Drawer Component for @EtchWPOfficial is officially ready.
Really excited about this component because its easy to build off of. Comes with 5 starter patterns to drop into any project.
https://t.co/AYuAf3bKC4
Tomorrow! The first public look at our new ACSS for Figma plugin — a jaw-dropping way to use ACSS in Figma with seamless and instant export to ACSS in WordPress.
@mor3sea@peduarte@diabrowser Air Traffic Control is a feature in Arc Browser that helps you manage and organize the links you open. Instead of having a chaotic mess of tabs, ATC allows you to segregate and categorize them into specific "spaces”
Container Queries are going to change how pattern libraries are created. For example, this is one card, let's call it "Blog Card Alpha." Yet, it has 3 very different variations that are all automatically swapped to with CQs.
So we do the work to create three variations, but we can only market is as one "pattern" since it's one component.
Frames has always marketed patterns like this, btw. Most pattern libraries lie to buyers, claiming they have 10x as many patterns as they actually have.
For example, they'll create "Hero Alpha" with an image on the right and "Hero Bravo" is just them moving the image to the left. You could have done that yourself in 2 seconds, but they did it for you and called it a new pattern.
Once they do that kind of stuff across their entire library, they get to claim that they have "1000 patterns!" when really they have like 100.
Hard to blame them I guess, since it works on most users. But it's going to get even more interesting in the era of container queries.