Welcome to our weekly community-driven automated contest that celebrates CSS craft. Our goal is to create a friendly corner on the web where challenge drives coders to inspire, entertain, and innovate, using HTML and CSS.
The basic idea of the contest: each week, you have an HTML file with some content, and your goal is to create the CSS file that makes this a beautiful piece of web art.
For the last week winner: csscontest.com
Every interaction related to the contest is automated, with the help of @janethebot, and the code behind the automation is here: github.com/bitsofart/jane. The website code is here: github.com/bitsofart/csscontest.com.
- Fork this repo.
- Copy the contents of the next.html file into index.html.
- Style it: update the styles.css file as you wish.
- Create a Pull Request.
- Be the most voted Pull Request for the week. The PR with the most positive votes gets merged and deployed to csscontest.com, where it will stay for the whole week until the community elects a new winner.
Notice that editions (or additions) on the PR are not allowed.
The community also gets to choose the content for the competitions. The process of content selection happens in the form of issues on this repository, in two simple steps:
- Create an Issue with the exact HTML markup (and only that) you want to see in the coming week contest as the body.
- Be the most voted content suggestion for the week.
The selected content becomes part of the
next.htmlfile.
Notice that here also, editions of the main content of the issue are not allowed. The whole discussion space is free.
To know more about how to participate, check the following wiki pages:
Contributions outside the scope of the contest are welcome here or in any of the related repositories are welcome.
Vini Andrade - @vicnicius