Recreate daily target images in pure CSS and test your UI design skills while having fun 🔥 Submit your works, share them anywhere you want, and get votes to scale high on the Leaderboard 🚀
Improve your CSS skills by playing daily challenges
Recreate daily target images in pure CSS and test your UI design skills while having fun 🔥 Submit your works, share them anywhere you want, and get votes to scale high on the Leaderboard 🚀
Hi everybody! It's been a long time I haven't built a side project, so I've recently decided to combine my game dev skills with my love for CSS, and created playCSS! Here’s a video preview: https://youtu.be/JKA--AVVldU?si=... This tool is a fun way to test and improve your web design skills by recreating random images with pure HTML/CSS code in the live editor, a new challenge every day. You can submit your works so that they will be visible on the "Today Submissions" page. Share them with your
Wow, what a fantastic concept! As someone always looking to improve their CSS skills, I love playing daily challenges to enhance my UI design abilities. I'm curious: does playCSS provide any resources or tutorials for beginners just starting with CSS? It would be great to have some guidance, learning materials, and challenges. Also, it would be fantastic if a feature allowed users to leave feedback on each other's submissions. Feedback is a valuable tool for growth and improvement, and it would
I'm all in for gamification intertwined with education 😁👍👍👍 Really enjoyed your product guys. Nothing seemed out of ordinary! Congratulations on the launch!🙌🎉🎉
Great idea guys - learning is always personal but not many can argue that learning as a habit isn't good. Much better use of my time than doomscolling - all whilst learning CSS!
Gonna try it out. Congratulations on the launch, Frank.
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