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- astatine 5y agoCreative use of CSS, with some excellent story telling skills!
- kome 5y agoso niche! love it, super nerdy.
- raghavbali 5y agothat is some really cool work there. Thanks for sharing
- SahAssar 5y agoSmall question: Why not use the progress element for the circular progress bar?
- brotheradam 5y agoVery nice, bookmarked. Hope you'll post a followup, it would be particularly interesting to see how your web monetization works out in the long time.
- toto444 5y agoIt's funny, I could have written this post almost word for word for my website. @OP : I often search for CSS illustrations on Codepen and I have never found yours. I usually search for 'pure css' or 'css only' keywords. You might want to add them to your collection name.
- letters90 5y agoImpressive, kinda proofs that CSS is becoming its' own profession by the state of complexity that is involved
- avereveard 5y agobut on the actual website everything is <imgs> so the only way to wonder at the marvels is the video :(
- marcellus23 5y agoThere are links to the source below.
- erellsworth 5y agoI was thinking the same thing. But, if you look at the bottom of each comic, there is a "Code URL (to view CSS source)" link to see the CSS version.
- rambambram 5y agoCool! Share the love for CSS. By the way, added your RSS feed to my reader.