Well the trailer got released early after it got leaked. So, initial thoughts?
I think we all knew it wasn’t going to be a 2024 release, but actually seeing 2025 sucks. But with Rockstar’s track record, it’ll probably be a 2026 release.
I’d like a same command in the chat box that would be used like so:
/same RastaLulz
And it would print:
RastaLulz got samed!
The printout could be:
RastaLulz got samed by Markshall!
…but this command will only be available to Markshall, as such, there is no requirement for this specification.
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My issue is that I maintain a few websites that are all built on WordPress (I know...), which for the most part is good at what it does. The servers are EC2 instances on AWS and the database is an RDS...
It’d be an understatement to say that coronavirus has affected all of us in some way or another, but I’m genuinely curious to find out who has been affected in what way(s). Whether it be financially, mentally, losing your job/loved ones to the virus or just about anything.
Personally, I’ve been...
This may seem really similar to the macOS Big Sur Mail App Icon I did 2 weeks ago, but the detailing on this one is far greater.
I wanted to replicate this Instagram post as best as I could, and I don't think I did too bad of a job.
View on Codepen
Final outcome:
Another addition to my 'dribbble mockups'.
This time it's the Apple Music Dark Mode designed by Charles Patterson, which can be found at this link: https://dribbble.com/shots/12389575-Apple-Music-Dark-Theme
This was a pretty tricky one mainly due to the CSS 'frosted glass' effect required on a...
Another dribbble mockup, this time based on this macOS Big Sur Mail App Icon by Angela Salud Chua
My reason behind doing this one was the challenging box-shadows/gradients required to get the effects right
I don't think the result is massively far off the original design so I'm happy with the...
Another dribbble mockup, this time based on this Forbes Leaderboard by Ennio Dybeli
My main reasoning behind wanting to do this one was because, obviously it looks nice, but also because I wanted to take on the multiple gradients in the header.
One gradient for the left-right blue colours, and...
Everyone is familiar with the usual effect of adding a barely visible shadow to images with an almost-transparent background, but I found a post on Instagram and decided to try to replicate it in CSS
It uses CSS variables to dynamically size the element and it's shadow and an ::after element to...
Another mockup I've been working on for the past hour or so; not as extensive as the iOS 14 widgets I did last week but it was just for fun.
I saw a bunch of components from a shot on dribbble.com and liked the calendar, so I decided to code it up. I may go through and do the rest as days go...
There's been a lot of speculation going around about the concept of widgets on the homescreen for the upcoming iOS 14. Many of these speculations have made it to mock-ups being created by people, but the one I've took a liking to is this...
I saw a post on Codepen and wanted to see if I could replicate the famous toggle-sliders we're all familiar with that use cleverly-styled checkboxes, instead of using range sliders like Marcus suggests for UI purposes.
TL;DR of the Codepen post: author wants to be able to actually drag the...
It's been a while as I've been mad busy at work, but I saw a Dribbble design I liked and wanted to replicate it.
Tried doing it without JavaScript as well.
The design was this:
My result was this: (less smooth but it works)
https://codepen.io/Markshall/pen/rPzELR
HTML:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html...
I think it's safe to say that by now, we've all seen the 'floating action button' effect. Correct me if I'm wrong, but it was popularised by Google with the Material design language.
Well, if you've not seen it, it's a button that floats (usually at the bottom right of a document), and when...
I saw a neat little illustration on Dribbble and wanted to code it up in CSS form. This is my result... would be a lot smoother if I spent more time on it but I knocked it up in about 10 minutes so it's only a quick one.
I've always wanted to do an illustration>CSS mock up but never found one...
I needed a nonce-generating script for a project I'm working on at work and this is what I ended up with.
Feel free to use.
https://github.com/Markshall/Noncify
<?php
/**
* @name Noncify
* @author Mark Eriksson (https://markwrites.codes)
* @link https://github.com/Markshall/Noncify...
Much like my other post, I saw another nice effect I saw on a website a while ago that I wanted to replicate.
I've not focused much on the styling of it (there's some basic styling but it still looks ugly), but more on the functionality. No JavaScript is involved as it uses a checkbox to...
I saw a nice effect on a website yesterday and wanted to replicate it, where a coloured bar flashes across the name of the website.
Because by default, H1 tags are block-level elements so they span the full width of it's parent container, which in this case would be 960px, so the bar would run...
An old effect that seems to be crawling it's way back into websites lately is the ribbon-flag effect.
I saw a post on Dribbble and liked the look of them, plus it gave me the opportunity to put clip-path to use as I've never used it before, so this is the result...
Been very bored at work since I finished my previous project so knocked up a few form components based on the Google Material design language.
I know there are plenty of these about but I’ve never styled checkboxes/radio buttons.. so fancied giving it a go.
Use as you wish...