I am really happy i stumbled on this video. Great content & amazing plugin. Please make more awesome videos like this and i will be checking them all🔥🔥🔥🔥
I used Stripe as a inspiration for the markup, but achieved the transitions using ARIA/data attributes to hold state, buttons for keyboard accessibility and CSS for most of the animation/transition-even with directional animation. I used JS for managing state transitions.
hey steve, this is amazing, and thank you for building this tool. One question, does the figma design need to be designed in a certain way to make sure it will be converted into a code semantically? Thank you in advance.
When I open your figma file in figma, most of the menus including the plugins menu, is not visible. So cannot convert your figma file into code. Is this something that you indented to do?
Thanks for the tutorial! I have most of it working, the only thing I can't figure out is when you initially hover over a link, the menu flies in from the far left of the screen / wherever the last hovered link (left position) was. So if you move your mouse off the nav bar from link 1, move it back into the nav bar over link 5 the animation will shoot across instead of appearing under 5. We should only want the smooth transitions to happen if you are moving within the navbar, not when you come out and back in on another link. Does that make sense, anyone else having this issue?
As I am studying frontend development, this is completely discouraging to continue, in a way that knowing how to use html css JavaScript and react to create stuff, an AI is automatically doing my job, so I will not have a job, or replaced very soon...
You are going to get paid for your brain. So basically building business logic. That will be far more valuable than just doing HTML and CSS. And if you are going down to the freelancer road then it's a great tool to help you. And anyway you still need to know what to change when needed so you need to know the technologies.
