#Codepen masterlist

[revooks]

Codepen posts

Todas las medias

Importante para Head

Ejemplo HTML5

Txutxes

Animación Básica

Flex Café

Añadiendo SVGs

Aceleraciones

Efecto Hover con Transición

Video y Audio HTML5

Añadir Video HTML Fijo

Añadir Video HTML en una Sección

Añadir Video HTML Centrado y Ocupando toda la Pantalla

Figuras

Más formas

Ejercicio Tabla Motera (Lunes)

Ejercicio Tabla Motera (Jueves)

Ejercicio Letra A

Ejercicio Collaborate (Martes)

Ejercicio Práctica Amarilla

Ejercicio Simply.

Ejercicio Luna

Ejercicio Bootstrap desde 0 (Martes)

Ejercicio Bootstrap desde 0 (Miércoles)

Ejercicio Bootstrap desde 0 (Jueves)

Ejercicio Bootstrap desde 0 (Viernes)

Tagged Codepen

[alicedemettrie]

a masterlist for web resources for you to use! includes a bit of this and that, categorized in appropriate genres & updating whenever i find more stuff.

graphics category may include flashing content!

graphics;

Bonnibel’s Graphic Collection

Gifcities

88x31 buttons (1 + 2)

Glitter Graphics

90′s Tiled Backgrounds

Infini-D Resource Page

Upscaled Hypnospace Backgrounds

Sierra Death Generator

88x31 Button Maker

Backgrounds Archive

Blinkie Makers

ezGIF

Gifcam

Web Badges World

learning & page editing;

W3Schools

A Beginner’s Guide to HTML and CSS

What is the web?

Lilac Lynx’s Responsive Web Guide

Word to HTML

CodePen

Construct your CSS

Leon Arnott’s CSS for animated text

Neocities

Notepad++

[cerberus-writes]

What's the best way in creating your own twine UI? If you're an absolute beginner at it? You always have such nice designs and I was wondering how you go about creating them.

hello! i feel like i've answered similar question about this before, though i'm not quite sure how to answer this specific one -- there's no best way per se in creating a twine UI, in that i can't exactly name a program to be like 'oh, this one does x or y for you', but my general advice is to start by familiarising yourself with html and css in general if you're a complete beginner in that aspect and want to create a whole twine ui on your own.

that being said, it can be a daunting task and have a fairly steep learning curve, so my general recommendation is to take a poke around existing twine templates that exist, or just play around with the default one.

on a design front though, i just trawl through pinterest looking at pretty colour schemes and web design trends ( don't quote me on that, i'm in no way a web designer ) and kind of use that as inspiration for what i want the ui to look like. sometimes i'll do a little sketch on whatever paper i have lying around my desk, just to say 'okay, there's going to be a little menu button floating up the top, and i think i want the profile to have three boxes like so,' so on and so forth. and then i just jump into codepen or jsfiddle and start writing it out!

i probably have some stuff floating around my coding tag, but otherwise there's also this post where i breakdown how snakeroot's current ui is coded, and nyehilismwriting's twine coding masterlist, which is super handy.