Show HN: Logos in Pure CSS
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Show HN: Logos in Pure CSS
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Re: Show HN: Logos in Pure CSS
#2Oh my God, this is amazing. I envy people like you Brian, this is insanely clever. I wish I were as masterful with CSS to even think of being able to do what you've done here. Would love to know what the process was like, did you have the shapes and positions in mind and knew what you wanted to add to what, or was it more trial and error?
Re: Show HN: Logos in Pure CSS
#3You have a lot of talent Brian. You should crack that out every time you have a job interview.
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#4Remaking images in CSS only is not a new experiment (and is often frowned upon) but this implementation adds 2 interesting features: hovering an element reveals all the sub-elements it's made of, and hovering a block superimposes both the image and its pure css implementation.
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#5What's wrong with SVG? Use the right tool for the job.
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#6I wish there was an easy way to pay for a CSS version of a logo.
Could OP turn his skills into a business?
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#7What's wrong with SVG? Use the right tool for the job.
I was under the impression that SVGs could contain javascript and pose possible XSS or code execution risks.
Granted, probably not a very high risk if you're using files you, yourself, trust.
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#8This is great. Mostly the creativity to come up with those shapes. sometimes limitations can give you a different perspective to designing.
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#9Re: Show HN: Logos in Pure CSS
#10What's wrong with SVG? Use the right tool for the job.
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