A beginner learning web dev here. I’d like to extend a huge thank you, Kevin, this video made me understand the power of css like no other. Amazing content
If anyone cant learn from this video, don't mean to give it dislike, just to know how difficult is CSS, imagine to explain to the others, this guy got my attention, subscribe and likes in some other videos.
12:38 i literally gasped when you applied blur here. the result looks so good. this video has convinced me to buy “css: the definite guide”. it’s time to stop neglecting css. it is important and every dev should be good at it.
I've used this button on some of my personal projects(mostly just practicing my HTML and CSS skills) and it's amazing I love it, also even though i don't like css that much you've truly helped me like it just a bit more. Thanks Kevin!
I learned everything I know in css from you, but I'd dedicated all my time to react and learning the required technologies over the past year to be a full-time frontend developer and I did it! now I'm back to your channel again to learn more stuff in css and god you are such a great teacher, I just enjoy watching your videos. I want to thank you for all your great content since you and your videos made me even consider the path I'm on now! thank you :)
Recently hired as a web designer (3 months ago) this is my favorite channel hands down for CSS. You are the man Kevin! And your channel played a vital role in me switching careers and going into web design/development. Thank you!
@@jw200 4 months of learning before I applied ! Just build projects. Build websites. Have projects to show off your skills. I was also getting the most interviews I have ever gotten in my life
@@KevinPowell First of all, I hope you will see my comment. I want to thank you soo much for what you giving to us in terms of toturials, for you Maybe this is normal thing, but believe me, you are doing a lot, In developed countries. There are many opportunities in universities, private schools and programming camps, so people have a lot of options to learn programming, but in underdeveloped countries Like my country where We have just a cheap computer and slow internet LOL, we do not have these opportunities, and you and the likes of you provide services to humanity with these TOTURIALS. Continue and be ambitious. Perhaps one day someone from underdeveloped country will come to you and say you were my teacher when I did not have one ,and I hope that you will provide us with lessons in the JavaScript language we need that so much, so you are the best in the field.
@@A_Lesser_Man We all seem like open-minded individuals with a passion for coding, so if you don't mind, dm me on IG @nallawilljr I'd love to share ideas or maybe even work on some projects together 😊
This is an awesome effect - but how you demystify css with step-by-step coding and explanations for every line is even more awesome. Who knew css could be soooo simple? 😉
I love the feeling of excitement I felt (which only fellow CSS nerds will understand haha) when you applied filter blur and that reflective glow appeared. So cool! :)
Freakin awesome Kevin, it's that reflection on the "ground" that does it, makes me alll warm and fuzzy, I have an urge to make an entirely retro neon themed website for absolutely no reason now. So cool! Thanks!!
thanks kevin. and to everyone, a little fun thing i found when i tried this, you can make an input color picker, make the color dynamic, if you drag the slider in the color picker fast, you have arrived TOKYO. :p
This is making me understand more and more why CSS development is in fact real development work. It is simply amazing what's possible with this when you really know about it (which I don't yet - I am mainly a Java developer).
This is really friggin rad! I split my time pretty evenly between 2d graphics design, 3d art and design and software development, so it was wild to all of a sudden see concepts from 3d graphics just all of a sudden hanging out with CSS like this!
Hey Kevin! I am watching you from a couple weeks and I just wanna say that you are a great person. Thank you for sharing this super nice content :) Keep it up man! Cheers from Poland :)
I'm kinda new to CSS and BUT DUDE 12:37 that is just amazing, I didn't know you could do so many things using only CSS and it's not that hard to learn. Guess I'll watch some more of your videos...
Then a framework would be usefull, you can use React, get this button in his own class so you can just copy and paste it. And the css would be a module thats it
Thank you very much for this! Since the button is getting brighter when hovering, I also added the following to .neon-button:hover to add more perceived light to the scene. Might be a touch too much, but you can adjust as you see fit. ``` transform: perspective(1em) rotateX(40deg) scale(1.3, 0.5); ```
I really have high affinity for your videos, I nearly ignored CSS to frameworks but av been forced to remain in CSS because of your tutorials. Everything is achievable. Thanks alot.
I really appreciate the content and a lot of your tips throughout the video. Also just want to express my admiration to your rap-like speaking speed while maintaining the tempo and smoothness. I was thinking in my head “I would need a speaking course to get to this level”
I always click the like button before even watching the video because your videos are always great and I learn a lot of fun stuff. Your videos are guaranteed to be good
Amazing effect! this would be a great use case for display-p3 colors from the CSS Color level 4 module, for extra bight color in compatible displays ;)
That would be so great for sure! A real neon pink or green would be fantastic. Once browser support increased for those, maybe I should revisit this to introduce them :)
I will have to experiment with this kind of buttons from now on, I'm just starting in web development, but I will make sure to include something like this in my portfolio site
Sir, please make a CSS crash course. I'm trying to learn CSS but no tutorial was that good explaining. then I got an idea that I could request the CSS king for this. this button was awesome. it has so many effects that I never saw and I'm using the pseudoelements the first time. thankyou for creating this cool button
Actually looking for such video. Am a React.js Developer, I started using css after I seen a first video of css tutorial by this channel. Since then I have been using css for my projects. Thanks K.P!!!
I am a python developer and have never paid much attention to css, now this channel has got me hooked to css!
Oh, so happy to hear that!
Yea great CSS ch!!!
I’m about to dive head first in to Python 👀 soon. Have learned the basics already and really love it!!
I'm a web developer and this channel got me hooked as well
@@ccriztoff wtf is wrong with you?
That is hands down the coolest button I’ve ever seen. I’m gonna build it just so I can click it.
Haha, glad that you liked it! 😊
😄😄😄
Agree!😍
Hahaha same
CEO of big Company: "Why did you move the button to the left?"
Kevin: "Oh my head was just in the way"
CEO: "Your- what?"
12:35 The moment the blur kicks in... 🤩😍
I swear...
A beginner learning web dev here. I’d like to extend a huge thank you, Kevin, this video made me understand the power of css like no other. Amazing content
If anyone cant learn from this video, don't mean to give it dislike, just to know how difficult is CSS, imagine to explain to the others, this guy got my attention, subscribe and likes in some other videos.
no one:
Kevin: this looks like comic sans, this will look good
12:38 i literally gasped when you applied blur here. the result looks so good.
this video has convinced me to buy “css: the definite guide”. it’s time to stop neglecting css. it is important and every dev should be good at it.
I've used this button on some of my personal projects(mostly just practicing my HTML and CSS skills) and it's amazing I love it, also even though i don't like css that much you've truly helped me like it just a bit more. Thanks Kevin!
Great to hear!
I learned everything I know in css from you, but I'd dedicated all my time to react and learning the required technologies over the past year to be a full-time frontend developer and I did it! now I'm back to your channel again to learn more stuff in css and god you are such a great teacher, I just enjoy watching your videos. I want to thank you for all your great content since you and your videos made me even consider the path I'm on now! thank you :)
Recently hired as a web designer (3 months ago) this is my favorite channel hands down for CSS. You are the man Kevin! And your channel played a vital role in me switching careers and going into web design/development. Thank you!
How many years before you applied?
I mean experience and what experience you have?
@@jw200 4 months of learning before I applied ! Just build projects. Build websites. Have projects to show off your skills. I was also getting the most interviews I have ever gotten in my life
I'm designing a tribute page for my tutors and you're one of them, KP. Thank you for helping me in my self taught journey ✌🏾
Looking forward to seeing it!
@@KevinPowell First of all, I hope you will see my comment. I want to thank you soo much for what you giving to us in terms of toturials, for you Maybe this is normal thing, but believe me, you are doing a lot,
In developed countries. There are many opportunities in universities, private schools and programming camps, so people have a lot of options to learn programming, but in underdeveloped countries Like my country where We have just a cheap computer and slow internet LOL, we do not have these opportunities, and you and the likes of you provide services to humanity with these TOTURIALS. Continue and be ambitious. Perhaps one day someone from underdeveloped country will come to you and say you were my teacher when I did not have one ,and I hope that you will provide us with lessons in the JavaScript language we need that so much, so you are the best in the field.
super idea. i'm adding Kevin's name to my credits on my about page (if he's down for that)
@@fuballplanet6952 "When something is important enough, you do it even if the odds are not in your favor." - Elon Musk
@@A_Lesser_Man We all seem like open-minded individuals with a passion for coding, so if you don't mind, dm me on IG @nallawilljr I'd love to share ideas or maybe even work on some projects together 😊
What a good video. Straight to the point, not confusing, and you’re really entertaining to listen to. This helped so much
This is an awesome effect - but how you demystify css with step-by-step coding and explanations for every line is even more awesome. Who knew css could be soooo simple? 😉
Amazing neon effect and also code was well explained!
I love the feeling of excitement I felt (which only fellow CSS nerds will understand haha) when you applied filter blur and that reflective glow appeared. So cool! :)
Freakin awesome Kevin, it's that reflection on the "ground" that does it, makes me alll warm and fuzzy, I have an urge to make an entirely retro neon themed website for absolutely no reason now. So cool! Thanks!!
This is amazing. You're definitely the best CSS youtuber.
thanks kevin. and to everyone, a little fun thing i found when i tried this, you can make an input color picker, make the color dynamic, if you drag the slider in the color picker fast, you have arrived TOKYO. :p
You are the first person to not only explain CSS but make me understand it and want to work with CSS.
You're the GOAT !!!! My CSS skills improved so much. Thank you !!!
This is making me understand more and more why CSS development is in fact real development work. It is simply amazing what's possible with this when you really know about it (which I don't yet - I am mainly a Java developer).
Thanks, I have learned a lot from this channel, I like how you get into details and even change code to explain it. It just sinks in.
This is really friggin rad! I split my time pretty evenly between 2d graphics design, 3d art and design and software development, so it was wild to all of a sudden see concepts from 3d graphics just all of a sudden hanging out with CSS like this!
kp you deserve an oscar for this tutorials , really thanks from bottom of my heart
So glad that you enjoyed it!
Amazing video! These buttons were perfect for my client's project. I always enjoy your stuff so I gave you a sub.
Hey Kevin! I am watching you from a couple weeks and I just wanna say that you are a great person. Thank you for sharing this super nice content :) Keep it up man! Cheers from Poland :)
That's a super nice button. Very helpful video!
i was a subscriber before i knew what was CSS now iam learning Webdevlopment and it is helping a lot such awesome content
Never have I subbed so fast. Your videos are so amazing and bingable! Thank you so much for your work!
This video is just packed with useful information and clear explanations for mid to high level CSS shenanigans. Absolutely brilliant, thank you.
I'm kinda new to CSS and BUT DUDE 12:37 that is just amazing, I didn't know you could do so many things using only CSS and it's not that hard to learn. Guess I'll watch some more of your videos...
Having a hard time figuring out how to add multiples of these on one page, apart from that, this is great! Thanks for yet another amazing vid!
Then a framework would be usefull, you can use React, get this button in his own class so you can just copy and paste it. And the css would be a module thats it
This is so sick man! Super cool!
Thank you very much for this!
Since the button is getting brighter when hovering, I also added the following to .neon-button:hover to add more perceived light to the scene. Might be a touch too much, but you can adjust as you see fit.
```
transform: perspective(1em) rotateX(40deg) scale(1.3, 0.5);
```
I have to say,,, You are a real and true CSS legend... Come from my heart 💗💗
You blow my mind with this one, I didn't know about perspective transformations and it is amazing, it reminds me the Mode7 of SNes :)
I really have high affinity for your videos, I nearly ignored CSS to frameworks but av been forced to remain in CSS because of your tutorials. Everything is achievable. Thanks alot.
Just a tip, for a nice authentic neon look, have the shadows that vibrant pink but make the text and border white... Or very light pink.
This is amazing! I love your videos! Thanks for all your expertise!!
I liked that Glowing Cool Button so I it on my HTML/CSS school project . and it looks beautiful
Best channel for CSS thank you Kevin for amazing content :)
Thanks for making my site more cyperpunk!
You are the king of CSS!!!
I've watched you too long without subbing. I have corrected that travesty today! GREAT looking button, neon is SO hard to pull off.
Glad you enjoyed it, and thanks for the sub!
Excellent video, everything is explained, it helped me a lot! Awesome effect!
That was awesome, really nice effect. Btw now I understand what is before and after, thanks!
I like this design and how you explained it all the way through, you are great.
fascinating! Been doing 3D since 2010 - HTML & CSS have come a LONG way
I really appreciate the content and a lot of your tips throughout the video. Also just want to express my admiration to your rap-like speaking speed while maintaining the tempo and smoothness. I was thinking in my head “I would need a speaking course to get to this level”
Haha, am I that fast? Lol.
This is amazing Kevin, thank You for creating Your content!
Learning CSS is a big pain in the ass, but you make it so fun! Thanks!
pure art my friend
Awesome man Thanks, really learnt new stuff from the video
How is this so amazing!? Wowy
Absolute bliss, pure joy.
You, sir, earned yourself a sub for this video!Great work!
This video was awesome gave me a lot of new angles to think on.
i think that text shadow inner might on hover look cool asf. good vieo.
I always click the like button before even watching the video because your videos are always great and I learn a lot of fun stuff. Your videos are guaranteed to be good
Amazing explanation of what is going on and concise example! Thank you!
I didn't know about the filter blurr omg im gonna make one for myself today!!! Wow.
I'll try to replicate this tomorrow. This is so cool Kevin.
I love technical terms like "glowy thing".
I love this! I’ve been looking to get more professional with web design and I love your content!
Just awesome -- total crazy stuff
Thank you! Love your videos!!❤
Absolutely LOVE your work Kevin - thank you so much
Amazing explanations. Thanks!
Awesome, I really enjoyed this video! Definitely using this in my projects!
Amazing effect! this would be a great use case for display-p3 colors from the CSS Color level 4 module, for extra bight color in compatible displays ;)
That would be so great for sure! A real neon pink or green would be fantastic. Once browser support increased for those, maybe I should revisit this to introduce them :)
I learn lot from this channel
You have inspired me as a beginner web developer and one day i hope to become like you in my css😁
This tutorial simplifies the application of rem and em, THANK YOU
My daughter’s first 👩💻 is looking 😍thanks to your easy to follow videos. 🙏
Wow it's so amazing!! Thanks for your really helping tutorials!!🤩🤩
Yes! I did it 🕺🤘👍! It was cool. Thanks for this video.
You did it great ! Awesome Work 😉
My inspiration is you for learning more on css☺️☺️
it looks amazing
Digital neon is so cool! I want to make an entire blog website in it!
This was an awesome fun exercise - gave me many ideas for this button use - thank you!!!
So awesome! Your videos never disappoint. 😎
Really helpful video. Please make more of these types of videos with details.
Finally a worthy channel
you are an artist
Me thinking i could pull this off after learning how to change font color in css
This man is on a whole different level
I will have to experiment with this kind of buttons from now on, I'm just starting in web development, but I will make sure to include something like this in my portfolio site
Massively cool, good vid/tutorial.
OMG stunning man
looks amazing, luv it 👍 Hope I get to use this someday :D Customers usually aren't looking for this kind of style 🙄
Using a before pseudoelement styled with transform properties to create the reflection blows my mind
This is so cool. Been wanting to make a practice website with this sort of theme
Sir, please make a CSS crash course. I'm trying to learn CSS but no tutorial was that good explaining. then I got an idea that I could request the CSS king for this. this button was awesome. it has so many effects that I never saw and I'm using the pseudoelements the first time. thankyou for creating this cool button
I have a free crash course on Scrimba for the real basics, and my responsive bootcamp there is pretty in-depth 😊
WOW, Loved It
Nice job and creativity buddy! Actually Well Cssed!
This was awesome! Subscribed to this channel :)
This looks so cool and it doesn't seem complicated.
Imma steal it.
Actually looking for such video.
Am a React.js Developer, I started using css after I seen a first video of css tutorial by this channel. Since then I have been using css for my projects.
Thanks K.P!!!
I'm going to make my little corner of the internet a little bit more neon!
I wish I thought of that for the outro, lol.
Yo video has uploaded 12 mins ago and you commented 14 hrs ago ?
Time Traveller confirmed !
@@Error-gc1rr lol I did not notice it..