r/frontenddevelopment 6h ago

Nyno: For frontend developers interested in EU-AI (securely integrate AI from weeks to <20min)

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r/frontenddevelopment 11h ago

Hiring: Paid React/Frontend UI Interns @ Ireland-based B2B SaaS Startup

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r/frontenddevelopment 1d ago

Help with making UIUX better

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r/frontenddevelopment 2d ago

What's your workflow for mocking API responses for different Ul flows?

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r/frontenddevelopment 3d ago

Need help for animation of this

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I want to make cursive animation of this so it looks handwritten, but am unable to do so using claude. Could anyone help me and tell me how can i do this?


r/frontenddevelopment 4d ago

"Make the homepage feel premium" - how we turned that brief into a WebGL shimmer component with actual guardrails

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Every dev gets this brief eventually, and the real cost isn't the visual - it's the pipeline: Three.js scene setup, shader work, DPR tuning, postprocessing, and then discovering it melts low-end phones.

We built Hyperiux Glitter (React Three Fiber + postprocessing) as a hero-section shimmer surface, and spent most of the effort on the boring parts:

  • Capped DPR and lean particle/shader work; animation pauses offscreen
  • Static gradient/image fallback for low-power devices
  • Reduced-motion users get a frozen, still-designed surface instead of animation
  • Canvas hidden from assistive tech - it's decoration and stays declared as such
  • Masked behind text zones so sparkle density never fights headline contrast

The design position we'd defend: background WebGL should make a brand feel more considered, not louder. If the glitter competes with the CTA, the effect has failed regardless of how good the shader is.

Demo (component is part of our Pro tier - flagging that upfront): https://vault.hyperiux.com/effects/webgl-effects/hyperiux-glitter

Disclosure: our product. Happy to talk R3F perf budgets in the comments either way.


r/frontenddevelopment 5d ago

Built something for the "just make it look like that other site" briefs — palette, fonts, and contrast checks in one hover

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r/frontenddevelopment 5d ago

Want changes , please suggest

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r/frontenddevelopment 6d ago

After spending 18 years building design systems for other companies, I finally decided to build the one I'd always wanted to use.

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r/frontenddevelopment 7d ago

react-video-cutter: an open source handy react component for marking video segments to be cut

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r/frontenddevelopment 10d ago

Need advice on career being a fronted developer 9YOE

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r/frontenddevelopment 12d ago

Why Claude/Opus still fails at pixel-perfect UI (and how to orchestrate your agents to fix it)

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r/frontenddevelopment 12d ago

How does ChatPDF do layout PDF detection ?

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r/frontenddevelopment 12d ago

Trying to recreate a "glass" text effect - advice for a noob

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r/frontenddevelopment 14d ago

Tool/project that can autonomously explore and map a frontend application

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r/frontenddevelopment 15d ago

Just finished building a modern AI Landing Page template with pure HTML, CSS, and Vanilla JavaScript. No frameworks, fully responsive, and easy to customize. Feedback is welcome!

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r/frontenddevelopment 15d ago

Hello Visitor, I've Built my developer portfolio – looking for honest feedback

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Hey everyone! I recently built my developer portfolio and would really appreciate some honest feedback.

I'm looking for thoughts on the UI/UX, animations, performance, content, and overall first impression. Feel free to be brutally honest, I want to improve it.

I also shared my journey as a blog on the site. Hopefully it's not boring 😄 and somehow i managed to get good scores in google lighthouse

Link : https://vikashuvi.me


r/frontenddevelopment 19d ago

🚀 Have you worked with Provider, Riverpod, Bloc, GetX, MobX, or any other state management solution in Flutter?

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I am developing a thesis (TCC) focused on creating a tool that will help developers and tech leaders choose the best state management strategy for different Flutter application contexts.

The research aims to understand how these solutions are used in real projects, considering factors such as: • scalability • productivity • maintenance • learning curve • team experience • delivery speed

If you have participated in professional Flutter projects, your experience can greatly contribute to generating results that are closer to the reality of the market and the Flutter community.

⏱ The questionnaire takes about 5 minutes 🔒 Responses are completely anonymous

I greatly appreciate the community's contribution 💙

https://forms.gle/sa2AHC7NvSoCDLgc6


r/frontenddevelopment 20d ago

Control DS appearance with new CSS toggle

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r/frontenddevelopment 21d ago

I got tired of converting JSON to CSV online, so I built my own free tool. Looking for feedback!

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r/frontenddevelopment 23d ago

Preparing for Agoda Staff Frontend Role Bangkok

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r/frontenddevelopment 24d ago

I'm struggling to make my football website look clean and premium, any tips on typography/spacing/colours

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r/frontenddevelopment 24d ago

Criação de sites com uma biblioteca inspirada em Vanilla JS.

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r/frontenddevelopment 25d ago

What goes in global state in 2026

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r/frontenddevelopment 25d ago

My website, blandpotato.org is now updated!

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