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Max Antonucci

Journalist turned full-time coder, part-time ponderer.

Tagged "front-end"

January 28, 2021

Hiding and Showing in SVG with Clip-path and Mask

SVG opens up a lot of visual possibilities. A big part of that is using clip-path and mask to hide and show images.

  • front-end
May 11, 2020

Restyling my Site's Code Snippets in Quarantine

Working on my personal site has helped keep me sane in quarantine. This includes a long-overdue style update for my site's code snippets to make them sleeker and clearer.

  • css
  • front-end
March 31, 2020

You Can Steal Design Ideas

Making good web designs is not easier. That's why the best starting point for them is usually stealing another design.

  • front-end
May 20, 2019

When Refactoring your Responsive CSS Backfires

Refactoring code is a tricky business. This is a small example of how fixing old CSS code creates even more problems to solve.

  • front-end
  • css
April 22, 2019

How to Build a SubAtomic Frontend Architecture

A SubAtomic Frontend Architecture balances Atomic CSS and BEM class naming to build a fast, flexible framework.

  • css
  • front-end
February 15, 2018

The May 1st Reboot

Two months after redesigning my site, a big event makes me do it all over again.

  • front-end
  • career

About Myself

I'm Max Antonucci, a front-end developer from Connecticut. I work at SeeClickFix, a civic tech app that lets citizens report local issues to municipal governments. I also enjoy writing, reading, boxing, video games, and escaping our shared physical reality to a realm of pure energy. Then doing some more reading.

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