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Use the Border-Radius CSS Property to Define Horizontal and Vertical Radius
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Explore a Site's CSS with Chrome DevTools CSS Overview
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Create an Animated Underline Effect using CSS Transition and CSS Background Position
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Use the HSL Color Space and Scoped CSS Variables to Prototype UI Variants
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Use content-visibility: auto to Improve Initial Page Load Time
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Use CSS @keyframes to Create a Basic Loading Animation
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Use CSS filter to Create a Drop Shadow
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Use CSS pseudo-elements and mix-blend-mode to Create a Duotone Style Effect
2m 24s
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Use CSS Variables to Maintain the Aspect Ratio for an Element
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Use Multiple Background Images to Create Single Element CSS Art
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Use CSS Variables Almost like Boolean Values with Calc
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Use CSS Transforms to Create Configurable 3D Cuboids
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Use CSS Variables with Calc and HSL to Implement Dark Mode
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Use CSS Scroll Behavior for Animated Anchor Scrolls
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Use CSS Scroll Margin to Give Content Breathing Room
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Use CSS @property to Animate and Transition Custom Properties
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Use CSS Resize to Create Resizable Elements
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Use CSS aspect-ratio to prescribe an aspect ratio for an element
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Use CSS pseudo-elements and mix-blend-mode to Create a Duotone Style Effect

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In this lesson, we use CSS pseudo-elements and the mix-blend-mode property to create a duotone effect for an image.

We wrap the image in a container element and overlay it with pseudo-elements that have different background colors. Then using mix-blend-mode, we blend those overlays through the stacking context to create a duotone style effect.

Use CSS pseudo-elements and mix-blend-mode to Create a Duotone Style Effect

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