This article discusses some basic HTML guidelines for creating better forms. It deals with HTML tags & attributes that can help user to fill the form better.
Giving user the preference of choosing a dark or light mode has become a very popular feature of operating systems. Webpages can also be shown in dark or light theme depending on the mode chosen in the device settings.
Variable fonts is a new font technology that allows a single font file to store multiple variations of the font. Variable fonts are going to bring a major change in web design.
Click to Call functionality in web pages can be implemented using the tel: schema inside a hyperlink. Clicking on such a link would open the Dialer App on the device.
:placeholder-shown is a selector for <input> and <textarea> elements who are currently showing placeholder text. This can be be used in forms to highlight empty text input.
The HTML inputmode attribute can be used for textboxes in a webpage. This can effectively customize the onscreen keyboard taking in the mind the data to be filled for the textbox - telephone, email, numbers etc.
When your copy content goes long, it is a good idea to make it visually attractive. The CSS pseudo-element ::first-line can be used to style the first line appearing within an element.
If your application involves showing a lot of images then probably it makes sense to add WebP support. Using the HTML <picture> tag is the most robust solution to display WebP images with fallback.
Popularly used in admin pages, a page with a left sidebar to hold menu options, and a section to hold the main content is one simple design that looks good.