It is very challenging to accept a different point of view and work on it if you believe that your vision is correct. :)
When you estimate your story, it is good to write a specific list of tasks that you will be working on. Why is it essential:
To be on the same page with a client;
For more accurate estimates;
To avoid future conflict and misunderstandings.
For a CSS form where a user needs to add several lines of text, it is good to use :textarea instead of :input.
It is good to add a border for avatar images in your design. If an image background has the same color border will make a visual separation.
The default behavior of the <selectmenu> control mimics the behavior of the <select> command. One way to style the control to match you requires using the CSS: ::part() pseudo-element to select the different parts within the control’s anatomy that you wish to style. ::part() can be used to style the <button>, <selected-value>, and <listbox> parts of the control. You can also customize the control much more by providing your own markup to replace the default one, and extend or re-order the parts.
An opinion that a person has is always someone’s. An opinion, as opposed to thoughts, is frozen and not flexible. An opinion is always somewhere received, assigned, and privatized. And they became “my.” The “my” that I care about most.
::-webkit-input-placeholder" {
:color green
:font-size 1.2rem
}
::-moz-placeholder" {
:color green
:font-size 1.2rem
}
:-moz-placeholder {
:color green
:font-size 1.2em
}
:-ms-input-placeholder {
:color green
:font-size 1.2rem
}
