The Evolution of Cascading Style Sheets

Are there any limitations to what you can do once you become thoroughly skilled in Cascading Style Sheets? There are actually quite a few technical issues in this regard; for example, you cannot use a CSS3 transition property in a DOM element or attribute name that is not currently transpiring. All the same, you can't use a CSS2 transform property in a DOM element or attribute name that is not currently transpiring. What we are talking about, however, is the seemingly limitless uses of CSS.

You've probably seen photo-realistic portraits coded entirely in CSS; those were quite popular a few years ago, and they even received news coverage in publications such as The New York Times. Now that CSS has matured into a web programming language that can handle browser animations very smoothly, we are starting to see simple games being coded entirely in CSS; such is the case of Margin Margin Revolution, a game that serves as a reminder about the proper order of margins, which is something that many web designers tend to forget when they are starting to learn to code with CSS.

The MMR game is basically a CSS take on rhythmic games such as Dance Dance Revolution, but you will have to provide your own music, preferably pop from the early years of the 21st century. After playing a few rounds of becoming flustered at how cursor keys on your keyboard do not match the CSS margin order, you will be sure to remember that it goes like this:

Top - Right - Bottom - Left

With this game, you get three lives, a scoreboard element, and that is pretty much it. If you like fun and interactive projects that are conducive to your web development career, you should check out the website of its developer, which you search for as "Defaced." Other interesting projects that this clever coder has completed include a JavaScript routine that can cure you from that quirky malaise known as "Doom Scrolling," which often get in the way of a meaningful social media experience on networks such as Twitter and Facebook. For more information click here https://defaced.dev/web/margin-margin-revolution/.