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CHARACTER SHEET - parchment/medieval style profile page for neocities/nekoweb

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[divinector]

Word Counter Widget

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Web Design Trends Shaping 2025

The evolution of web design in 2025 is explored, highlighting the trends that are shaping the digital landscape and influencing user experiences. Key themes like immersive 3D, holographic elements, and interactive design are analyzed to inspire creativity and provide valuable insights for web designers.

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Clear Purpose and Goals: Define the primary objective of the website. Ensure that every element on the site supports this goal.

User-Friendly Design: Prioritize intuitive navigation and clean layout. Make sure the design is accessible and easy to use for all users.

Responsive and Mobile-First Design: Ensure the website works well on all screen sizes. Start with mobile design as more users access websites on mobile devices.

5 Important ways to develop responsive website

Fast Load Time and Performance

Optimize images and code for faster loading.

Use caching, a good hosting provider, and efficient coding practices.

Strong SEO and Content Strategy

Use relevant keywords, proper headings, and metadata.

Create valuable, high-quality content that helps your audience and ranks well on search engines.

[kumakechi]

i need to learn 3d modelling so that more than anything my power to mod persona 4 golden can grow

[hexenmond]

build-a-divider tool v1.0 is ONLINE!

Yes yes yes! I'm really happy with it so far! Since my lovely svg images don't work on AO3 (as yet), I added an option for gradients. Also nice!

So folks, there it is, you can go give your fanfiction some lovely dividers without having to learn a thing about CSS. Just play around a bit and copypaste the resulting code.

🌟 Have Fun! 🌟

(If you've missed what this is about: how to make pretty AND accessible dividers in my AO3 formatting manual)

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Mastering OSINT: The Power of Open-Source Intelligence

Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) is the art of gathering publicly available information from various online sources. Whether for cybersecurity, investigations, or research, OSINT provides valuable insights. In this blog, we’ll explore key OSINT techniques, tools, and best practices. 1. Sock Puppets: Creating an Anonymous Identity A sock puppet is a fake online identity used to gather…

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CSS Gradient Text Generator is a CSS code generation tool that helps developers and designers create visually appealing colorful gradient text effects. It allows you to apply gradient colors to text elements effortlessly.

[jcmarchi]

Combining forces, GSAP & Webflow!

New Post has been published on https://thedigitalinsider.com/combining-forces-gsap-webflow/

Combining forces, GSAP & Webflow!

Change can certainly be scary whenever a beloved, independent software library becomes a part of a larger organization. I’m feeling a bit more excitement than concern this time around, though.

If you haven’t heard, GSAP (GreenSock Animation Platform) is teaming up with the visual website builder, Webflow. This mutually beneficial advancement not only brings GSAP’s powerful animation capabilities to Webflow’s graphical user interface but also provides the GSAP team the resources necessary to take development to the next level.

GSAP has been independent software for nearly 15 years (since the Flash and ActionScript days!) primarily supported by Club GSAP memberships, their paid tiers which offer even more tools and plugins to enhance GSAP further. GSAP is currently used on more than 12 million websites.

I chatted with Cassie Evans — GSAP’s Lead Bestower of Animation Superpowers and CSS-Tricks contributor — who confidently expressed that GSAP will remain available for the wider web.

It’s a big change, but we think it’s going to be a good one – more resources for the core library, more people maintaining the GSAP codebase, money for events and merch and community support, a VISUAL GUI in the pipeline.

The Webflow community has cause for celebration as well, as direct integration with GSAP has been a wishlist item for a while.

The webflow community is so lovely and creative and supportive and friendly too. It’s a good fit.

I’m so happy for Jack, Cassie, and Rodrigo, as well as super excited to see what happens next. If you don’t want to take my word for it, check out what Brody has to say about it.

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[revooks]

Color Blender

Supply two color values in either hex, short hex, RGB percentages, or RGB decimals and get as many as ten colors shades between the two you supplied. Great for finding a color halfway between two shades you like, or mixing two colors together in various proportions.

by Eric A. Meyer

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securitysoft98 - html widget for your neocities/nekoweb/carrd or whateva page!!

FEATURES:

functional buttons

animated and dynamic

editable

smol and cute yea

add it to the margins of your webpage today!~

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[nekofantasia]

Hours after my shift and I still got no clue what I'm doing

[lensdeer]

As someone who made her own theme, I personally think Tumblr's scuffed ass rollout of NPF is one of the main things that murdered the custom themes scene.

Nowadays the documentation is outdated, inconsistent, and split between the "actual" theme documentation and the NPF spec. Even the simplest theme templates are too bloated and hard to understand for newcomers.

Like, the old post formatting had a TON of flaws and I'm glad we got the new system, but pre-NPF it was feasible for someone with literally no HTML/CSS/JS knowledge to edit their blog's theme with the documentation and some googling. Now you have to either make your own post rendering pipeline from near scratch or accept your theme will be half-incompatible with most posts made after 2018.

Like, don't get me wrong, I really like NPF! It's by far the best extant social media post format (rip chost)! but as it is atm the entry barrier is too high for most users to even try dealing with it.

i think we should have a custom blog theme renaissance