Giant Steps Medias

Visual & audio experiment for the portfolio of an original music composer studio based in Lyon, France.

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Deca s.r.l.

Deca is an Italian company that operates in the high technology sector. It is in the leading position among the Italian company dealing with industrial automation.

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Wired Cafe Bar

A design conscious website for one of Nottingham\’s most popular indie coffee shops that reflects the style of the shop. Details include easy access to the opening times and location, heavy use of Wired\’s brand colours and care given to the typo

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Nocibe Love Message

Valentine\’s Day Love Message

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Todo Dinos

Todo dinos es un e-commerce que vende todo tipo de accesorio o ropa relacionados a Dinosaurios. Los productos en su mayoría están hechos para los niños amantes de estos animales.

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Brogle

High-class jewelery and watches

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Making Use of Sass’ Zip() Function

Sass alleviates the need to write repetitive code when it comes to our stylesheets, but you knew that already or else you wouldn't be reading this far. I want to show you a nice, savvy way to write shorthand properties without the need to remember the order of values for CSS like animation and font.

Before You Begin : Since I'm using Sass maps it might be a good idea to get comfortable with them. It just so happens there are at least two great articles.

Never Memorize What You Can Look Up In A Book

The title you just read is a famous quote from Albert Einstein -and a good one at that. My best guess is that I'm not the only developer in the world asking themselves “Now…does direction come after fill-mode? or is it the other way around?”

The setup that follows might not be for everyone, but I want you to take note of the approach. You could change this to work any way you want. Remember … the sky's the limit.

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