags, Inline Code, and Copy Buttons
• Scroll progress bar for articles: CSS-first, minimal JS that won’t page-fault your UX
• Better Typography for Docs That Engineers Actually Read
• Build a Right-Side TOC for Docs: Sticky, Scroll-Margin, Active Section Highlighting
• Cmd+K Search Modal UI: Results Lists, Keyboard Hints, and Empty States (HTML/CSS-First)
• CSS Animations That Don’t Murder Performance: Transform/Opacity Rules + Pitfalls
• Modern Login and Register Forms That Don’t Betray You in Production
• Copy to Clipboard Buttons That Don’t Lie: States, Tooltips, and Feedback
• Form Styling That Survives Production: Inputs, Selects, Checkboxes, Radios, Switches
• Callout Blocks with Icons: Inline SVG + CSS Variables (No Icon Fonts)
• CSS for Markdown Content: Sane Defaults That Don’t Break Production
• Pure HTML/CSS Landing Page: Hero, Features, Pricing, FAQ (Docs-Style)
• Toast Notifications UI with CSS: Stacking, Animations, Placement Variants
• Responsive Typography That Looks Good: clamp() Done Right
• Code-Friendly Tables: Fixed vs Auto Layout, Wrapping, and Numeric Alignment
• Pure CSS Skeleton Screens: Shimmer, Reduced Motion, and Performance
• Scroll-snap galleries: smooth horizontal content without JS
• Docs Layout Without Frameworks: Sticky Sidebar, Content, Right TOC with CSS Grid
• Image Handling for Fast Sites: Aspect Ratio, Lazy Loading Styles, Blur-Up Placeholders
• Responsive Tables for Technical Docs That Don’t Break in Production
• Print Styles for Docs That Don’t Embarrass You
• GitHub-Style Code Blocks: Title Bars, Copy Buttons, Line Numbers, and Highlighted Lines
• Container Queries Practical Guide: Component-First Responsive Design
• Mobile Docs Navigation Drawer That Doesn’t Break: Overlay, Scroll Lock, and Focus
• Anchor Links That Feel Like Docs Sites: Hover Icons, Offsets, and Clickable Headings