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make buttons
https://css3buttongenerator.com/
make fabicon https://www.flaticon.com/
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Bootstrap:-
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Tools & Resources to Improve Your UI/UX Skills
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- http://sketch.com
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Top comments (6)
Thanks for sharing this article
I suggest you create and style your own buttons. Inline CSS isn't good.
I beg to differ on your stance about Inline CSS. Yes it's a bad practice to have an Inline CSS on your HTML but the technology changes and some of the best practices we study are also changing, you might want to look Tailwind CSS for this.
But Tailwind isn't Inline CSS ;)
It looks similar unfortunately, but in my opinion, things like
hover:
,md:
etc prefixes make it much much better. So I would agree with Daryl here, inline CSS isn't good.thanks for the suggestion and I will follow it as well
But it is useful when you have less time and have more work
good content