Collective #601
Publikováno: 9.4.2020
LCH colors in CSS * Frontend Mentor * Responsive Images the Simple Way * Button?Design * Interactive Timetable
Collective #601 was written by Pedro Botelho and published on Codrops.
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LCH colors in CSS: what, why, and how?
Lea Verou gets us excited about LCH colors in CSS and explains how to put them to use.
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Frontend Mentor
Improve your front-end skills by building real projects. Solve real-world HTML, CSS and JavaScript challenges whilst working to professional designs.
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Building an Interactive Timetable
Michelle Barker shares how she built an interactive timetable.
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BEM Naming Cheat Sheet
A visual tool that provides naming-suggestions for CSS classes using the BEM naming convention.
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Radius: A Design System Accelerator
The Radius DS is a collection of open-source tools and libraries that allow you to accelerate your design system.
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Responsive Images the Simple Way
An easy-to-follow guide on how to get responsive images right. By Scott Vandehey.
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Circle Swap Photo Gallery
A playful gallery with a really cool transition effect made with React and GSAP. By Steve Gardner.
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Button?Design
All you need to know about button design, one of the main interactive building blocks for creating a user interface. An article by Taras Bakusevych.
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Fullstack
A little game by Hakim El Hattab where you stack checkboxes. Also, check out this remix by Phillipp Kief.
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Sections 2 Wireframe Kit
Sections 2 is a library of UI components for rapidly building landing page wireframes. The free version includes 10 ready-made screens in light mode.
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Cross-origin fetches
In this episode of HTTP 203, Jake and Surma dive into the world of cross-origin fetches, and how the web is still battling against some early design mistakes.
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Linux Man Pages — Dash Dash
Dash Dash sets the linux documentation in a beautiful collection of typefaces to make the technical content more approachable.
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Font Books
Font Books is a collection of original typefaces designed to help people read and understand classic literature better.
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MVP.css
In case you didn’t know it yet: MVP.css is an out-of-the box CSS styling for HTML elements. No class names, no framework to learn.
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Button bending hover
Some button bending magic by Aaron Iker.
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WebGL water ripples
An amazing demo by Martin Laxenaire.
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Rapid Image Layers Animation
A rapid animation of multiple layers of images for intros or page transitions made with GSAP.
Check it outCollective #601 was written by Pedro Botelho and published on Codrops.