Following are the key points described later in this article:
As per the Modernizr website, Modernizr is a JavaScript library that detects HTML5 and CSS3 features in the user’s browser. When I first read this punchline, I could not really figure out as to what is the purpose of this library, or simply speaking, what are some of the important use-cases given that Modernizr helps detect browsers support for HTML5/CSS3 features. After some digging and reading several webpages, I fugured out that one may want to use Modernizr because it helps web developer to plan ahead during design time on how to deal with specific UI features that may find conditional support with different browsers. In simple words, what needs to be done to not surprise end users with inconsistent experience if the browser he is using to access the UI does not support the some of the features.
Following are some good pages on Modernizr:
Following are some of the reasons why one would want to use Modernizr:
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