Using CSS3 to style stuff more and more lately. This screenshot uses no images (aside from being a screenshot itself, of course).
This is a data table for a translation app I'm designing for a freelance client. "# Strings" is the count of the number of translated phrases vs. total remaining.
The progress bars animate when the page loads, and the math is parsed by extracting values from the strings column.
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Nathan Smith
Using CSS3 to style stuff more and more lately. This screenshot uses no images (aside from being a screenshot itself, of course).
This is a data table for a translation app I'm designing for a freelance client. "# Strings" is the count of the number of translated phrases vs. total remaining.
The progress bars animate when the page loads, and the math is parsed by extracting values from the strings column.
over 1 year ago
Cool, dude.
over 1 year ago
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Chris J. Davis
Very nice, I have done the same thing on an older project. CSS3 ftw.
over 1 year ago
Awesome! Very slick indeed.
over 1 year ago
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Anton Peck
Why oh why do I now want to go experiment with this?
over 1 year ago
Nice - I find myself using CSS3 more and more too. Seems like clients are starting to embrace the future.
over 1 year ago
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oVan
I like it! Is there a reason the numbers are underlined? I guess the user can click on the platform name to see details?
over 1 year ago
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Nathan Smith
@oVan - The numbers are wrapped in [abbr] tags. Hovering shows the words "Done" and "Completed" respectfully.
over 1 year ago
Nathan, great job. Love the solution.
over 1 year ago