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There's some neat things in here - the gradient editor showing the stops on the element is pretty nice. But overall the design of this tool is very difficult f

There's some neat things in here - the gradient editor showing the stops on the element is pretty nice. But overall the design of this tool is very difficult for me to use. It's trying too hard to be pretty, at the expensive of utility. I found the Typography section to be really difficult to grok with a complete lack of labels and borders around text boxes. It's neat that you have the same flexbox controls that Webflow had in 2015, but the way those icons are laid out makes it so inscruitable.

itsuka 3y ago
For gradient tool, I can recommend https://gradient.style https://gradient.style by Adam Argyle Not only is it easy to use (IMO), but it's also more powerful than what design tools offered today, with new color spaces being one of my favorite features. Intro: https://twitter.com/argyleink/status/1649124742463623169 https://twitter.com/argyleink/status/1649124742463623169
o1y32 3y ago
It is funny that they actually show gradient in the demo (and some very weird abd ridiculous examples). Serious websites rarely have any gradient background, and this part of the tool is easily replaceable -- there are lots of websites that help you create the CSS. I use gradient background maybe once a year, and I wouldn't even mind doing it by hand.