Along with approximately half the planet I finally scratched the Northern Lights off the bucket list last night, though this doesn’t do them justice. What a show.
@armstrong It’s the sort of thing where skills and knowledge have been unevenly spread. Graphics programming as an industry is honestly horrible at teaching compared to webdev. Single letter variable names everywhere!
Also, until recently the only cross-browser 3D API was WebGL 1.0 (based on a 2007 spec), which was rather limiting.
@armstrong Not currently, but a single-axis family like Atlas Grotesk is relatively straightforward to variableize. Email us at our info address and we'll see what we can do.
So far, posting a job on LinkedIn has been precisely as horrible as I’d feared. 300 applicants so far, only 2 of which live in Northern Ireland (which the job posting states as a requirement).
95% of the applicants are based in India or Pakistan, along with 100% of the dozens of folks DM-ing and emailing me (although half of them are agencies). To be clear, I’d be delighted to hire someone with that background — if they live in Northern Ireland.
Which is odd because I’ve always understood that anything under 100ms was imperceptible… but there’s definitely a perceivable difference between a 100ms transition and no transition… I wonder if higher screen frame rates have anything to do with it?