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Ah I see, it makes sense now that they aren't screenshots, and are instead interactive HTML/CSS/JS(?) bits. Was suspicious of how high quality the screenshots
by altbdoor 2y ago
Ah I see, it makes sense now that they aren't screenshots, and are instead interactive HTML/CSS/JS(?) bits.
Was suspicious of how high quality the screenshots were in mobile, but didn't bother to click on them. Neat!
- rebane2001 2y agoNo JS on the page, only HTML/CSS :)
- efskap 2y agoThe checkbox trick for the clickable Review button is so cool! Loved the easter egg links to various videos too
- gukoff 2y agoThat's very impressive - how do you do this? I also see an IDE screen with the debugger in your other article about telegram - presumably also HTML/CSS
- rebane2001 2y agoI just open Sublime Text (a basic text editor) and start typing away HTML/CSS until I've got something I like the look of. No fancy IDE features or anything, just typing out code into a file :). I also use my browsers' DevTools for faster CSS iteration, and Paint.NET for concept art and comparing/measuring screenshots. Sometimes I even use Illustrator and/or Inkscape for some SVG stuff (which I manually edit in code afterwards) - in this blogpost I used Inkscape to recreate the cat emoji and the Chrome iframe error pixel art icon.