Visual game to learn Flexbox
preview.webflow.com
Visual game to learn Flexbox
1–10 of 18 posts
Re: Visual game to learn Flexbox
#2I prefer http://flexboxfroggy.com/
Re: Visual game to learn Flexbox
#3I prefer http://flexboxfroggy.com/
Hey Kev, we actually worked with Tom Park (the creator of Flexbox Froggy) to apply the same exact concept to a more visual paradigm - so they're meant to serve the same purpose, but the visual version is meant to be more approachable to people who don't have as much experience with raw CSS. I hope that makes sense.
Re: Visual game to learn Flexbox
#4This is great! I enjoyed flexboxfroggy.com, but this seems to go into a bit more depth in terms of the number of flexbox properties being shown off. It takes a bit to work out what the actual css being used is, but it's otherwise a great way to play and learn what flexbox can do.
Re: Visual game to learn Flexbox
#5I don't normally use these kind of things, but this one was really well done. Nice work! I actually completed it.
Re: Visual game to learn Flexbox
#6Also, http://www.flexboxdefense.com/ is more like an actual game.
It did get me to check out webflow though, which I'm guessing was part of the goal.
Re: Visual game to learn Flexbox
#7Also, http://www.flexboxdefense.com/ is more like an actual game. It did get me to check out webflow though, which I'm guessing was part of the goal.
Haha yeah. Seems to be a pretty effective technique!
Re: Visual game to learn Flexbox
#8Very cool, though I'd love to have an option to reset if possible
Re: Visual game to learn Flexbox
#9I love the tool itself... have you guys thought about some way to integrate it into Chrome or FF as a development / debugging tool?
Re: Visual game to learn Flexbox
#10I love the tool itself... have you guys thought about some way to integrate it into Chrome or FF as a development / debugging tool?
We've been advocating moving our visual implementation (or something similar) to dev tools in both FF and Chrome. Here are some before/after examples to show you how a more abstract input method can really speed up development: http://things-that-web-inspectors-should-have.webflow.io/