Summary of Build Custom Interfaces Using CSS Open Props

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In this video, Adam Argyle and Jason demonstrate how to use CSS Open Props to create custom interfaces. Open Props provides an easy way to create composable style sheets that can be customized to fit any need. The video shows how to use Open Props to create a variety of different interface elements, including forms, buttons, and banners.

00:00:00 Adam Argyle is a UX engineer at Google who specializes in building custom interfaces using CSS. Open Props is a platform designed to make creating custom interfaces easier, by providing a set of static prompts that can be used to create composable style sheets.
00:05:00 Open Props is a library that makes it easy to create custom interfaces in CSS. It works with next.js, which makes it easy to use in any build system.
00:10:00 Open Props is a CSS-based modular design system that is designed for web development simplicity and portability. It uses web units like rims and characters, gradients that don't port to other platforms, and box shadows that are specifically designed for web. Additionally, the system is post-CSS plugin-based, meaning that only the pieces of the system that are needed are imported. This makes it easy to polyfill the system if needed.
00:15:00 Open Props is a collection of customizable interfaces built with CSS. It comes with a normalized style sheet and a buttons file, which you can import to create custom interfaces.
00:20:00 The video demonstrates how to use CSS Open Props to create custom user interfaces. Open Props lets you import prompts and normalize them, which allows you to have a dark and light theme for your buttons.
00:25:00 In this video, Jason explains how to create custom interfaces using CSS Open Props. He shows how to create a dashboard displaying pass and upcoming JS nodes, as well as how to create a function to return a pre that will do a JSON string of the passed in data. He then demonstrates how to use the inspector to view the data and how to maximize the width of the interface.
00:30:00 In this video, Jason demonstrates how to create custom CSS interfaces using CSS Open Props. He starts by creating a container and adding padding to it. He then demonstrates how to add a card class to the container, which gives the interface the look of a list. He also shows how to change the padding to be inline and how to use props to adjust the size and layout of the interface.
00:35:00 In this video, Jason demonstrates how to use CSS Open Props to create custom interfaces. The user interface is composed of a row of items with various background and surface properties. The borders and naming for the components are explained in detail.
00:40:00 This video shows how to create custom interfaces using CSS Open Props. In particular, it covers how to create borders, size content, and shadows.
00:45:00 In this video, Adam and Jason demonstrate how to create custom interfaces using CSS Open Props. Open Props provides a naming system for its interface elements, which makes prototyping and adjusting design easier. The system also allows for specificity in overrides, creating a " specificity war " less likely.
00:50:00 In this video, Adam and Jason demonstrate how to create custom CSS interfaces using CSS Open Props. They show how to style a form and buttons, and how to import a form into a dashboard. They also discuss how to add a notice to the top of the interface and create a gradient to help with eyeballs.
00:55:00 In this video, Adam and Jason show how to create a custom CSS interface using CSS Open Props. They discuss how to create a subtle but accessible date element, create an animated banner, and add important notes to the interface.

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This video discusses how to use CSS Open Props to create custom interfaces. The presenter demonstrates how to create a custom calendar interface and a custom interface for a Twitch stream. He also explains how to use the normalize CSS library and the Swappy Prompts library to create dark and light themes or to start from scratch.

01:00:00 The presenter demonstrates how to create custom interfaces using CSS Open Props, with particular emphasis on radial gradients and multi-mesh gradients. He also shows how to add box shadows and border radii.
01:05:00 In this video, Jason and Adam demonstrate how they can use CSS Open Props to create custom interfaces. They start by animating the shake wide and slide in effects on the page, and then use Open Props to create a custom delay property for the animation. They show how to stagger the card in and out, and how to adjust the animation's Elastic 3 easing to make it more subtle.
01:10:00 Open Props allows you to create custom interfaces using CSS, with ease. You can use it to create interfaces with different easing effects, as well as custom prompts.
01:15:00 In this video, Adam demonstrates how to use CSS Open Props in order to create custom interfaces. He runs into difficulties when trying to use the openprompts/styler library and recommends importing what you use instead. Finally, he mentions that they will lose some css files when using normalize.
01:20:00 In this video, Jason and Adam discuss Open Props, a library of CSS properties that is easy to use and small in size. Jason shows how to add a custom interface using CSS Open Props and explains some of the library's features. Finally, Adam shows how to add new masks to Open Props and explains their benefits.
01:25:00 This video discusses how to use CSS Open Props to create custom interfaces. The main points covered are: -The normalize CSS library is a useful tool for creating dark and light themes or starting from scratch, and can be imported into any reset or normalize. -Open Props Discord is a great place to ask questions and discuss upcoming prompts. -The Swappy Prompts library provides a simple way to create fluid layouts, and is powered by the support of sponsors Netlify, NX, and New Relic.
01:30:00 This video teaches viewers how to create custom interface designs using CSS Open Props. The video features Adam, who explains how to create a custom calendar interface, as well as how to create a custom interface for a Twitch stream.