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An accordion is a graphical control element that allows users to expand or collapse sections of content. It is often used to present information in a compact and organized manner, especially when there is a need to display a large...
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Floating Elements Layout is a design approach that allows elements to freely float on a page without being constrained by strict grids or containers. In this layout, elements can automatically adjust their relative positions based on the size and position...
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A tile layout is a design pattern where content is displayed in a visually appealing grid-like arrangement, with each item represented as a separate tile. These tiles can vary in size, shape, and content, creating a dynamic and engaging interface....
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Masonry layout is a grid-based layout commonly used in web design and user interfaces. It involves dynamically arranging elements, such as images or content blocks, in a grid-like structure with varying column widths. Unlike traditional grid layouts with fixed row...
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A full-screen layout refers to a user interface design where the content occupies the entire screen, without any visible borders or distractions. It maximizes the use of available screen space, providing a more immersive and focused experience for the user....
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