Posts tagged with design
We published a fun series of videos as a promo for our Black Friday sales. These videos are inspired by the more recent apple announcement videos. Let's take a look behind the scenes to see how they were made! The WWSD videos We used WWSD to name our week of Black Friday discounts. It stands for…
One of our goals for this year is to bring the UI of Oh Dear to the next level. Behind the scenes, our team is working hard on a complete rewrite of our marketing website and app.
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Pretty cool what you can do with CSS nowadays
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In this post, Oh Dear's front end developer Nick goes into more detail on why and how he implemented a tailwind-like color system that will be used in the upcoming redesign.
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Here's a new blog post by our designer Nick on how he's revamping the looks of Oh Dear.
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We are currently rebuilding the Oh Dear website and application frontend. In this post, you'll read more about the project setup and tools used.
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Shawn McCool shares some interesting thoughts on how things should be named.
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– tray2.se - submitted by Patrik Ahlström
You might think that the way your store your data isn't really that important. Well it's more important than you think it is. A good database design just like good clean code is the key to performance, not only for the end user but also for you the developer. A poor database model just like poorly written code will slow you down and furthermore it will slow your database queries down which results in a slow application.
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Here's Jess Archer showing how you can recreate the GitHub UI with Tailwind.
Another impressive, feature rich release by the Tailwind team. Here's a rundown of all the new features.
The people at IconMap fetched the Tranco top 100,000 websites and analyzed their favicons
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A pretty interesting read by Kent on how he rebuilt his own site from scratch. Kent is mostly JavaScript focused, so it's good to get a perspective on which technolgies and solutions you choose with such a background.
The website certainly looks very good!
Read more [kentcdodds.com]
In this stream, Shruti Balasa show how powerful Tailwind is. She builds a simple dashboard layout in only a couple of minutes. If you want to learn more about Tailwind, consider buying a ticket for her online workshop at Full Stack Europe. You can get a 20% discount for Shruti's workshop by using…
Yet another nice video by Simon on cool things you can do with Tailwind.
Another amazing video by Simon!
Simon of the Tailwind Labs team, keeps creating cool videos. In this video he recreates the iOS notifications screen.
– stitcher.io - submitted by Brent
Brent shares a few thoughts on open source software design
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A couple of years ago, Ignition became the default error page in Laravel.
Ignition provided a vastly improved design over Whoops: it brought Laravel specific niceties (such as showing the routing, queries) and the ability to display and even run solutions (e.g. generating an app key).
At Spatie, we think we can improve the design of Ignition even more. Our initial plan was to release this new design in tandem with Laravel 9 as a big bang surprise release. We've changed our mind on this because we'd like to have feedback from the community.
In this blog post, I'd like to share our ideas and plans for Ignition.
An excellent post on the subject by Sarah Dayan.
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All models are wrong but simple models are more wrong than complex ones. Simple models are more appealing, easier to teach and spread and apply. Because of that, they can bring value faster, and they can cause harm faster.
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