My apologies for not updating the site

Hey everyone this is just a quick update on why I haven't been updating the website for so long. Truth be told I'm in tenth grade and in my country this is a very crucial year for a student. I have had 4 rounds of practice exams in October, November, December and January. We have another one scheduled for this month (February) followed by the finals in March.

The finals end on March 19^th and I will return to blogging some awesome new tutorials from then!

Again, I apologize for what's happened and I will return to some cool blogging about web dev. from March 19^th, so stay tuned!

HTML5 - Box Model vs. FlexBox Model - CSS

In the last tutorial, we started building our box model. I hope you've copied the base HTML code. In this tutorial, we're going to start styling the web page that we made in the previous tutorial. But in this tut. we're mostly going to focus on backward compatibility and in the next tut. we'll actually start prettifying our web page...

HTML5 - Box Model vs. FlexBox Model - Introduction

Hey, everyone. This is the introductory tutorial in the new series - "Box Model vs. FlexBox Model". In this part, I'll tell you what a box model is and what the flex box model is. Also, I'll give you the base code to start with and then we'll work from there on to build a beautiful web page.

Creating elegant buttons with CSS & HTML5

In the previous post, I informed you that from this post on there will be a revamp and the buttons and code will look really nice. Sure, they do. But in this post, I want to teach you to build such cool buttons.

Here, take a peak at what we're going to build:

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Stronia gets prettier

This isn't really an article or tutorial, but here's an important announcement that I want to make. Stronia is going to get prettier starting from the next post, be it a tutorial or article...

I've applied some of my design skills to build much better buttons for viewing demos and code. What's more, I've completely redesigned the code output such that now the code is highlighted.

You can see an example of the new buttons and code output here.

Also, I'll share my knowledge on building cool buttons in an upcoming tutorials.