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Beer CSS – Build material design in record time
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Re: Beer CSS – Build material design in record time
#12For a UI framework landing page, this looks impressively bad on mobile. Big Arial at random sizes. No margins, no grid, component examples scattered all over the screen.
Welcome to the future! We better get used to it.
Re: Beer CSS – Build material design in record time
#13Why is there so much empty space under the yellow header?
Because they were more focused on the stills than the movie.
IOW, a screenshot when you scroll it to the "right" spot looks clean and balanced. Personally, I think it's a bad UX decision, but also easy to scroll past once you know.
Re: Beer CSS – Build material design in record time
#14I thought I'm the hardest to impress gremlin out there, but despite what the comments here look like, this is the best looking and practical MD3 CSS I've seen to the time. Not fond of promoting ethanol consumption though.
Re: Beer CSS – Build material design in record time
#15For a UI framework landing page, this looks impressively bad on mobile. Big Arial at random sizes. No margins, no grid, component examples scattered all over the screen.
Welcome to the future! We better get used to it.
Are you being a troll, or is there a trend afoot to ignore mobile rendering?
Re: Beer CSS – Build material design in record time
#16Beer CSS is great. I've used it for multiple simple projects and it provides a great DX with the clean html code and the many snippets on the official website. The only downside is that LLMs are quite bad at working with it from my experience, maybe it's just too simple for them..
I guess it needs a skill.md file to help the LLM navigate the patterns and conventions.
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#17I like the name more than Tailwinds
Re: Beer CSS – Build material design in record time
#18Earlier quoted context omitted.
Welcome to the future! We better get used to it.
Are you being a troll, or is there a trend afoot to ignore mobile rendering?
The trend is people releasing barely conceived software and products written by language models, backed by equally thoughtless marketing materials written by language models.
Re: Beer CSS – Build material design in record time
#19Earlier quoted context omitted.
Welcome to the future! We better get used to it.
Are you being a troll, or is there a trend afoot to ignore mobile rendering?
It is a shallow trend to ignore or on-purpose worsen mobile experience and force users to mobile apps instead of using the browser version.
Though I'm not sure if this can be applied in this specific case.
Re: Beer CSS – Build material design in record time
#20For a UI framework landing page, this looks impressively bad on mobile. Big Arial at random sizes. No margins, no grid, component examples scattered all over the screen.
This was my first impression as well. The layout options just didn’t work on mobile