A CSS framework to recreate Windows 7 GUI
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Re: A CSS framework to recreate Windows 7 GUI
#2I'm beginning to have the feeling Windows 7 is the last Microsoft OS I'll ever feel good about installing.
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#3Anyone have an example of this running somewhere?
Re: A CSS framework to recreate Windows 7 GUI
#4Anyone have an example of this running somewhere?
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#5Ha! What a delightful little project. Thanks for sharing. I can think of all kinds of fun stuff you could do with this.
Reminds me of that fake windows update prank. We used to put it on people's screen and maximize it if they forgot to lock their pc.
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#7Re: A CSS framework to recreate Windows 7 GUI
#8I’m sorry but this is not the 7 GUI. These all look like straight linear gradients with no breakpoints in how harsh they appear in this library.
To the creator I’d suggest using photoshop or Figma to relocate the design elements, then translate the breakpoints to CSS to make the components more realistic.
Great start though!
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#9It's a shame the glass effect isn't able to properly blur the background like native Windows glass does, the legibility is very bad without the blur to eliminate high-frequency detail in the background.
Re: A CSS framework to recreate Windows 7 GUI
#10I’m sorry but this is not the 7 GUI. These all look like straight linear gradients with no breakpoints in how harsh they appear in this library. To the creator I’d suggest using photoshop or Figma to relocate the design elements, then translate the breakpoints to CSS to make the components more realistic. Great start though!
Agree, it still looks stiff and far from the 7 GUI. Would you care to elaborate more on the breakpoints you talk about, or is there any good resource I could take to learn more?
Thanks.