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Genius trick
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It's been quite a while since I sent my last newsletter. Fully focused on my course that I should have finished in the past year =\ But I want to share something really cool. Accidentally, I noticed this trick on nuxt.com. Then I posted about it, and other folks sent more examples of the same trick. Sometimes, when I want to download a logo, I right-click on the header logo to copy it. Now, look at what happens on these four sites. Nuxt.com Linear.app Evidence.dev Svgl.appAll these examples violate the right-click interception rule, but only in the logo section. On the other hand, they show a bunch of options (for example, a link to the brand kit), so you actually got even more options. Regarding the course. I've finished the theory part, and in each lesson you'll see the "Submit feedback" button. I will deploy it soon. In the practice section, I'll open a couple of lessons at first to receive your feedback. And then, I'll upload the rest of the first practice section. Once I publish a new lesson, you will receive a notification, ensuring that I don't remain silent. Also, in each lesson, there are key takeaways and further reading links. And I recorded a video for each lesson. Even bought a decent light 😅 |
Victor Ponamariov
I'm a full-stack developer that is passionate about good user interfaces. In my newsletter, I talk mainly about UI/UX stuff. You could expect an email or two in a month, I'm not aiming to spam you with non-useful info.
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