Defining breakpoints and all that for headings can be quite time-consuming. As a lazy person, I’ve developed a way to get around this conundrum that’s just kind of a one-off for each website and then you never really need to touch heading sizes again:
You can replace h1, h2, h3, below with classes of course like .heading-one, .heading-two, .heading-three in case you only want to apply this to certain headings.
h1 { --multiplier: 1; }
h2 { --multiplier: 0.8; }
h3 { --multiplier: 0.5; }h1, h2, h3 {
--minfont: 26px;
--vwmultiplier: 2.3; …
Three Principles that will make your job fun again.
Lately, I’ve been seeing a lot of content from people working in IT fields who are suffering from depression and burnout.
I’d like to share something rather simple and succinct but something I’ve found tremendously helpful for myself and something I wish I knew earlier.
I’m going to describe this using three principles, but it’s really just three ways of looking at the same thing.
Take what’s helpful to you and leave the rest…
At the end of the article, I’ll describe a practical example (I call it coding frustration) of how this all comes together to make your life…
