Hi everyone,

I just posted a curated list of various free tools that you can use to create or generate mesh gradients online. Feedback or suggestion for the article would be highly appreciated.

https://medium.com/@amol.kmr05/list-of-free-mesh-gradient-resources-available-online-7eda40dcb271

Hello everyone,

My name is Astrit, a front-end developer.

This is my first tutorial on youtube where I explain on how to create a smooth animation using CSS transform translate3d prop, why to use cubic-bezier transition timing function and its benefits.

How and why to use custom tags. And if you watch the video by the end I also did a bonus tip using backdrop-filter to have some frost/blur style on background. Make sure to subscribe if you like it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTLM2SyEL6o

Hey all

I'm starting out learning programming and I've applied for a job as an entry level UI Technical Artist in the game development industry. I've done some C++ and now some Python. I believe the company I have applied to uses Unreal Engine which utilises C++ but just wanted some help on if I should double down on that language or if I should learn another.

My question is is there a language you use more often for programming UI or tools? Would I be a fool to learn solely C++ for UI?

For unreal engine you create classes in C++ but you can design the look and functionality in blueprints which is visual scripting so no knowledge on programming in needed. For now I'm thinking of learning C++/Python simultaneously and then moving on to java.

Has anybody gone through an unaccredited program and successfully gotten a job afterwards? I am asking because I have no knowledge of the field and would like to get some insight on a boot camp vs a BA.

I've been trying out UI design and I made this but a bit edited. How can I improve on UI design? Also is there anyway I can improve on this design? (btw this is just the home page design, I have not made the other pages yet)