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Derek Briggs on X: "Here’s a strategy I use for more natural looking shadows: Adjust your shadow stack sizes to account for a negative spread that’s 1/2 the amount of the Y. To make it even easier, I use a matching Y and Blur for each shadow layer and then set every layer to the same color/opacity. https://t.co/jrYWkr42Bh" / X
Derek Briggs on X: "Here’s a strategy I use for more natural looking shadows: Adjust your shadow stack sizes to account for a negative spread that’s 1/2 the amount of the Y. To make it even easier, I use a matching Y and Blur for each shadow layer and then set every layer to the same color/opacity. https://t.co/jrYWkr42Bh" / X
#shadows#css#best practices#figma
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Derek Briggs on X: "Here’s a strategy I use for more natural looking shadows: Adjust your shadow stack sizes to account for a negative spread that’s 1/2 the amount of the Y. To make it even easier, I use a matching Y and Blur for each shadow layer and then set every layer to the same color/opacity. https://t.co/jrYWkr42Bh" / X
Artur Bień on Twitter
Artur Bień on Twitter
Realistic glass backdrop 🤯In reality we see glass objects reflecting light even before they are placed directly between our eyes and the light source.CSS backdrops, however, blur only intersecting objects. But I've found a solution to that!Here's a demo on @linear website pic.twitter.com/2Lqp2GVAer— Artur Bień (@artur_bien) September 27, 2023
#design#craftsmanship#css#frontend#dev#blur#best practices
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Artur Bień on Twitter