259 points by visiwig about 18 hours ago | 52 comments | View on ycombinator
Frannky about 10 hours ago |
wackget about 7 hours ago |
BoppreH about 10 hours ago |
I wonder how people are using them in a way that is not distracting to the main content. I've found that high-frequency patterns (small details with sharp transitions) can be a bit distracting, but I haven't found a good solution that doesn't compromise the beauty of the backgrounds.
hju22_-3 about 12 hours ago |
karlshea about 6 hours ago |
gerdesj about 9 hours ago |
jjwiseman about 9 hours ago |
yesthisiswes about 9 hours ago |
Weird thing when I preview one of the backgrounds then scroll down the page on mobile the images disappear. I have to refresh the page to view all the backgrounds again after selecting one.
I wonder if you should add names for the patterns so we can pick favorites?
rcarmo about 1 hour ago |
throwaway2046 about 13 hours ago |
ksymph about 5 hours ago |
visiwig about 18 hours ago |
democracy about 8 hours ago |
aerhardt about 12 hours ago |
dormento about 14 hours ago |
pseudosavant about 11 hours ago |
thekevan about 11 hours ago |
3duardol1m455 about 4 hours ago |
dylanhouli about 14 hours ago |
starkparker about 17 hours ago |
shah4as1 about 11 hours ago |
Theodores about 10 hours ago |
The SVG code is well written. It is neither Adobe bloat-spam-slop and neither is it overly SVGOMG'd.
For picky SVG people you could have some easy way to present the code. Only a minority value quality SVG, artworkers do not look at SVG code and coders just see SVG as 'assets' from the artworker. SVG therefore has not evolved to a full art form.
decker502 about 9 hours ago |
realaliarain74 about 9 hours ago |
HalawehMohann49 about 12 hours ago |
AbrarTheCrypt34 about 8 hours ago |