Zlatko

Yeah, I‘m aware the work section is overwhelming. I hope to get 1–2 projects soon, so I can put more polished screens with more zoomed-in details of the interface, which should, in theory, make that mosaic less overwhelming. 😊 Good point on the testimonials too!

I‘m amazed by the patience you people have when it comes to the final touches of your work. All those loaders, animations, and interactions. Well done!

I‘m thinking to create a pre-sale offer with a fraction of the price and a promise to design a complete set of icons. I‘ve done that marketing startegy in the past and it worked. Not sure if it‘ll work now, with AI ruling over the creative fields.

Also, drop caps. We forgot about them. Most browsers, I believe, support it by now.

Thanks. Yeah, my aim is to encourage other designers to begin using justified text in rich-text elements in combination with hyphenation. The only drawback would be mobile screens. But in that case, a simple media query reverting the alignment to left would fix it.

I think it‘s mostly because some long words (especially in languages like German) might disrupt the reading flow by creating big gaps on a line of text. CSS can not control justification so precisely like controlling it in InDesign, let‘s say.

Thank, Emily. Well, not specifically for this site, but in general I‘ve been reading experts for years say to never justify text on web.