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by alexpenny 14y ago
Nice work! Now only if there were an equivalent for developers.
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by alexpenny 14y ago
CSS does support vector images. It's equally easy to do as their raster pals.
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by alexpenny 14y ago
Wow good job on this one Andy.
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by alexpenny 14y ago
Interesting link, but you're missing the point. The website even misses on their points. Most of the bad examples fit under an acceptable contrast ratio, by the standards given in their research, and even their good examples are not pure #0
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by alexpenny 14y ago
Yes its especially true for non-white backgrounds. It all has to do with contrast. With black on white we have 100% contrast, if we use dark gray on light gray the contrast becomes say 70%. The lighter the contrast the easier it is on the e
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by alexpenny 14y ago
I kid, a baseline grid is the least of his worries.
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by alexpenny 14y ago
Five reasons: 1. Proper line height 2. #404040 for text color instead of #000 3. webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased; 4. text-rendering: optimizeLegibility; 5. Steve Jobs quote Wow is this guy a designer?
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by alexpenny 14y ago
Can I vote to not have a .js TLD. It's pointless turning file extensions into TLD's.
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by alexpenny 14y ago
A lot of the people working on the app were from Sofa.
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by alexpenny 14y ago
He's making fun of the Samwer brothers, which would mean he probably doesn't think clones are legitimate business.
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by alexpenny 14y ago
Remember he was targeting 21 year olds. As a 21 year old I can confirm that not all of us just drink and play video games. As I said "The point is to give people time to do whatever they want." I don't care what you do or how old you are, I
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by alexpenny 14y ago
You're describing someone who's lazy, not a 21 year old. The point is to give that person more time to do whatever they want. If you hire the right people they wouldn't be the type that play video games and drink all day.
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by alexpenny 15y ago
Embrace the future of photojournalism.