Custom cursors indeed add a unique and fun element to user interfaces, especially on larger screens. As you mentioned, they can contribute to branding and enhance the user experience. Implementing ...

The use-case I'm thinking of are for experiences which require the use of custom cursors. Common examples are web-based design applications (Figma, Photoshop Web) where the existing fallbacks don't ...

CSS, which regulates the size, color, and layout of websites, has been decided. Many candidates were posted on GitHub during the selection process. Below is the CSS3 logo that has been used until now.

<p>While a custom CSS cursor may seem flashy and fun, consider that it may present a significant, unnecessary barrier to access.</p> While a custom CSS cursor may seem flashy and fun, consider that it ...