@pepelsbey_ @lisi_linhart @eva_trostlos @mmatuzo@szynszyliszys@aganaplocha@Ansimorph@glyphe@okonetchnikov I'd love that. I hope everyone and your families are safe. And in these times I can only say how thankful I am for you guys giving us a loving, human connection to your country and culture untainted by despotism.
LAB gradients are more beautiful.
I was very happy, when @d_kzlv told me that @larsenwork’s postcss-easing-gradients got an option to use LAB.
It is much more convenient for me than using gradient generators.
Safari Tech Preview has experimental CSS gradient colorspaces and I had tons of fun playing around last night with it!
```#css
background: linear-gradient(
to right in var(--colorspace),
black, white
);
```
basic black to white can be so different!
https://t.co/ltCWtzUD23
@larsenwork did a really good article on @css showing how to do 'scrim' gradients based on easing gradient values at multiple color stops to approximate the curve and reduce linear banding. My demo is based on a sine easeInOut curve without processing.
https://t.co/GJUE4NWQJy
Random thought: I'd like to thank @larsenwork for making the Monoid font. I've been using it for years, it's the only programming font with the crispness I crave on my 1x DPI display AND ligatures. If you have similar preferences, you should try it. https://t.co/aJVEUcCWGg
@solovev_one My favorite feature of new https://t.co/hAJPeHzVk4 is that we show selected easings function on a gradient.
@larsenwork created PostCSS plugin to apply easings to gradients to make them more natural.
https://t.co/EsT8kmH4Ch
Also, we show the real animation examples for easing.
When you work with #innovation, you have to test your concepts. Coded prototypes make it possible to evaluate the user’s interaction with your product and to avoid that they get stuck on usability.
- #UX/#UI Engineer @larsenwork on #DesigningForTheFuture#design#technology
Really cool post — Motion design doesn’t have to be hard. https://t.co/ogrrEMQF7j
I wish that building this kind of animation was easier to do. What's the best way to do this these days?
“This is a prime example of a tool doing one thing and doing it very well while encouraging creative exploration. I really, really like this” @razvancaliman talking @CSSconfeu about my #easinggradients editor — thanks for the kind words 😊🙏 https://t.co/0qy0qeUVBR