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    What is CSS button group component?

    A CSS button group is a styled collection of buttons in web design, often used in frameworks like Bootstrap for UI components, enhancing user interactions and accessibility.

    How to use CSS button groups?

    To use CSS button groups, wrap your buttons in a container, apply the desired CSS styles for layout, spacing, and alignment. Utilize Flexbox or Grid for responsive designs. Ensure buttons share similar classes for consistency. This enhances user experience and maintains visual hierarchy.

    How to style CSS button groups?

    To style CSS button groups, use Flexbox for alignment, apply consistent padding and margins, and choose a color scheme for hover effects. Utilize border-radius for rounded corners and box-shadow for depth. Use media queries for responsive design and ensure accessibility with proper aria-labels and keyboard navigation.

    How to build CSS button groups using Purecode AI?

    To create a CSS button group using PureCode AI, follow these simple steps: Visit the PureCode AI website and enter your project requirements. Select CSS as your framework. Customize your button designs and styles. Choose your preferred layout for the button group, then click 'Code' to generate the CSS code. Make adjustments as necessary, then copy and paste the code into your project for a seamless integration.

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