Here's a little demo of some new grid editor features I added to fronted.net
In the past few weeks I've been working on adding cloud features to fronted.net. I actually started building my portfolio in it. Next huge phase is website publishing.
For the past few weeks I've been working on the Cloud feature for fronted.net. While testing Safari, I found huge memory usage and compatibility issues.
After countless investigations, it turns out that the memory usage has to do with CSS generation.
I just put myself on makermap.lol
I guess I'm a builder now since working on fronted.net
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A friend of mine is looking to hire a designer that's aweosme with websites and products. Drop your portfolio here or in DMs and I'll forward them to him.
fronted.net now has the ability to create nodes and classes straight from code.
Instead of adding sections and other elements manually, and then assigning classes, you can write your HTML markup and everything gets created automatically. This is when creating a few blocks is easier with code.
It even supports inline styling which gets translated to local element styles.
An useful bridge between the visual and code when speed matters.
Fronted.net now has a few visual controls for common CSS properties to make it easier, especially for those not familiar with CSS. I'm still working on refining some of them and adding more, but it's getting there!
fronted.net will always revolve around code, but adding those helpers for the more civilized folk.
Also a good way to learn some CSS lol.
Some more fun with some graphics for fronted.net
Starting to dislike the initial grainy pattern I had and thinking about embracing this clean, flat visual.
The web builder I've been working on for the past couple of weeks is finally live. Keep in mind this is still a very early version.
Play with it. Roast it. Give feedback. I'm all ears!
fronted.net
I have 2 invites for on.design
If you want one just share some of your work below.









