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I did it! 100 Unique CSS Patterns 🤩 👉 👈 One of the biggest collection of CSS patterns ever! ✅ One-click to copy/paste ✅ One value to control the size ✅ Optimized with CSS variables Which one is your favorite? Tell me in the comments 👇 #CSS

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Kevin Powell3 years ago

Amazing work! I really like the two that have the subtle extra shadow that give it a bit of layering

CSS by T. Afif3 years ago

The first one of them is also my best one. Only 2 gradients and the result is quite satisfying 😄

Brandon McConnell3 years ago

Congrats! 🥳 So many to choose from, I’ll go with this one

CSS by T. Afif3 years ago

good choice 👍

myf (formerly myf)3 years ago

It seems like @LeaVerou's revived.

Faria Waseer3 years ago

congratulations its a record You set 🎯✨🎈

CSS by T. Afif3 years ago

Thanks 😊

Ana Tudor 🐯🖤🌻3 years ago

Even Google Trends knows you've been very CSS-busy. (I was poking around in the YouTube dashboard and found a link to this...)

CSS by T. Afif3 years ago

Oh! it's unusual to see my Country listed number one somewhere 😅 btw, what kind of select is this? can you send me a link 👀

Jakub T. Jankiewicz 🌟3 years ago

Is the code Public Domain? It's worth adding some kind of copyright license otherwise everything is protected and all right reserved.

CSS by T. Afif3 years ago

All the code is in github with a licence there: but I doubt people will care about any licence when it comes to CSS. They will take your code to make it their and sometimes sell online content with it. 😑

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