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LOL at the button after the submission form. I submitted https://simonsarris.com because of my ridiculous background (a town that builds with CSS animations, and birds that appear to have no set path done with pure CSS). The logic behind the little birds: they are DIVs with CSS animated on a cubic path up-and-down, while their ::after is getting animated on a different cubic path left-to-right. The result of 2 separa…
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Care to share your company then? Or your products/website that I can take a look at?
Company is ReadMe.com :) Here's our handbook with the values: https://readme.com/handbook
Tell your designers for me to bank on that visual language and stay away from "corporate clip-art". It's funny to me how even start-ups (who claim "personal touch" as an edge in their service) utilize the blandness of Alegria.
LOL at the button after the submission form. I submitted https://simonsarris.com because of my ridiculous background (a town that builds with CSS animations, and birds that appear to have no set path done with pure CSS). The logic behind the little birds: they are DIVs with CSS animated on a cubic path up-and-down, while their ::after is getting animated on a different cubic path left-to-right. The result of 2 separa…
I love this, I also miss the more fun side of the internet that seems to be dwindling. The best whimsical site I've seen in a while is https://hannahblair.co.uk/ , she made a whole Windows 95 Desktop remake as her personal site, including some remakes of some classic software, it's really amazing!
You just reminded me of https://poolside.fm/
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Company is ReadMe.com :) Here's our handbook with the values: https://readme.com/handbook
Nice! I see the whimsical part indeed. I like the owl character (especially its prevalence in https://blog.readme.com/ )! Has way more personality than [Alegria]( https://eyeondesign.aiga.org/dont-worry-these-gangley-armed-... ). Tell your designers for me to bank on that visual language and stay away from "corporate clip-art". It's funny to me how even start-ups (who claim "personal touch" as an edge in their servic…