Soon: SQL queries now available in CSS! 🥳 😱😱

Everyone be like: FINALLY, I'm going to build my... yet-another-analytics tool

We've reached the point where a UI/UX tip is which prompt to use. Soon, math books will have chapters like: "Prompt for solving equations with derivatives"

UI/UX Tip ⚡ A handy trick to standardize icons is to place them inside rectangles with fixed dimensions. This method helps compensate for inconsistencies when icons are of different sizes. By putting them into containers, you make them appear uniformly sized.

ChatGPT Atlas or Google Chrome?

Why everyone is so obsessed with these mats? 🤔

How to animate Z-offset or depth value on scroll in Framer? Cube faces are 3D rotated. 🤔

Everything is a wrapper of a transistor, which is a wrapper over silicon.

If your users are going to make a mistake, make sure it's your fault, not theirs.

UI/UX Tip Instead of using generic text like "Type your reply" in placeholders, try being more specific. For instance, if you're replying to someone, include their name in the placeholder. This approach can be applied to many other situations as well.

My current level of 3D animations in Framer 😅

Well... that's another level of no-code animation. Author: framer.university/resources/3d-s…

UI/UX Tip 💡 For draggable handles, create an invisible area larger than the visible one, making it easier to interact with. This approach is especially important for mobile devices, where precise tapping can be challenging.

Look at that diamond! 💎

Apps that unlock the “Next” button only after I scroll through the Terms and Conditions really overestimate my reading habits. This UX simply doesn't work.

Youtube added hover effects on videos. Thoughts?