Using scroll-driven animations, if I wanted to take these shapes, how could I start them in this position (the dark ones) and transition them to the end position (the lightened ones).
Ideally, the shapes are a part of the three columns, and the animation would be sending them to their "real" position.
This seems like it would be somewhat easy if it didn't have to be responsive.
It was lovely meeting so many of you at #CSSDay! I had a great time. Now off to Spain for CSSWG, and then running a #CSS layout workshop at the end of June.
(use the conference hashtag in allcaps for a 10% discount!)
Like Kitten itself, it’s a baby but will be evolving quickly as they approach API version 1 together.
Enjoy!
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PS. Of course it’s written in Kitten itself. It doesn’t do anything fancy but here’s the source code if you’re interested: https://codeberg.org/kitten/site
»Adobe will Zugriff auf Inhalte von Photoshop-Usern:
Der Konzern hat seine Nutzungsbedingungen aktualisiert. Wer zustimmt, gibt dem Unternehmen das Recht, auf seine Daten zuzugreifen.«
Ich empfehle und nutze schon länger @krita, @GIMP, @inkscape, @Blender und/oder @penpot aber ich bin ja kein Grafikprofi. Abgesehen davon wird selten zugegeben, dass die Fixierung auf einen Hersteller nicht unbedingt professionell ist.
🧵 …ich hatte weiter oben unter anderem auf @penpot hingewiesen. Um deren infos so wie dessen Einsatz zu lernen, folgt doch deren Videos Account im Fediverse auf @peertube und/oder deren Kanäle der einzelnen Sparten. Somit wird es sicherlich auch ein professionell nutzbare Photoshop Alternative für euch bei der Gestaltung von Webseiten.
Aaahhh yes @rachelandrew is going into the problem of placing content in CSS grid, and having it confuse the visual order Vs DOM order, tabbing order, screen reader order.
Hey y’all, my search engine skills are failing me here. Is anyone out there doing design systems implementation work using microfrontends and module federation? I’m especially curious about the idea of sharing assets like design tokens this way (not just components). Appreciate any examples or takeaways you can share ! #css#designsystems#frontend#webpack#ux
"...when asked how they allocated their time between writing HTML/#CSS and JavaScript/TypeScript code, 59% said they spent more than half their time writing #JavaScript – even though the survey was clearly aimed at people interested in HTML."