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Colors in CSS 
We can express colors in any of the following 3 formats :
1️⃣rgb ( 255, 0, 0 )
2️⃣#ff0000
3️⃣hsl (9, 100%, 64%)
1️⃣rgb ( 255, 0, 0 )
2️⃣#ff0000
3️⃣hsl (9, 100%, 64%)
1️⃣ rgb ( 0, 0, 0 ) --> represents amount of Red , Green, Blue
Each color ranges from 0 to 255
Eg : rgb (255 , 0 , 0) --> displays only red color other two colors
are not displayed
Each color ranges from 0 to 255
Eg : rgb (255 , 0 , 0) --> displays only red color other two colors
are not displayed
These GitHub shortcuts have saved hours of manual work and poking around interfaces to find the information I need.
Furthermore, they help me write better issues and pull requests, with more info, in less time.
GitHub tips and tricks, a thread 🧵
Furthermore, they help me write better issues and pull requests, with more info, in less time.
GitHub tips and tricks, a thread 🧵
⭐ Finding files
Pressing "t" within a repository will open a file finder that filters files as you type.
This file-finder is a "fuzzy finder, " meaning you don't necessarily have to know the exact name of the file you want to find.
Pressing "t" within a repository will open a file finder that filters files as you type.
This file-finder is a "fuzzy finder, " meaning you don't necessarily have to know the exact name of the file you want to find.
⭐ Displaying keyboard keys
Wrapping text into <kbd> tags will display text as "keys" in issues, pull-requests, and markdown files within GitHub.
To tell someone they should press the key A, for example, you could write <kbd>A</kbd>.
Wrapping text into <kbd> tags will display text as "keys" in issues, pull-requests, and markdown files within GitHub.
To tell someone they should press the key A, for example, you could write <kbd>A</kbd>.
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I have made a lot of custom #UI components for @SkivvrNoCode. In a #NoCode app #UX is very important, and I am paying a lot of attention to interactions.
What should you remember when building your custom controls? As an example, I would use an input control from Skivvr 🧵⬇️
I have made a lot of custom #UI components for @SkivvrNoCode. In a #NoCode app #UX is very important, and I am paying a lot of attention to interactions.
What should you remember when building your custom controls? As an example, I would use an input control from Skivvr 🧵⬇️
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TL;DR:
👉 Different input states
👉 Labels, placeholders, and tooltips
👉 Keyboard interactions
👉 Mouse interactions
👉 Smart behaviours
👉 Autocomplete
👉 Tab order
⬇️
TL;DR:
👉 Different input states
👉 Labels, placeholders, and tooltips
👉 Keyboard interactions
👉 Mouse interactions
👉 Smart behaviours
👉 Autocomplete
👉 Tab order
⬇️
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👉 Hover, Active, Disabled states: how the input will look, when the user interacts with it, or when it's disabled. Defining a style for an Active state is especially important to highlight a focused input.
👉 Hover, Active, Disabled states: how the input will look, when the user interacts with it, or when it's disabled. Defining a style for an Active state is especially important to highlight a focused input.
If you think Buffett's slides lack design, have you seen Berkshire Hathaway's homepage? berkshirehathaway.com
Not sure what's the best part of this:
• Postal address at the top
• GEICO ad at the bottom
• Suggestion to write to them by mail with comments on the website, although “we are unable to provide a direct response”
• Postal address at the top
• GEICO ad at the bottom
• Suggestion to write to them by mail with comments on the website, although “we are unable to provide a direct response”
Actual answer: random capitalization in “If you have any comments about our WEB page…”
Crash Course #2: 🖥 sRGB or P3? What even are they? Let’s talk about Colour Profiles and Colour Management 👇
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To talk about colour profiles, first, we need to touch on colour space.
You may have seen these intense charts before.
These graphs depict the visible colour spectrum that humans can see
To talk about colour profiles, first, we need to touch on colour space.
You may have seen these intense charts before.
These graphs depict the visible colour spectrum that humans can see
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A colour profile describes the range (gamut) of colour that can be shown.
sRGB covers colours you're used to seeing on the web and on computer screens in general.
A colour profile describes the range (gamut) of colour that can be shown.
sRGB covers colours you're used to seeing on the web and on computer screens in general.
