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@QoreebA Sooo good :)

Project case study page for OR architecture.

Huge inspiration from creativewebmanual.com by @by__huy and @_zuji tbh it's been very helpful and i keep coming back to it cuz of how thoughtfully made it is.

Experimenting with a stagger block section transition for the <Routepicker /> features section. Overall, it draws attention to the left side of the page and gives that seamless illusion since the previous section also has a dark background :)

@YousufSoomroDev @gionatannese Soo good :) Job well done

Our 404 page has one job: make sure you never come back. 🤣 design credit: @gionatannese

@merycodes @raunofreiberg Pixel perfect Literally :)

Besides improving the Vercel design system, @raunofreiberg and I are also ensuring spacing relationships stay easy to audit and spot inconsistencies

Just picked up my very first domain on Vercel. I'm so excited Thank you MOM :)

@nonzeroexitcode Nicee :)

this effect can be achieved using only css by combining the :has() and :not() pseudo-classes: `.menu:has(.item:hover) .item:not(:hover) { filter: blur(8px); }` which simply means: when a menu has a hovered item, blur every item inside it that isn't being hovered

Still not sure if it was the best approach but i like how it turned out regardless :)

Then in CSS #maskSVG { position: absolute; clip-path: inset(0 0 var(--section-mask-progress) 0); will-change: clip-path; left: 0; top: 0; } Used will-change cuz it was very choppy when I changed the throttling value to 4x in the performance tab in DevTools.

How it works section for <Routepicker />. the goal was to keep it simple and the copy easy to scan through and the way everything comes into view is due to the hero section which has 2 diffrent layouts which changes when you scroll down . Details in thread :)

@YousufSoomroDev Soo smooth (:

Everybody was Hyping about Pretext, but they're missing the point: it's not about trend it's about what you can create with it. There are endless possibilities of what you can create with these libraries or their concepts, you just gotta find how and where. Inspired by the concept of Pretext, Not created with.

@edo_lunardi How do I find one 😞

If you've never worked with this guy, you missed out on knowledgemaxxing

@kiiradesign This is really good :) I’m gonna try it out

I designed and built my own pretty color picker and open sourced it, GitHub link in the comments

@_desaina Really nice I like your use of spacing :D

Starting a challenge of exploring different design styles every week. I call it Visual Diaries. VD01 // INTRO

Damn santionispirits.com/by @active_theory is crazy good and very smooth on mobile as well. I’m genuinely in shock cuz this is the first time I’ve visited one of these on my phone and has no lag whatsoever 🙏