Profile (CSS3/HTML5)

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1. Pro Patrick Rogan

   I just had to go all CSS3 on that. Of course, I kept my sanity by making it even more minimal. It looks better in 2x. Feel free to fork it.
   The creepy little monster was made by @Vlademareous

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   5 months ago

2. Daniel Paul

   Awesome! Thanks for the coded version :)

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   5 months ago

3. Pro Patrick Rogan

   @Daniel Paul Sure thing, mate. Can't wait to see what you do with it~

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   5 months ago

4. Pro Rovane Durso

   This looks great Patrick! Nice on the CSS3 as well:)

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   5 months ago

5. Pro Patrick Rogan

   Thanks @Rovane, couldn't have done it without you.

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   5 months ago

6. Pro Cole Townsend

   Incredible. I should work with CSS more.

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   5 months ago

7. Pro Patrick Rogan

   @Cole Townsend You should, it's loads of fun. I usually start designing things in browser, since the advent of CSS3

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   5 months ago

8. Pro Cole Townsend

   @Patrick Rogan Easy to be exact and improves your coding workflow because of the extra practice. Good idea!

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   5 months ago

9. Pro Stanislav Hristov

   Nice work! :)

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   5 months ago

10. Mini Profile (CSS/HTML) Inspired by @Patrick Rogan, I decided to translate some of my designs to CSS. Here is my profile design translated to CSS. Forkit

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    Mini Profile (CSS/HTML)

    by Cole Townsend

    Inspired by @Patrick Rogan, I decided to translate some of my designs to CSS. Here is my profile design translated to CSS.

    Forkit

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    4 months ago

11. Linda Gavin

    cute

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    4 months ago

12. Pro Patrick Rogan

    Why thank you, @Linda!

    4 months ago