What tips would you give to UI developers so they can stay active and avoid getting rusty?

Hi Marcy! Glad to see you here :) What are your thoughts on material design on web? As it was originally meant for touch interfaces, does it do justice to say.. People with low vision?

Hey Lea! Why does it take so long for new specs to get browser adoption? hint: grid-layouts

Awesome! thanks a bunch 🤗

Yeah.. though, what I am implying is that every time I transition the color, I have to write a new box-shadow rule instead of just a color change. (like this) .some-stuff__u { box-shadow : 8px 8px 8px 8px blue; } .some-stuff__u :hover { box-shadow : 8px 8px 8px 8px red; } Which, I think, is not logical.

Hey! no.. I haven't tried it. Though, I know it would work if I put the @font-face under a media query. But what I want to know is, would it actually avoid loading the font if I do it this way?

You've actually answered yourself here. It is something that comes with enough practice and patience. One thing tip I would share though is, Once you have formed basic the idea of how you'd execute the animation and created an outline on the basis of that idea, just try to view the animation from a third person's perspective. It often happens that you keep the duration of the animation too long and it happens cause you love your animation so it's okay for you to keep it long, that however might not be the case for the end user. You'd find yourself cutting down the animation duration in 90% of the cases by just trying to view the whole thing from another person's perspective.

I love how brutally simple yet impactful the design is. It's a really good inspiration for designers!

Wow! The Crop Top technique is amazing. You're a star! ^_^