Show HN: Cs16.css – CSS library based on Counter Strike 1.6 UI
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#2NOSTALGIA!
Awesome job!
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#3Why you didn't use progress or meter for progress bar?
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#4Just looking at this makes me feel like a noob.
I tried installing CS 1.6 20 years after launch roughly and it was pointless trying to compete.
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#5Awesome
Though I am not a gamer I have seen my son playing different games, I loved it not because it belonged to a certain game but because it is clean and different.
Are there any other unique CSS libs that could be used on pages?
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#6I was watching my son play Half Life 2 recently and it occurred to me how much more real or immersive it seemed when the menus and such had this style and they look like actual computer system UI. Dated maybe, but they feel industrial and real.... and easy to use all in one.
Meanwhile many games have hyper stylized menus with flowery wingdings all over them and makes it unrealistic / a horrible experience / chore.
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#7Awesome Though I am not a gamer I have seen my son playing different games, I loved it not because it belonged to a certain game but because it is clean and different. Are there any other unique CSS libs that could be used on pages?
https://github.com/matt-auckland/retro-css Some fun ones on here!
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#8This is awesome!
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#9Not gonna lie, I expected bleep bloop sound effects when clicking buttons
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#10What are the best lightweight CSS UI libraries containing widgets like tabs, trees, etc.? I don't have webdev experience (only GTK, etc.), but I need to write a web dashboard. I tried looking around but the only alternatives seem to be either bloated JS frameworks or abandoned experiments.