Lou CreemersMe, a backend dev: Let's try out some regular CSS!
My webpage 5 minutes later:
dubiago 
Mike Johnston@lovelacecoding
Not bad. I would have also ended up with Pikachu's left arm overlapping his right arm and hovering over its tail causes every to shake violently...
P r o g r e s s
Not bad. I would have also ended up with Pikachu's left arm overlapping his right arm and hovering over its tail causes every to shake violently...
P r o g r e s s
@ThaMunsta hahahaha I would love to see that Pikachu plushie
@lovelacecoding
"Bad CSS plushies" should absolutely be a thing let's start a company lol
"Bad CSS plushies" should absolutely be a thing let's start a company lol
Josh Caluette@lovelacecoding I completely understand. 😂
@josh It's very relatable to many developers 😂
HRH ginsterbusch@lovelacecoding
and all the graphic, web and frontend designers near you be like: Srsly? ya need help wid dad? 😱😁🤣
and all the graphic, web and frontend designers near you be like: Srsly? ya need help wid dad? 😱😁🤣
@ginsterbusch I know a frontend developer that's so good at CSS that he can build good looking pages without ever opening the browser. It's insane.
@lovelacecoding Its rather easy if you stick to a specific framework or rule set.
But "cheating" with eg. Bootstrap or Bulma helps a lot :D
Alex@lovelacecoding this is genuinely terrifying 😅
Stacy Cash@lovelacecoding it took me just a second longer than it should have to see this 😂🤣
Darius Kruythoff@lovelacecoding Any truth to this?