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Namanyay Goel
Designer and front-end developer. Joined almost 11 years ago via an invitation from Allan G. Namanyay has invited Achal Varma, Willi Krappen, Jaleh Afshar, Hamish Macpherson, louie solomon
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- Show DN: I launched a blog which sums up technology news. (tldrte.ch)
- How we use gulp at MakeUseOf (symmetrycode.com)
- Icons and interfaces (medium.com)
- Which iPhone 5c Color Should I Buy? (namanyayg.com)
- Design like you'll post to Dribbble. (symmetrycode.com)
- The Windows 95 Commercial's animated logo, now with pure CSS and HTML (namanyayg.com)
- My personal workflow of designing sites in-browser (reddit.com)
- Webstiles - A simple template for in-browser web design prototyping (webstiles.namanyayg.com)
- How I improved as a JS developer (symmetrycode.com)
- 4 newsletters you must subscribe to, now (symmetrycode.com)
Posted to How a rebrand increased our revenue by 14x, in reply to Matthew Ström , Apr 17, 2018 Posted to How to Tell Compelling Product Stories, Jan 10, 2018 former Technial Director at
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Posted to Show DN: Simple, beautiful & ad-free social network., in reply to Tierney Cyren , Sep 21, 2014 Awesome, thank you very much!
Posted to Show DN: Simple, beautiful & ad-free social network., in reply to Tierney Cyren , Sep 20, 2014 One to mail [at] namanyayg.com, please :D
Posted to Design culture is a frozen shithole, in reply to Nice Shoes , Aug 04, 2014 Great passage, really makes me think how comfortable it is to design compared to what my friends do daily.
BTW didn't someone recently post an article along the same tones? Can't seem to find it...
Posted to Design culture is a frozen shithole, Aug 03, 2014 Is it just me, or there's more whiny stuff everyday?
Posted to Ask DN: What are your little SASS/LESS time savers?, in reply to Wes Oudshoorn , Jul 20, 2014 Try Stylus!
Posted to Ask DN: What are your little SASS/LESS time savers?, in reply to Bart Claeys , Jul 20, 2014 Setting up: Using Prepros/Codekit etc are pretty easy for everyone, and someone with basic CL experience should find Gulp or Grunt easy to use and install.
Learning Curve: I started off using SCSS for it's variables, and moved to Stylus and tinker with mixins a lot. There's no learning curve there, all CSS is valid SCSS/LESS/Stylus code, and using basic features increases speed and productivity (Storing font sizes, families; colors, etc).
Posted to Ask DN: What are your little SASS/LESS time savers?, in reply to Patrik Gothe , Jul 20, 2014 Why don't you try Autoprefixr instead of the first mixin?
Btw I prefer Stylus too :D
- An amusing exercise—ligatures for internet speak (typophile.com)
- Normalize-OpenType.css Makes OpenType Easier for Web Designers (newwebtypography.com)
- ungrid >>> a responsive, table-based CSS grid system (chrisnager.github.io)
- Name #663399 "beccapurple" in CSS4 Color (discourse.specifiction.org)
- Comparing two ways to load non-critical CSS (gist.github.com)
- Behold Swift. The new programing language from Apple for iOS
- Apple Keynote Streaming Video URL (apple.com)
- E F F E C K T . C S S — CSS transitions & animations (h5bp.github.io)
- Dig responsive design? Hate fluid grids? Try a Frameless grid. (framelessgrid.com)
Same. @Aloke Pillai, how is Pastel funded? Is it bootstrapped?