25 years of messing with The Big Trio: HTML, CSS and Javascript
Accessibility and good UX enthusiast
Less is always more
They can distract me or not. My own choice :) I can keep reading the main stuff uninterrupted, or just go on a little journey
(Not really though with my ADHD)
They can distract me or not. My own choice :) I can keep reading the main stuff uninterrupted, or just go on a little journey
(Not really though with my ADHD)
Constructive advice. What if that “horizontalness” would show up only when footnote in viewport? Huh? :)
Constructive advice. What if that “horizontalness” would show up only when footnote in viewport? Huh? :)
Decisions about the shape of the product often become driven by just immediate profit instead of long term product quality etc
Not always the case, but almost.
Sigh
Decisions about the shape of the product often become driven by just immediate profit instead of long term product quality etc
Not always the case, but almost.
Sigh
Completely forgot it existed
Completely forgot it existed
In case brand requires for example danger buttons in some specific context (let’s say notification to be dofferent because of some colour clashes etc
In case brand requires for example danger buttons in some specific context (let’s say notification to be dofferent because of some colour clashes etc
I just used this technique on two levels when I wanted to granularly control and style differently the same component in different context (parent component).
I just used this technique on two levels when I wanted to granularly control and style differently the same component in different context (parent component).
Like: codepen.io/kali187/pen/...
Like this for example:
Like: codepen.io/kali187/pen/...
Like this for example:
For shades, why not use use actual css colour functions to regenerate them from overridden main colours?
For shades, why not use use actual css colour functions to regenerate them from overridden main colours?