Tiny Trends
Tiny Trends #1: Non-Rectangular Headers
Dashes of flair to kick your designs up a notch.
Jan 6, 2017 · 3 min read
Breaking parallel is a great way to take a standard, rectangular header and adding some visual interest. It’s often accompanied with overlapping cards to give introduce another “z-layer” of depth.
Anyway, I won’t bend over backwards with a drawn-out explanation. Here’s what I’m seeing.
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If you want to experiment with some non-rectangular headers in code, Ahmad Nassri wrote a fantastic tutorial for how to create them in CSS. Check it out:
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