One of the most powerful and underutilized CSS selectors is the general sibling combinator:
~. In the coming tutorials I will go over different ways to use~to create components that are not only visually appealing, but also functional and useful. This tutorial will cover form elements; radio, checkbox, and regular inputs.We’ll be learning a lot: modern CSS selectors, the
will-changeproperty, SVG’sstrokeproperties, input states, and plenty more!
Today we’re talking to Gabrielle Wee on her adventures on web development and web design! I hope you enjoy this show!
A couple of tutorials for direction-aware CSS-only hover effects.
Another long break since the last time I posted on this site. I did in fact finish up the models from my last blog post. Here’s a photo of the final product.
I wasn’t able to get as many elements into the level as I would have liked, but overall I’m pretty satisfied with how the atmosphere turned out. Maybe a little less fog next time.
Finally finished with the term! It was a harrowing eight weeks in which I had all-nighters at least once a week. I finally pulled through - my final was yesterday. Since then, I have had a total of at least twenty hours of sleep, if not more. Finally being able to catch up on my sleep has worked wonders.
In the game production class I took, we worked on modeling game level elements. Next term, we’ll be texturing and putting on the final touches for our models.
