Can I Use is a website that allows you to compare browsers using certain front end web design properties and values to see if they are functional on different web browsers. This site can help improve my code by gaining information by the data provided and also allowing me to make sure that the properties I am using are compatible on most browsers so that I have minor issues.
With the Can I use website, 4 interesting ways I can use the data that is presented is one, the listing of browser comparison with the property entered. Returning back all the browsers that allow and do not allow this function, including the percentage in the right hand corner of the usage of the selected property. Second, their is a "notes" tab that lists additional details about the property rather than just having the definition, it provides pointers if you planned to use. Although, some properties do not provide any notes. Third, the "Resources" tab that will send you to a page that has more in-depth information the property like what its used for, what it was made for, special tricks to do with it, etc. Fourth, The "known issues" tab is very useful because it provides links to common issues revolving around property, providing information on what the issue is, why it is happening and ways to resolve the issue.
Mask property can hide part of an element that is applied to and will accept one or more comma-separated values where it corresponds to a mask layer. I find this property very interesting because with this, you can pretty much collaborate two images into one. For example, web developers can use this to have a png icon and apply a certain image within the icon as almost as a wallpaper of some sort. This is a creative way to add complex image design to your web page. Depending on the browser, such as FireFox, it only will support for inline SVG mask Elements. The percentage of users globally are at a high of 98.02%.
backdrop-filter is interesting because it applies filter effects such as blurring, gray scaling or hues to content elements. This will apply to everything behind the element, to see the effect it needs to be transparent or partially. With this property I think it is a creative tool to add more visually appealing and artistic design to your webpage if used correctly. This is only supported with the "-webkit-" prefix and the percentage of users globally are currently a high of 96.75%
Overall, Can I use is a useful website for web developers who are looking to check the compatibility of a property on certain browsers. Some being very adaptable and used by many and some not so much. Using this site can help developers prevent errors and make their site more creative yet accessible for users throughout multiple browsers.