The following properties are directly tied to UX Design but on the frontend. Addressing the following properties from the beginning of any build can go a long way.
Let's check them out.
The
cursor CSS property defines the style of the pointer, and it looks like this:
cursor: pointer;
The cursor property is meant to work only in the hover state; this property is not meant to replace the styling of the pointer in its normal state.
All operating system have many types of cursors for all types of behaviors, so whenever we need a certain action a cursor for it may already exist.
We can also use custom cursors. Keep in mind the following notes:
It's recommended that the image of the cursor is 32 x 32 pixels.
It's required to declare a built-in cursor to act as a fallback in case the custom image(s) doesn't load.
Legacy versions of IE require an absolute path to the image of the custom cursor.
We can use
.curor.pngfiles for custom cursors. However, legacy IEs only support...