Weekly News for Designers № 424
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basicScroll – A tool that allows you to change CSS variables depending on the scroll position.
Nostaligic Code Snippets That Bring Back the 1990s – Code odes to the decade that brought us Hypercolor, Rugrats and really bad web design.
SweetAlert2 – A beautiful, responsive, highly customizable and accessible (WAI-ARIA) replacement for JavaScript’s popup boxes.
Paddy – Automated padding and spacing for your Sketch layers.
10 Free Shopping Cart UIs in CSS and JavaScript – Increase conversions with these open source cart UIs.
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Letter to Digital Designers* – A few lines of appreciation from Wojciech Dobry.
Wee People – A typeface of people silhouettes from ProPublica.
GradPad – An online to for creating CSS color gradients.
Make the Web Your Playground with Wix – Wix provides web professionals with a platform that enables total creative freedom.
5 UX Design Principles That Never Go Out of Style – Trends may come and go, but these principles are here to stay.
Bringing the power of AMP to Gmail – Google is integrating AMP into Gmail. What could go wrong?
10 Custom CSS & JavaScript Hover & Click Effects – Some cool effects that you can use in your next design.
Direction Aware Hover Effects – Nifty CSS/JS hover effects based on the direction a user is coming from.
Stimulus – Billed as a “modest JavaScript framework for the HTML you already have”.
Build It Your Way with the Composer WordPress Theme – A theme with the power and flexibility to let you create something unique.
Kutt.it – A service for managing links, setting custom domains and viewing stats.
Designer-Oriented Styles – Taking a look at what’s best for designers in the “CSS-in-JS” debate.
3D iMacs – Experience parallax scrolling made with pure CSS.
Everything Easy is Hard Again – Designer Frank Chimero discusses the rapidly increasing complexity of web design.
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