Not knowing the basic tech can sometimes increase the size, affect the performance and add an extra layer of complexity to the project. This article is a heads up that you can do a lot with just vanilla HTML and a bit of CSS if you want it to look pretty. I have collected some of the most useful HTML tags and attributes, so you can study them and use in your next project. I also created 12 separate Codepens , so you can get a live taste and play around with the examples. 🎨 Color Picker Often in the developer workflow you might want to access the color spectrum and be able to pick up any shade from it. You can use <input type="color"> , which would otherwise be a time-consuming task to write from scratch. 📚 Blockquote When writing articles you might want to highlight some of your favorites quotes. You can use a <blockquote> tag for that. Add some custom styling and you have a nice element that wi...
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