Michael Vestergaard

@arzafran thought I did, sorry :-)

@iltp i think we need to follow each other

@iltp hey! wanted to talk to you at the conference but you left or i left idk. anyway wanted to thank you for the inspiration, and wanted to talk about something else, but need to do in a DM.

@studiofreight @AwwwardsConf 🔥🔥🔥🔥🤘

If you want to sauce up your websites, this is for you. Today our dev team unveiled Lenis, a new smooth scroll library, at the @awwwardsconf in Amsterdam. Stay smooth here: lenis.studiofreight.com

@martinsilvestre I'm there :-)

Who comes to Amsterdam during the Awwwards conference, we will host a party :) #againandagain

@terkelg Me too 🙂 for some reason it just feels great to minimise the amount of html Dom elements.

Beautiful UI: clouarchitects.com

@CarlaHSands How long have you been here? The middle class can easily afford even two cars - many in the larger cities prefer biking, because it's faster and healthier. But they most often have a car in their garage for longer trips. Fake news...

I’ve seen this before. In Denmark, middle class people can’t afford to drive a car. They have a bike and take the train for long trips. My embassy driver would bike an hour in the snow to get to work. That’s the future team Biden wants for Americans. Is this what you want?

Beautiful: pola.co.jp/wecaremore/mot…

@martinsilvestre Not yet, but heard much good about it.

@iltp Have you been to the lego museum? The building is crazy

I’m planning a family summer road trip in Denmark, any tips?

@martinsilvestre Yeah nice in the summer time. "Mols" near Aarhus has a bit of the same.

@iltp South of Fyn looks sick!

@clementroche_ Cool nice work. I've been using this approach on 5-10 sites over the last year - only good experiences so far :-) I usually disable it for touch screens though.

@iltp Here is a smooth scroll lib based on your idea. You were right, performances are much better and it keeps accessibility features. github.com/studio-freight…

For years I have been doing smooth scroll with various approaches including translate3d. However it seems window.scrollTo is so optimized now that we can just do this on the window (overwriting wheel events). Any experience or pro/cons with this approach?

@marco_terrinoni @greensock I haven't used the smooth scroller plugin yet. But it's probably great like everything else from Greensock :-)

@iltp Doesn't the new @greensock smooth scroller plugin use this approach with Native scrolling without fake delta Y? I use locomotive but the delta Y measurement is not 100% accurate all the time. Thanks for the tip on normalize-wheel!

@nikitabier Danish hot dogs!

Name a food with worse UX than bruschetta. I’ll wait.

@Jesper_Landberg Funny 😀 I think I still prefer PS, maybe just an old habit!

Don't think id accept a project with a design made in PS these days. Damn that shit is clunky as hell. #figmabros

@jensimmons Did you fix this by any chance? developer.apple.com/forums/thread/…

Safari Technology Preview 137 shipped today. - :has() - more colorspaces - *vi (inline) and *vb (block) viewport units - fixed sticky th or td in table - Intl.NumberFormat.formatRangeToParts - Date.prototype.toTemporalInstant() - lots for <model> & more! webkit.org/blog/12156/rel…

I still sometimes receive webdesigns made in InDesign! Noone likes change :-)

Nice scroll: k72.ca/en/work

@mrdoob You are one the most impactful developers I have ever met, the web wouldn't be what it is now without your contributions. You should be extremely proud of your career 🙂

In my experience, the hardest thing is this kind of people:

Maintaining open source projects is hard 😕 #issue-910776794" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/pedronauck/doc…

@prismicio Hi, have you seen this error: community.prismic.io/t/possible-bug… I found a work-around using "after", but would be nice to have "page" working again.