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Hi, I see this kind of nice UIs in the web which uses the original android emojies.
My question is simple.



How do we add these emojies in web development?
I want original android emojies as well.



Any help!



Thanks in advanced. =)



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    Hi, I see this kind of nice UIs in the web which uses the original android emojies.
    My question is simple.



    How do we add these emojies in web development?
    I want original android emojies as well.



    Any help!



    Thanks in advanced. =)



    enter image description here






    html css html5 css3 emoji







    share|improve this question













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      Hi, I see this kind of nice UIs in the web which uses the original android emojies.
      My question is simple.



      How do we add these emojies in web development?
      I want original android emojies as well.



      Any help!



      Thanks in advanced. =)



      enter image description here






      html css html5 css3 emoji







      share|improve this question














      Hi, I see this kind of nice UIs in the web which uses the original android emojies.
      My question is simple.



      How do we add these emojies in web development?
      I want original android emojies as well.



      Any help!



      Thanks in advanced. =)



      enter image description here






      html css html5 css3 emoji




      html css html5 css3 emoji






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      closed as off-topic by Samuel Liew♦ Nov 13 '18 at 11:15


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          They're just (hexa)decimals which you can use in HTML. You can just wrap them in HTML tags!



          Here's a reference.



          Check this snippet:






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          <h1>🔥</h1>








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          They're just (hexa)decimals which you can use in HTML. You can just wrap them in HTML tags!



          Here's a reference.



          Check this snippet:






          🔥

          <h1>🔥</h1>








          share|improve this answer























          • Thanks a lot =)

            – Pathum Samararathna
            Nov 13 '18 at 9:43















          5














          They're just (hexa)decimals which you can use in HTML. You can just wrap them in HTML tags!



          Here's a reference.



          Check this snippet:






          🔥

          <h1>🔥</h1>








          share|improve this answer























          • Thanks a lot =)

            – Pathum Samararathna
            Nov 13 '18 at 9:43













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          5







          They're just (hexa)decimals which you can use in HTML. You can just wrap them in HTML tags!



          Here's a reference.



          Check this snippet:






          🔥

          <h1>🔥</h1>








          share|improve this answer













          They're just (hexa)decimals which you can use in HTML. You can just wrap them in HTML tags!



          Here's a reference.



          Check this snippet:






          🔥

          <h1>🔥</h1>








          🔥

          <h1>🔥</h1>





          🔥

          <h1>🔥</h1>






          share|improve this answer












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          • Thanks a lot =)

            – Pathum Samararathna
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          • Thanks a lot =)

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            Nov 13 '18 at 9:43
















          Thanks a lot =)

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          Nov 13 '18 at 9:43





          Thanks a lot =)

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