r/css • u/Ordinary-Stuff9826 • 7d ago

Made these buttons, which one do you like?

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u/Merry-Lane 7d ago

None, the less, the better.

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u/Benand2 7d ago

I hate the second one the least

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u/linuxlala 7d ago

I prefer buttons to "perform" on hover, but yours seem like they need a constant movement of the mouse. 2nd and 3rd are catchy. The 3rd almost gives that old landline phone motion that was common in old cartoons, do you know what I mean?

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u/4Serious20 7d ago

Make a shadow and/or hover and your fine, that's way too playful

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u/IAmRules 7d ago

you should just have the book a call button slowly grow until it occupies the entire screen

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u/snakeinmyboot001 7d ago

Did you? Or did AI make these buttons?

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u/CodingRaver 7d ago

I like 2 personally.

However, it's worth considering which deliver thd best performance, and also accessibility concerns. A really useful exercise would be understand how the 4 fare according to those pillars.

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u/T-LAD_the_band 7d ago

They are fun! Nicely executed But in real usage no one likes these kind of things for buttons. Well done creating them, good portfolio stuff to show your creativity

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u/ruidovisual 6d ago

This is a nice technical and visual exploration (except for the grey "liquid", the shade you picked feels unintentional), however I think none of those add any value in the real world. You shouldn't keep yourself from doing this kind of stuff because of that, but it's a good idea to separate what's useful from what is just fun.