Category Archives: LambdaTest Experiments
Complete Guide To CSS Scroll Snap For Awesome UX
Have you ever noticed that, while scrolling on some website on your mobile devices, scrolling ends up abruptly on some, and on other websites it’s perfect? Isn’t it annoying when you scroll down on a page, and it finishes in the middle of a paragraph or image?
June 17, 2020
Browser Compatible Smooth Scrolling with CSS, JS & JQuery
Have you ever noticed how a scroll works on a webpage? What if you are not allowed to touch the mouse or the arrow keys on the keyboard. How would you scroll then?
June 11, 2020
Cross Browser Compatibility Guide To CSS Writing Modes
I was recently working on a freelance web development project where I had to develop a website in Mandarin. The unique style of Mandarin blew me away. Mandarin is written vertically and read from right to left.
March 5, 2020
Variable Fonts vs Static Fonts & Cross browser Compatibility
One of the key cornerstones of Modern web design is Typography. For those who are aware of the eminence of typography in web experience, no explanation is necessary. For those who don’t, no explanation would suffice. While the web is entering a new, exciting and uncharted domain,
June 6, 2019
Complete Guide To Cross Browser Compatible CSS Gradients
CSS gradients for background have become an indispensable aspect UI/UX design and have a massive impact on a website’s design. It plays a fundamental role in setting the design hierarchy, capturing user attention and focus, and finally defining website usability and appearance.
April 29, 2019
Fixing Browser Compatibility Issues With CSS Opacity & RGBA
Very often web designers encounter the need to spice of their websites by playing with CSS opacity for backgrounds, texts and images to build modern subdued styling effects.
March 8, 2019
Are Your HTML5 Input Fields Cross Browser Compatible?
Forms are integral part of your online business. Being the primary source of data collection for your visitors, their appearance on the internet matters more than you can think of!
March 6, 2019
Why Vertical Text Orientation Is A Nightmare For Cross Browser Compatibility?
The necessity for vertical text-orientation might not seem evident at first and its use rather limited solely as a design aspect for web pages. However, many Asian languages like Mandarin or Japanese scripts can be written vertically
February 27, 2019
Cross Browser Compatibility Issues With Form Input Types
Forms have been an integral part of the HTML ever since its foundation, allowing websites to seamlessly interact with users to collect data. HTML 4 originally had only 8 input types which imposed a huge restriction on
February 13, 2019
Verify Cross Browser Compatibility of HTML Date Property with LambdaTest Experiments
There are 5 major browsers, most of them having more than 20 versions that are still actively used by people to access the internet. However each browser is a little different when it comes to running HTML CSS and JS
July 26, 2018