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howamp;#39;s it going guys my name is Dom and today Iamp;#39;ll be showing you how to add badges to your HTML buttons using some CSS all right so right here we have the final product we have this get started button with the badge in the top right corner and this of course is going to float above the button as youamp;#39;re seeing it right now you can add whatever text you want inside there including numbers now you may want to use something like this uh to indicate to your user that for example thereamp;#39;s something new like a new feature or potentially even in the case of like a list of notifications you can add a number there to indicate how many items there is in some sort of list so of course many use cases for this weamp;#39;re going to be starting from scratch to create what I just showed you in this tab right here now going inside the text editor it is currently an empty index.html page so letamp;#39;s begin with the code so right here weamp;#39;re going to be creating