All posts filed under “TGIF”

All the TGIF-related tutorials, ideas and various posts in Stampede Constructs

October 31, 2014   |   Less than a minute reading time
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Minions in Pure CSS

You guessed it right! We are talking about everyone’s favorite adorable mischievous little minions from Despicable Me drawn and animated using CSS3. Each character details like hair, eyes, mouth, clothes and limbs are divided into separate HTML elements and styled via pseudo-elements. This brilliant work was created by Amr Zakaria just for fun. Kudos! Check out the CSS minions by clicking on the button below.

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Memory Game
October 20, 2014   |   Less than a minute reading time
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Memory: A Game Built using Plain JavaScript

Inspired by this Codepen post by Nate Wiley, Nick has created a memory game (called Memory) using only frontend technologies namely HTML, CSS and JavaScript. The objective of Memory is to flip and match all the turned-down cards in as few moves as possible. The uniqueness of Nick’s version is he built this game using plain old JS and added three difficulty levels to it. Hit the button below to see some sweet vanilla JS coding or give your brains a quick memory workout.

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minecraft
October 12, 2014   |   Less than a minute reading time
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Explore Minecraft World in Your Web Browser

By only using modern web browsers without any plugins (read Firefox and Chrome), you can now load and explore your own Minecraft world using a web app called Blockplot. You can also modify the world as you desire by adding and moving around cute little blocks. However I don’t see any options to choose different block style and navigation feels a bit clunky. Blockplot is powered by voxel.js which is an open source 3D voxel game building toolkit for modern web browsers.

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css creature
August 22, 2014   |   Less than a minute reading time
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CSS Creatures

You can now create your own CSS creatures by tweeting them to @csscreatures. These adorable CSS cuteness are generated 100% from HTML5 and CSS3 and created by Bennett Feely. You can customize your own monster by tweaking body colors, personalities and more. I’ve created my very own monster in turquoise with huge buckteeth and a happy (with just a tad bit crazy) LOL – mine is the one on the most left! Create one and share yours!

Make Monsters!