Flabbergasted #008
Intro
Greetings to all! I am delighted to be here once again to share some exciting links for you to explore and discover something new in the magical world o UI Design and web development…
How is everyone doing today?
As for me, I am thrilled to introduce you ( yes, again, is not a dejavu ) to my latest project, Windstatic which I have been diligently working on now and then, is not ready but is out there.
Welcome to #008, please, enjoy it.
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― Above the fold
✺ Frederik Dohr wrote about an approach to lazy loading custom elements on CSS Tricks. According to him:
Chances are you won’t actually need all this; there’s usually a simpler approach. Used deliberately, the techniques shown here might still be a useful addition to your toolset.
I have to admit that, since the site got acquired for 4 millions, it seems dead and is not the same.
✺ A mit license project that I don’t know why is not more popular: Xtend UI, a powerful frontend library of Tailwind CSS components enhanced by vanilla js. It helps you build interfaces with advanced interactions and animations.
✺ Outward: is a ( super cool font ) display font family coming in three cuts: Block (regular), Round (italic) and Borders (bold). Outward Block was initially designed in capitals only with the intent of getting rid of white spaces to reach a black type color, as opposed to the ideal grey sought after by typographers. The extended set of characters and families was developped following this root.
I am using Outward on my personal site, as an svg, thought.
✺ I am pretty sure that some of you havn’t seen this: PaperCSS the less formal CSS framework…
Look at the buttons you can make… so fancy.
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“It never ceases to amaze me: we all love ourselves more than other people, but care more about their opinion than our own.” – Marcus Aurelius
Have a good day beautiful humans, with affect
/Michael Andreuzza