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Welcome to the public personal＆professional “development” journal of B.F. Griffith, where you can peruse assorted reverse-chronological sporadic reflections documenting his progress over time as a practitioner of web-development＋software-engineering as well as a variety of other creative disciplines, hobbies, or significant “milestone” achievements he happens to feel especially passionate about or motivated to occasionally commemorate!
Week Six ➙ Iron Yard Tutorial Journal
12 Jun 2015A little simple stying goes a long way…
- In addition to a pleasing layout replete with golden-ratios, neatly gridded columns, fancy carousels, or similar design features — even relatively simple styles can have a positive impact on user-experience. Indeed, when it comes to buttons, or images that are clickable as functional links (or are otherwise part of the UI), a few basic styles can really make the elements on a page much more dynamic and responsive. For example, consider adding pseudoelements using
::beforeor::after - also, playing around with
box-shadow:,transition: all .2s ease-in-out;, ortransform: scale(X);can really create some great effects very simplydashedoutlines or borders can also be used to great effect when combined with some of these other techniques
- However, for more advanced funtionality and user-experience, one can wire up some jQuery with CSS animations tied to click events or other interactions.