ticky

im in ur web site

  • she/her

web dracat

made:
internet-ti.me, @Watch, Wayback Classic, etc.

avatars appearing:

in 2D by nox lucent
in 3D by Zcythe

"If it were me, I'd have [changed] her design to make [her species] more visually clear" - some internet rando

I post embeds of other peoples' things at @ticky-reposts



edit: crisp-edges doesn't have consistent browser support. pixelated does. use that one instead

extra tip: you can use both

<img style="image-rendering: pixelated; image-rendering: crisp-edges;" src="link here" alt="describe image here" title="description/hover text here" >

On browsers with support for crisp-edges they'll use that, on browsers without, it'll use pixelated

What's the difference? Well, crisp-edges will attempt to preserve edge detail on non-integer scales, so it's useful if you have an image whose max-width is 100% (and so might scale down on mobile - you are chosting with mobile in mind, right? 🥺). It's basically nearest neighbour scaling (pixelated) versus sharp bilinear (crisp-edges).


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