Gajendar Singh
Gajendar is a web developer with a keen interest in learning new things in web development. He has been developing websites for five years and occasionally writes tutorials on topics he feels confident about.
Gajendar's articles
Gajendar Singh shows how to create conic gradients in CSS, a new standard championed by Lea Verou which lets you build pie charts and more without images.
Gajendar Singh introduces you to the font-size-adjust CSS property and explains why it's important and how you can use it to enhance your web typography.
Gajendar Singh shows how the AOS library (Animate On Scroll) works and how you can quickly animate your site to life with stunning effects on scroll.
Gajendar Singh walks you through HTML5 custom data attributes, why they're useful, how to style them with CSS and manipulate them with JavaScript and jQuery
Gajendar Singh looks at the huge range of possibilities available to developers via CSS filters and how to use each one.
An overview of the various data types available to developers in Sass, including numbers, booleans, strings, maps, lists and more.
Gajendar Singh explains and demonstrates the different length units available in CSS, including absolute, relative, and viewport-relative units.
Gajendar Singh breaks down the CSS content property, with descriptions and demos for all the possible values.