Reminds me of earlier visual CSS tools; the output code was always the problem. Curious if this iteration solves that.
Ambient CSS v3 – Blender meets CSS
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Re: Ambient CSS v3 – Blender meets CSS
#82Blender for CSS? The mental image alone is wild. If it simplifies complex layouts, I'm all for it.
Re: Ambient CSS v3 – Blender meets CSS
#83I really dislike how the dribbble/envato style somehow escaped containment into Claude and now I’m seeing it everywhere mixed with mediocre design layouts. I think to myself that maybe stuff like this will help counteract that but then I see it in use with 12px typography (the kubernetes 3D dashboard thing) and I recoil in horror. Please consider this a PSA: Claude doesn’t understand UX or good design principles out…
UI greebling [0] is something I'm not looking forward to. People always miss out the fact that older information-dense UIs were... information dense. We get this weird simulacrum of information density where the LLM has slapped on "every pod has a machine", a made-up PDU for pods with a watt rating somehow, and random status labels EVERYWHERE. All it's missing is the green circle "LIVE" label that every claude app se…
Wow, greebling is a good metaphor for it that I never would have thought of.
> "every pod has a machine"
Everything you mentioned is annoying, but I think this one is the worst. I don't know why it loves slapping on meaningless info blurbs like that. I guess it carries over from training on test/demo programs where the functionality is clearly spelled out, but on a production UI it looks so bad.
Re: Ambient CSS v3 – Blender meets CSS
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Re: Ambient CSS v3 – Blender meets CSS
#85I really dislike how the dribbble/envato style somehow escaped containment into Claude and now I’m seeing it everywhere mixed with mediocre design layouts. I think to myself that maybe stuff like this will help counteract that but then I see it in use with 12px typography (the kubernetes 3D dashboard thing) and I recoil in horror. Please consider this a PSA: Claude doesn’t understand UX or good design principles out…
UI greebling [0] is something I'm not looking forward to. People always miss out the fact that older information-dense UIs were... information dense. We get this weird simulacrum of information density where the LLM has slapped on "every pod has a machine", a made-up PDU for pods with a watt rating somehow, and random status labels EVERYWHERE. All it's missing is the green circle "LIVE" label that every claude app se…
I had no idea “eyebrows” was a term until I started using Claude to generate designs. That model is eyebrow crazy, every section of the output has them.
Even comprehensive design skills like impeccable miss filtering them out (it only detects “eyebrow chips” and not the prolific barrage of basic eyebrows.)
Re: Ambient CSS v3 – Blender meets CSS
#86Nitpick, but that font really needs a slashed zero.
Re: Ambient CSS v3 – Blender meets CSS
#87can we remove the Blender part of the title? it's totally misleading to say the least. if anything a more accurate word would be PBR or something
Re: Ambient CSS v3 – Blender meets CSS
#88I'm going to try using this for enhancing my UI on http://typestax.com
Typestax is where you can pick and choose different typefaces and adjust it, preview them in a website and blog format, and also export your tokens in different formats.
Re: Ambient CSS v3 – Blender meets CSS
#89I had tried (and failed) to do something similar. https://analogui.com/
This is fantastic. Why do you say failed? Fellow 'skeuomorphist' here. (typestax.com)
Re: Ambient CSS v3 – Blender meets CSS
#90I'm going to try using this for enhancing my UI on http://typestax.com Typestax is where you can pick and choose different typefaces and adjust it, preview them in a website and blog format, and also export your tokens in different formats.
that's a beautiful ui