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I’d love this in the style of Stripe Press’s page [1]. [1] https://press.stripe.com/ https://press.stripe.com/
by drBonkers 4y ago
I’d love this in the style of Stripe Press’s page [1].
[1] https://press.stripe.com/ https://press.stripe.com/
- petargyurov 4y agoHoly crap, that's beautiful and way better than mine! Any idea how they made it?
- codazoda 4y agoI disagree that it’s better than yours. Looks like crap on my phone and is significant overkill for this. Yours is better.
- TheRealNGenius 4y agoI agree with codazoda, stripe page is borked on safari, but yours works
- drBonkers 4y agoNo, I don't. I was hoping one of our elder technonauts around the forum may be able to describe how it works to us. I see my sibling comments think it's overkill. I wonder if there is a dialectic synthesis, or some best of both worlds, between your work and Stripe's implementation? Basically if your models had the Stripe book models' spines. I see other people saying that's the tricky part though.
- brhsagain 4y agoThat website is unusably slow for me on Brave, any idea if I need to enable my GPU or some setting like that?
- pm90 4y agoone issue here is that the spine covers are not universally available; while the book covers themselves are (etc on goodreads)
- drBonkers 4y agoIf you had physical copies of books, what would be a good way to scan or photograph their spines for something like this?