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Use inset: -8px to make the element overflows in its container.
Naming conventions for CSS
Focus by demotion or the focus stands out because all other elements are hidden.
A switch input with an Astronaut
minimal HTML, powered by the offset property, responsive.
A css reset.
The font family can be simplified with system-ui.
I don't know if it is pertinent to make the font-size bigger than the user wants it...
Crazy easter eggs everywhere
From scratch
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A modern marquee element
But, when a developer experience feature is baked into the browser, I start to get uncomfortable. I know I can be a bit of a curmudgeon about this stuff, but that isn’t my default setting. That comes from lots of experience of lots of different codebases in my years as a CSS consultant. I’m a stickler for learning from mistakes.
CSS library based on Counter Strike 1.6 UI.
- Springy easing with linear()
- Typed custom properties
- View transitions for page navigation
- Transition animation for
- Transition animation for
- Animated adaptive gradient text
A tool is proposed at the end to create such blur effects. It has a radius, an inset, blur value and a transition from the blur value to 0.
A rating UI pattern with smileys: only built with HTML and css.
I don't understand everything yet