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exploded views with CSS grid + 3D transforms 🤙 [data-explode=true] .layer { translate: 0 0 2rem; } .layer:hover .shadow { opacity: 1 } .shadow:has(+ .layer:hover) { opacity: 0.2; } leverage the cascade 🤌

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David Hill's profile picture
David Hill1 year ago

Clever sausage 🙌🏻

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Kian Bazza1 year ago

Very cool, haven’t had the chance to work with 3D transforms. But I will find an excuse to do so

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Patrick ✦1 year ago

at this point i'm going to have to make my own jhey(dot)edu website

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ahmet1 year ago

hey what software do you use to record your screen?

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Chris Lane Jones1 year ago

This is out of this world, for real!

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Igor bedesqui1 year ago

I love the idea of just using "layer", codifying the layering model and letting the ui style itself, and now I got even another reason to pursue it??? come on jheyyy

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artTILT1 year ago

These are great. Nice work!

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sohey.eth (on farcaster)1 year ago

Ooft 😮‍💨

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Tom Menezes1 year ago

It’s unfortunate that we never actually go back to the bookmarks because this is actually sick

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typesafeui 😶‍🌫️1 year ago

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