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If you are into glass UI, you might enjoy this one inspired by visionOS and done with Tailwind CSS. Click on the "show windows" button in the upper left corner. Works on mobile, but definitely better on larger screens. https:
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CSS Color Scheme Ideas
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3y ago
Another "Made with HTMX" example. E-shop frontend coded in HTMX and Hyperscript. https://www.makaron.cz/
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I have a question: Light or Dark?
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Responsive Design Checker
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How to build a website without frameworks and tons of libraries
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KittyOS: VisionOS for Those on a Budget
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Websites for Free Illustrations
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Mastering CSS blend modes
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3y ago
Many operating systems and applications have recently taken pride in hiding scrollbar and other useful hints from users. All in the name of a design that supposedly shows the information just in time when users need it. We don't judge
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Lightweight, JavaScript-free, reading progress bar – HTML and Tailwind only
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The art of responsive design: 12 for perfect grid
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The art of web design: Sticky Cards
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Tailwind CSS Flip Clock
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Grid or scroll? Choosing the card layout
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404 Pages: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
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4y ago
If you're a web designer or developer, it's important to understand the difference between screen resolution, pixel ratio, and browser window size. * Screen resolution refers to the number of pixels displayed on a screen. * Pixel
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Small size, big impact: check your screen resolution under 1 second
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I have written several books. I used Markdown for the first one. Then someone recommended AsciiDoc and AsciiDoctor. It was a much better experience compared to Markdown. Sure, not for pixel perfect tweaking. Still enough parameters to play
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Beautiful designs. Definitely not minimal, I dare say.
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Very true. I experienced it first hand. My colleague kept writing blog posts. After a while he had enough material to make several books out of it. He told me it was not difficult because he loved the subject he was writing about. The only
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I was tempted to do something similar. But then I changed my mind for a simple reason. Because nowadays all kinds of content and technology is labelled as AI. Sometimes even if it hasn't been touched by AI at all. So I decided not to l