CSS @property and the New Style

Re:CSS @property and the New Style by leptons on Wednesday September 04, 2024 @04:21PM (#41450323)

This is why I hired a designer who knows how to code HTML + CSS (but not much else). I can throw some un-styled elements on a page that are hooked up to the business logic, and the designer can style them however they want. We can iterate on polishing the UI later if needed.

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Re:CSS @property and the New Style by efields on Wednesday September 04, 2024 @04:29PM (#41450411)

This is the way. I still love to work like this.

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Re:CSS @property and the New Style by tracker1 on Tuesday September 10, 2024 @12:02PM (#41502221)

My experience has been a bit different. Mostly line of business or elearning apps the former rarely having a dedicated designer, so I've usually been the most experienced on that side. At this point, I'd prefer to just rely on a component library like mui and only minimally alter the CSS/JSS for a given component.

I understand that's really heavy handed for most websites, and even some web-apps.

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