![]() You might think it’s the most basic syntax of all, from one gray to another: background: radial-gradient(#666, #999) īut no, that just fills the area with an elliptical gradient (white and black for clarity): At peak intensity, it’s like:Ĭreating that gradient isn’t quite as easy as you might hope 1. The solid-color bar now has essentially a radial gradient in the center of it that becomes more and less intense. When you get a new message, the header kinda glows/pulses. In production I would use a streamlined icon font made from IcoMoon and inserted with this HTML. In the demo, I use some quick-and-dirty stuff from We Love Icon Fonts. While not comprehensive, it shows the thought process: Within the list item, stuff like images and paragraphs. The conversation happens in a very specific order, so I’m thinking with each group of text/image being a. The top is more of a “header” than a “heading” because it’s not just text, it has other stuff going on up there. There will probably be others like it, so that calls for a class name. Overall StructureĮverything we see here is related. The image above is what we’re going to build. Turns out there is a bunch of interesting stuff that comes up! Radial gradients, pseudo elements and animations, flexbox, and more. Hard to beat that.Īnyway, on a whim I decided to replicate some of the look of the chat window on desktop. ![]() It works great on desktop and mobile devices and keeps them in sync. Text is archived, maintains history, and is searchable. One on one or group text chat, audio, or video. ![]()
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