This book is from 1959. Do you recognize the title typeface?
The Jurassic Park title font, Neuland, was originally created in 1923. There are examples of it going back to the silent film era. It actually predates the venerable and ancient Times New Roman by several years! (Times New Roman was created by the London Times in 1931.)
CSS3 Animated Social Sharing Buttons Revisted
An update on a quick post I wrote a while back about some social sharing buttons I was working on. I just cleaned up that pen a bit — created examples for each sharing service, prefixed the CSS, added a new animation option — so a demo page to show them off seemed in order.
The biggest stumbling block I ran into was trying to implement a layout using justify-content: space-between with remainder elements in the last row. This is the best workaround I’ve seen: http://codepen.io/diana_aceves/pen/KVGNZg.
A good collection of rarely used or quirky programming snippets. My favorite so far: Add Css to Browser Console Log. Although I’m not sure why I would ever need it.
My internet browser heard us saying the word “Fry”
Just a few Futurama links I’ve run across or revisited lately:
An ink bleed transition effect, powered by CSS animations. I recently came across a couple of websites using ink bleeds as transition effects. A great example...
