Reflections, Connections, and Smiles
This week, the CodePen community reflects on lessons learned during 2016, gets together in Florida for #OrlandoCodePen, and crafts some clever Pens to make you smile!
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Drew Conley writes about lessons learned while his team built a game in React and Redux, with insights from the very first CodePen demo to the finished game.
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This beautifully curated account lives up to its name and gathers really good examples of email design. Check out their showcase and collections for inspiration for your next campaign.
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Don't we all? Jon Kantner's super-realistic CSS mug is probably filled with developer tears
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Sit back and relax, with these beautiful oceanic waves by Stefan Weck.
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With 2016 behind us, we're seeing some great recaps, personal reviews, and 2017 goals. Johan Karlsson's had a particularly creative year!
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It never gets tiring to see funny and creative ways to use web elements. This switchy happy face by McKnight will definitely put a smile on your dial.
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panda_bear's delightful CSS illustration shows how a whale can be like a watermelon!
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Tiffany Rayside is back with more psychedelic grandeur. Pop this one into your favorite CodePen TV collection!
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Jon Beaumont Pike recreates that clever sign you saw on Reddit. Gotta love an efficient design!
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There's a CodePen meetup in Orlando, Florida on Wednesday starting at 7 p.m. at Fattmerchant HQ. Wanna go? Don't forget to RSVP!
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Anastasia Lanz has put together this fantastic collection of album art, recreated with web technologies. If you're in a creative rut, recreating some of your favorite albums might be just what you need!
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Giulia Cardieri has made a beautiful pen to recap all of her 2016 hair changes.
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Mike Mangialardi's email challenge sends you a CSS drawing prompt every weekday
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