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  • @hackernoon
    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 20/04/2019

    Developer’s Pack: The #one Subscription
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    The ONE Subscription is a new service which offers thousands of pre-made products for websites building such as HTML templates and #wordpress themes. The ONE will provide you with literally everything one could possibly imagine for building websites. Moreover, this subscription is a pretty profitable service for the developers who build plenty of various websites and at the same time have to stay on a budget and do not want to to purchase all the items they need separately.So now let’s explore all the cons and pros of the ONE Subscription in order to help you finally decide if this service is good enough for you or not.What Exactly Is the ONE and Why You Might Need It?The ONE is a subscription service which offers over 8,500 various items for creating a countless amount of websites for a (...)

    #web-design #web-development #wordpress-web-development

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    How to Build a #design System
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    Semantics, syntax, accessibility, tone, and context that provide a base for a shared design language — benefits, drawbacks, and examples.When do you start building a design system, where should you start? It can be difficult to know when the best time to start implementing a new process into your current workflow.Plus, there are a lot of areas to consider when starting from scratch and what should be built first — in terms of style guides, pattern and component libraries, and design systems. With each floating around it can be hard to where to start. While there are benefits to building a design system there are also downsides, however, we will discuss both the good and the bad — since they each depend on what you are looking to solve with a design system.The Difference Between Style Guides, (...)

    #web-design #design-systems #development #agency

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    5 Top Web Designing Trends in 2019
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    Here are some of the best web designing and development trends for the year 2019. These top web design trends are based on various stats.Are you planning to launch your website this year? Have you analyzed the market in which you are going to enter?There are around 1.5 billion websites working on world wide web. Here are the number of websites from the year 2009 to 2019, as announced by internet live stats.The increasing number of websites have created a cutthroat competition among online businesses. It is quite easy and cheap to construct a website in current times.The challenge begins at the latter stage when you want to reach the goal because of which you started the website. (The goal of reaching and gaining customers). Let me tell you that it is one of the most strenuous tasks to (...)

    #top-design-trends #trending-web-designs #web-design-company #web-design-trends #web-development-trends

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 15/03/2019

    Visual Designers vs Graphic Designers — Who Does What and Why (Infographic)
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    Visual Designers vs Graphic Designers — Who Does What and Why (Infographic)On the surface visual #design and graphic design sound like the same thing and are sometimes used as interchangeable terms, particularly outside the design industry.While there are plenty of similarities between visual designers and graphic designers, there are also stark differences between them.What is Visual Design?Visual design was born out of a mixture of graphic design and user interface (UI) design. It focuses on the aesthetics of a website or any other type of digital design. Does the finished product look good? That is the question visual designers aim to answer.Though they’re not quite the same thing, visual design is sometimes used interchangeably with the term visual communication. Visual communication as a (...)

    #visual-design #graphic-design #infographics #web-design

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 9/03/2019

    Where Web Designing is Going in 2019
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    Web design has moved to rife designing including everything to choose from layout to colors, white space to typography, and everything in and around in between — none of the design elements has been possibly left out in the Web design trends of 2019.2019 web designs to be huge in trend:1. Animated GIFs2. Parallax Scrolling3. Conversational Bots & Machine Learning4. Broken Grid & Asymmetrical Layouts5. White Space6. Overlapping design elements7. The Trend of Usage of Organic Shapes8. Typography uniqueness and creativity1. Animated GIFsAnimations have always been used as an ethereal effect to UI designs which in turn breaks out of a grid of symmetrical design adding dynamism into the website.Animations have always provided uniqueness and interactivity in design which makes the element stand (...)

    #design-trends-2019 #website-design #web-design #design-trends #web-development

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    #ai is Having a Big Impact on Web Design, and it’s Only the Beginning
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    Photo: Production Perig / Adobe StockBack in 1993, the introduction of the Mosaic graphical web browser touched off a revolution in the way the public experienced and used the growing internet. Ever since, web designers the world over have worked continuously to establish and refine what solid #ux design means online. Some of the evolutions have been the result of advancing technology, such as the rise of broadband internet enabling multimedia content, or the development of the HTML5 standard. Others have come from data-driven studies of what works and what doesn’t and an iterative process to reach perfection.Any way you look at it, however, the field of web design has spent the last 25 years growing and changing our collective vision of what the internet can and should look like. Now, (...)

    #ux-design #artificial-intelligence #web-design

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 19/02/2019

    Why An Ugly #website Could OutPerform Yours
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    Why An Ugly Website Could Outperform YoursHow your business could benefit from an ‘ugly’ websiteIs Your Website ‘Ugly’?“Just don’t make it ugly,” someone said to me once.It’s funny that good #design is usually perceived to be something that is beautiful, which — sure — in some cases may be true, or needed.But design is usually about so much more than that.There are some great examples of less than appealing websites that come to mind when someone mentions the word ‘ugly’. Below are some screenshots of a few examples of websites that may be deemed this way. I’ve tried to include more than the simple text ones, looking to e-commerce sites as well.A collection of ‘ugly’ websites. From Top to bottom left: Berkshire Hathaway, Don Quijote, Craigslist and Chemist WarehouseWithout knowing these brands, at first (...)

    #technology-and-design #startup #web-design

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 7/02/2019

    Admiring The Poetry Of Code
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    Why I Still Love Writing #html, CSS, and JavaScriptBelieve it or not, I’ve made a career for the past decade out of writing pure HTML, CSS, and #javascript. While I do run my own business as a software engineer, coding mostly with PHP and JavaScript, I am still learning how to write code in NodeJS and ReactJS, because that is technically what most tech companies are looking for nowadays. Most companies won’t even acknowledge you if you have no experience with JavaScript, but my actual living for the past decade has come from web design, specifically in writing pure HTML, CSS, and JavaScript — and for the past few months, I’ve also found great work as a technical writer for RunCloud.A recent article made me realize just how much the world of web design is starting to experience The Great (...)

    #poetry-of-code #web-design #codepoetry

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 17/01/2019

    Top 9 UI Trends in 2019
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    User interface (UI) design refers to the process of creating interfaces within the software or computerized devices, focusing on appearance and style. Here, designers mainly intend to create designs that users would find easy, intuitive, and pleasurable to use.Typically, UI design refers to the graphical user interface (GUI), but there are others, including the voice-controlled interfaces.UI is an important part of the design process as it plays an important role in the customer acquisition process, customer retention, lowering support costs, increasing productivity and reducing development time.(UI is often confused with user experience — but both are two different aspects that are closely related and aim at driving user satisfaction.)You risk losing your customers if they don’t find (...)

    #ui-trends #ui-design #ui-desogn-trends #web-design #design-trends

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 30/12/2018

    The Bare Minimum You Need for Your Business’s Website
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    A look at what you need to build a website for your business, including the possible costs.There comes a time where most business owners may feel that an online presence will be needed to further grow their business, especially with B2C (Business-to-Customer) ventures.The problem is that a lot of business owners do not understand what is needed to build and launch a website.The more tech savvy business owners may decide to take a DIY approach to launching a website whereas the less tech savvy may prefer to hire a website developer.Example: Online StoreIf, for example you decided to hire a developer to build your online store the costs can vary depending on complexity, anywhere from $3,000 to over $100,000.A basic e-commerce website can cost anywhere from $2,000 — $3,000, with more complex (...)

    #startup #small-business #web-development #web-design #entrepreneurship

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 14/12/2018

    Web #accessibility : Buzzword or Reality ?
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    Everyone wants the benefits of accessibility, but nobody wants to do the workWeb Accessibility. The unexpected lovechild of Sir Tim Berners Lee, a shoddy 12" monochrome screen that went black (and never came back) and a cat that ran away with the mouse. The cat came back, but by the time we found the mouse again, Steve Jobs decided we should all be poking at our screens instead.Rewind to August 6, 1991 — which to the snowflake generation may seem like ages ago, except it wasn’t — a mere 27 years ago, when the first web page went live, that web page was accessible. Its syntax was semantically correct, all of its content was in the DOM, it was readable by colour-blind people, dyslexics, 20–20 vision, poor vision or no vision individuals alike. It was keyboard navigable and its logical flow (...)

    #software-development #web-design #web-development #react

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 11/12/2018

    Design Handoff: 7 Things Must Known About Design Specs for Developers
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    Quick summary:Design handoff takes place when designers finish the work and need to deliver results to developers. The ultimate goal of design handoff is to minimize the guesswork and improve the effectiveness of the design process. Here are 7 things that designers can do to make the handoff as smooth as possible:Establish effective communicationPrepare a handoff checklistPrepare high-quality assetsAutomate the handoff process using special toolsDesign for edge casesDescribe complex animated effects in detailsSchedule a meeting for handoff1. Establish effective communicationThe relationships between the design and engineering team play a vital role in project success. Many product teams make the same mistake — they isolate design and development teams. As a result, two teams work (...)

    #design-handof #ui #ux #web-design #ui-design

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 12/11/2018

    12 Best Free Html5 Contact Form & Contact Us Page Templates in 2018
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    A contact page is the best way for #website visitors to contact you. Here are 12 of the best free HTML5 contact form & contact us page templates and examples in 2018.More and more people do business online. A website is one of the best ways to display your products or brand. Giving your visitors the ability to contact you easily through a contact page is important to good customer service — web designers must pay attention to contact page #design. The contact page is the best way for a visitor to reach out to you.But how to design a nice contact us page that make it easier for website visitors to contact you? Here, I’ve provided 12 of the best free HTML5 contact form & contact us page templates in 2018 for your inspiration.8 Best Free Responsive HTML5 Contact Form & Contact Us (...)

    #website-design #web-design #web-development

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 10/11/2018

    Secret Ingredients of a Successful Small #business Website
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    Making your business presence online is an essential no matter you are a big brand or a small business. Especially, if you are a small or medium scale business then having a website is one of the cost-effective ways to market your products or services. However, many business owners are not aware of the elements of a successful business websiteIn this post, I will share all the critical website aspects that will establish your small business as an authoritative brand online without costing you plenty.Here are the points you need to focus on when building the best small business website:Professional logoBuilding a unique brand identity can be challenging but it is very important if you want to succeed online. A business logo goes a long way when it comes to catching visitor’s eye and (...)

    #web-design #web-development

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 31/07/2018

    #css #box-shadow: There Is Something in the Shadow
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    The box-shadow property is used to add a shadow effect to an element.This is property is used quite often to give depth to elements on a website, so it is useful to fully understand it.The SyntaxThe syntax for the box-shadow property is the following:.box box-shadow: 5px 10px 5px 4px #666;Let’s translate this so you can understand what each of the values means:box-shadow: horizontal offset | vertical offset | blur radius | spread radius (optional) | colorValuesHorizontal offset — how far to the left or right will the shadow spread (if the value is positive it will spread to the right, if it is negative it will go to the left),Vertical offset — how far above or below the element will the shadow spread (if the value is positive it will spread to the bottom, if it is negative it will go to the (...)

    #css-box-shadow #web-design #web-development

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    How to publish your #html or #wordpress website template on #themeforest?
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    A short guide for beginners on how to prepare and publish an HTML or Wordpress website template on Themeforest.A short guide for beginners on how to prepare and publish an HTML or Wordpress a web template on Themeforest. A short guide for beginners on how to prepare and publish an HTML or Wordpress website template on Themeforest. A short guide for beginners on how to prepare and publish an HTML or Wordpress website template on Themeforest.Themeforest is a great way to get passive income for a web developer and web designer. For the past 2 years, we have been gaining experience in a process of publishing and promoting templates which we are ready to share with you in this article.The whole guide is divided into sections and is provided with examples for your convenience.1. Publication (...)

    #envato #web-design

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    15 Best Web #design and Development Tutorials of 2018 for Beginners
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    Here are 15 best web design and development tutorials for starters, covering responsive and flat web design, font design, front-end development, tools and so on.All the resources you need to learn web design and development can be found online, but it’s easy to get overwhelmed with a number of YouTube videos to watch, a lot of articles to read and millions of courses to buy. So, we’ve hand-picked the best 15 web design and development tutorials that you can find on the web. If you pick some of them and put in the time to practice, you’ll be surprised how much you can learn and achieve finally.1. Web Design TutorialsA. Responsive web designBeing firstly put forward by Ethan Marcotte, the responsive web design has swept down both of front-end and design field. Also, it has now become an (...)

    #web-development #web-design #web-designer #tutorial

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    Web #design Tricks To Fuel Your Business Growth
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    Growing a business is not a piece of cake. It requires efforts right from the product creation to growth plans, developing marketing strategies and finally coming up with your website.A well-designed website itself is enough to create a commendable image of your brand/business/service in the mind of the visitors. In addition to that, a good website design will surely make visitors stay longer on your page whereas a bad website design will instantly turn them off.Web Design Tricks to Fuel Your Business GrowthTo begin with, nobody likes to spend time on a site that is slow, ineffective or has an unoriginal design. So, a responsive and interactive website design ranks high when it comes to determining if a brand can be trusted upon or not.Well, that is why it is so crucial to invest in (...)

    #web-design #responsive-design #ui #website-design

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 23/04/2018

    How to Use #react Context to Build a Multilingual Website Pt.2
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    Have you ever wondered how to use React Context API? This tutorial will show you how to use it to build a simple multilingual website. In this part, we will start by creating navigation for our website. Then, we will build three simple pages. After that, we will prepare files for translation and make our website multilingual. I hope you will enjoy it. Now, let’s begin.Table of Contents:Adding Header componentAdding universal stylesCreating the homepageBuilding the about pageCreating a minimalist portfolio pageAdding the translationsClosing thoughts on React Context and building a multilingual websiteHow to Use React Context to Build a Multilingual Website Part 1.Project outline:react-context-multilingual-website├── node_modules/├── public/├── src/│ └── app/│ └── components/│ (...)

    #web-development #javascript #web-design #reactjs

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 15/04/2018

    Calls-to-action are the new pop-up ads
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    Let me share with you but a small sample of all the obstacles that stood between me and my content within a span of just twenty minutes (not all on the same website).First, I need to dismiss this dialog box by clicking “Block”:Lest every website I ever visit starts feeling entitled to a slice of my daily attention pieThen, I wait for the web page to load and scan the page for the start of the content, a task easier said than done, what with the large number of widgets such as navigation links and share buttons screaming for my attention before I have even read the first letter of the first sentence:Then, just as I finish reading the first sentence, hoping to get into a good rhythm, the content is cruelly occluded with a dark transparency, on top of which appears a garish overlay that is (...)

    #call-to-action #ui #internet #web-design #pop-up-ads

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 13/04/2018

    3 Trends in Web #design from the Museum of Web Design
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    Yesterday, my co-founder and I put together the “Museum of Websites” to showcase the evolution of popular websites. Since we’re both front-end design lovers, it was fun to put the project together and inspiring to see the humble beginnings of today’s tech giants. In this post, I’ll share three learnings from browsing the historical design trends of the web’s most popular landing pages.One: More media and bigger imagesAs the world has moved towards smaller screens, websites have made their images larger. Increasingly, media (images and video) take up more real estate than text. See Reddit, Product Hunt, Amazon.Two: Banner adsHaving a single splash ad across the top of the website, usually with visuals and color, seems to be an increasingly popular design choice. Check out Airbnb, Yahoo, the New (...)

    #website-design #web-design #museum-of-web-design #ui-design

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 12/04/2018

    How to Boost #conversion Rate with Web #design?
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    The human attention span is mere 8 seconds, less than that of a goldfish i.e. 9 seconds. So, the fact is you have a very few seconds to convince the visitors to stay on your website. And if you miss that chance, they will leave the page and move to another website.Here a proper web design plays a key role to grab the attention of the visitors and not only that but also converting the visitor into customers.Top web development companies and web designers already know the secret of increasing conversion rate with the design and in few moments even you’ll know it. The following are the 10 web design tips and principles that will help you to boost your conversion rate.1. Make Your Web Design ResponsiveUsers are 5X times more likely to abandon the task they are trying to complete if the site (...)

    #internet #conversion-rate #web-design

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 21/03/2018

    Design rollercoaster. 5 epic fails vs. 5 trendy must-haves
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    Sometimes creating a web design is like walking across the minefield. You never know which creative solution will endear the users and which will make them leave the brand forever. And while research and analytics tools provide insights into the user’s preferences, some design errors are persistent. Today we want to take you on a rollercoaster ride of the five worst mistakes a web designer can make and the five trendy ways to correct them.Design originality that hinders usabilityDesigners get caught up in the creative flow and forget that they create interfaces for users, not themselves. And when people can’t find content, they turn from interested into annoyed and then just leave never to return. Unhelpful category names, an excess of links and menus, illogical structure and unexpected (...)

    #frontend #design-must-haves #design-fail #web-development #web-design

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  • @mist_
    Mist. GraphX @mist_ 11/02/2018
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    @spip
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    Qu’elle classe ce code css ;-)

    Responsive Elements - Semantic
    ▻https://semantic-ui.com/examples/responsive.html

    Bon semantic ui est bien connu, plus qu’il n’est utilisé certainement. Mais en retombant dans mes notes, sur cette page, je suis toujours séduis par l’approche de ce code css.

    Loin des BEM, et autres méthodes verbeuse et finalement lourdes à rédiger, la on est dans la simplicité, tout semble logique, lisible.

    Si on regarde bien comment c’est foutu, on se rends compte que la spécificité des classes est super ciblé, verrouillée, sans pour autant utiliser des classes verbeuse de Block__elm—pod.is-elem-state

    tout est dans ::not ou ~= , ^=

    un peut comme dans une boucle spip quand on enlève ce qu’on veut pas, pour récupérer ce que l’on veut ^^

    L’autre avantage de cette méthode est aussi d’économiser sur les css générées, j’ai fais quelques test et il y’a un gain significatif sur des composant tout bêtes comme des labels, ou icones.

    #css#méthodologies#web-design

    Mist. GraphX @mist_
    • @rastapopoulos
      RastaPopoulos @rastapopoulos CC BY-NC 11/02/2018

      Sauf que bem n’est pas fait par hasard comme ça, d’une ya la cohérence total avec vraiment 100% toujours la même manière d’écrire mais surtout c’est fait pour être le plus rapide possible à exécuter par les navigateurs.

      .ui.segments:not(.horizontal) > .segment:first-child est très long à compiler et trouver, c’est méga complexe comme sélecteur.

      .segments_vertical .segments__segment:first-child est beaucoup plus rapide

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    • @mist_
      Mist. GraphX @mist_ 11/02/2018

      +1 effectivement, la ça mérite des tests réels de temps de rendu navigateur, plutôt qu’une estimation de gain en kbytes transférés.

      Quand je vois le pross de mon vieux mac sur une page ou j’ai pas mal d’animations css3, ça peut vite aller dans le rouge suivant comment c’est rédigé. Donc le parcours du dom comme tu le souligne est forcément plus couteux avec des pseudo selector.

      Du coup, ça me donne envi de de réfléchir a un suite de test la dessus. En fait j’ai un petite lib qui est inspiré de bem_selectors, en fait ça gère le nomage des selecteurs, mais en fonction de plusieurs conventions … pour le moment SMACSS, OOCSS, BEM, et Rscss …

      Pour faire ce genre de test, ça peut être interressant, de prendre une page type, et de générer un rapport de perf entre les différentes méthodologies, vu qu’on peut switcher en changeant une map.

      Mist. GraphX @mist_
    • @jeanmarie
      jeanmarie @jeanmarie CC BY-NC-SA 11/02/2018

      Il y a #Grillade de #KNACSS aussi : ►https://knacss.com/grillade
      Je commence a l’utiliser à la place de celle de #SemanticUI

      #intégration #flexbox #grille #responsive

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    • @mist_
      Mist. GraphX @mist_ 11/02/2018

      En fait je n’utilise pas semantic ui, ;-) mais je lis le code de tout le monde, j’aime bien regarder surtout les approches différentes, ça sert toujours un jour, dans une certaine situation ^^.

      Au départ je lisais ceci ▻http://bradfrost.github.io/this-is-responsive/patterns.html#layout

      et cela ▻https://github.com/oddbird/accoutrement-layout

      dans le but de créer un composant/lib scss qui gère tout le layout de manière « générique »… comme on a un support qui commence a être correct de grid et flex, ça simplifie quand même bien le boulot.

      Mist. GraphX @mist_
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  • @nhoizey
    Nicolas Hoizey @nhoizey CC BY-NC-SA 26/09/2016
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    @monolecte
    @fil
    @7h36
    @lluc
    @biggrizzly
    @rastapopoulos
    @kent1
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    SVG has more potential
    ▻https://madebymike.com.au/writing/svg-has-more-potential
    #SVG_RWD

    Nicolas Hoizey @nhoizey CC BY-NC-SA
    • @monolecte
      M😷N😷LECTE 🤬 @monolecte CC BY-NC-SA 26/09/2016

      #web-design #image #responsive
      Trop beau!!!

      M😷N😷LECTE 🤬 @monolecte CC BY-NC-SA
    • @robin
      robin @robin CC BY 26/09/2016

      Et encore, on peut faire bien plus :)

      robin @robin CC BY
    • @cy_altern
      cy_altern @cy_altern CC BY-SA 26/09/2016

      référencé dans l’article :
      - « How to Scale SVG » ▻https://css-tricks.com/scale-svg pour les différences de mise à l’échelle d’un SVG en fonction du mode d’inclusion dans le HTML
      - « Understanding SVG Coordinate Systems and Transformations » ▻https://sarasoueidan.com/blog/svg-coordinate-systems pour les subtilités d’utilisation des attributs viewport, viewBox, et preserveAspectRatio
      avec une interface de démo et une « cheatsheet » pour ces attributs sur ▻https://sarasoueidan.com/demos/interactive-svg-coordinate-system/index.html

      #viewport #viewbox #preserveAspectRatio #échelle #ratio

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