The <blink> tag is a deprecated HTML element that was used to make text blink on a webpage. It was introduced in the early days of the web and supported by some older browsers, like Netscape Navigator, but is no longer supported by modern browsers.
Syntax:
Example:
Why It’s Deprecated:
- Poor User Experience: Blinking text can be distracting and annoying for users.
- Accessibility Issues: It can cause problems for users with certain visual impairments or cognitive disorders.
- Inconsistent Support: Not all browsers ever supported it, and modern browsers no longer do.
Alternatives:
For similar effects, use CSS animations, but ensure it is done in a way that is not intrusive or detrimental to user experience.
Example with CSS:
Note:
Avoid using blinking effects unless absolutely necessary and ensure they are implemented accessibly and responsibly.
