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playCSS — 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 🚀
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@kingromstar If you love CSS, it’s really a fun place to test snd showcase your skills 😉
@vanshika_sharma5 Thanks! Hope you’ll have fun, wanna see your name in the Leaderboard as well 🏆
I'm all in for gamification intertwined with education 😁👍👍👍
Really enjoyed your product guys. Nothing seemed out of ordinary! Congratulations on the launch!🙌🎉🎉
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 be interesting to see how the community could support each other in this way.
Overall, I'm excited to try out playCSS and see how it can help me improve my CSS skills. Kudos to the team for creating such a fun and interactive learning platform! 🙌
@alex_kachalov Thanks for your feedback, really appreciated! For now there are no learning resources, but I’ll add something in the future. Also, you can share your works to social medias, email, etc., so that you can get a feedback from where you shared your creations ;)
@alex_kachalov @frankeno I'd like to +1 for some sort of learning resource. My first thought was "Oh, a daily challenge I can do instead of soduku to wake up my brain", but one glance at it and I realised I'm way out of my depth when it comes to my css skillset.
And then I thought "Well, no worries, I'll just look at submissions from other people and figure out how to do it", but there was only one submission for today (seems low considering PH launch?) and then I had to go pro to see the source... and then go pro to see previous submissions.
I feel like the paygate needs rethinking. I'm not saying not to have one, it just feels like the sort of thing where I'd like to be able to do a bit more before I pay, but my css skills are pretty basic so perhaps I'm not the right target of this.
Also, from a UX perspective if you go to Past Challenges and click "Play Now (Pro)", or the little play button, it doesn't do anything. My expectation is that it should pop up a little box that says "unlock past challenges for just $5/mo" or whatever your pricing is - but I can't see pricing anywhere, and I have to click on anything except the play button to open the sign-up interface.
@rossdcurrie Thanks for your feedback, anyway that’s weird, if you’re not a PRO member and click on a Past target, an alert shows up asking you to get Pro, with a button that takes you to the pricing and list of benefits. What browser are you using, out of curiosity?
@frankeno Chrome, Windows 10. If you click on the past target it asks me to sign in/sign up, but if you click on the button on the target it has no action. Just checked in Edge as well, same issue. Here, I made a quick video: https://youtu.be/QKVGtDGT8CM
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