I’ve created an HTML template for a simple personal website for a designer or developer with minimalistic, content-oriented design. This is the first public template created using Muilessium.
This is the test version of the starter kit for HTML templates. It includes Gulp and Webpack configuration files, Pug templates, PostCSS, ES6+, some polyfills, plugins and a number of utilities for the fast start.
Looking for a step-to-step tutorial without mathematics?
Check out my article about WebGL shaders with examples adapted especially for UI developers (in Russian)!
Here is another amazing spinner. It has been showcased at uplabs.com. This spinner works correctly only in Google Chrome because SVG filters have different behaviors in modern browsers.
I’ve written an article (in Russian) about thinking, about obvious things and the labor productivity in a small web-design studio.
This is a simple spinner with interesting effects. It can be used as full-page loading indicator.
I’m still experimenting with SVG filters. I’ve created a share button with nice animations and “gooey” effect.
I’ve written an article on habrahabr.ru about the creation of images in CSS. This is a little story about the CSS Quests and Daily CSS Images challenges.
Previously I thought that the creation of gooey elements is a kind of magic… I’ve created a simple gooey menu with six additional buttons and now I can say - it’s not a magic.
I was inspired by a little demo created by Sergey Valiukh for the Tubik Studio and I’ve created this pen. This is the sunny menu for a restaurant with nice animations in pure CSS. The menu has been featured in freefrontend.com catalogue.
I’ve written an article on habrahabr.ru about Vuex, a tool for centralized state management for Vue.js.
Simple UI framework. RSCSS, REM-based sizes, fluid typography and other nice ideas. This website is powered by it.