Mark Rieck

Hello Product Hunt Community 👋 I'm Mark, and I suck at web design so I made a web developer tool to use other people's designs 😈 SnipCSS is a Chrome extension that can quickly turn existing sections of websites into reusable web components. If you've ever copied CSS styles from devtools by hand to mimic a design, SnipCSS is the perfect tool for that. With one click you can create a snippet...

Interesting monetization strategy, if you can get a community to submit/upvote I could see product providers wanting to post their solutions for money. BTW - my startup is named SuperAnimo (cartoon video maker) - and I had no idea the meaning of Animo in Dutch. When someone is confused by my catch phrase "It's not Anime, it's Animoooo, as in "mou ii desu" in japanese, because it's crappy...

Wow - a subscription just for one inspected element? I couldn't get one sale with my more complex SnipCSS product that snips a subset of the DOM and costs $29: https://www.snipcss.com Maybe I should tell more people about it so this comment is a start.

Missed opportunity to call it MixTok

My favorite genre for work is TripHop and my favorite artist is MothEquals: https://www.youtube.com/user/MothEquals/videos Other than that it's mostly electronic.

I know it's pronounced JIF but I pronounce it GIF anyway

Awesome work. I do client-side uploads directly to S3 on my site SuperAnimo. Never thought I could also compress images client-side. I'm definitely checking out the github repo.

Yes! https://www.snipcss.com is a new tool to extract html/css snippets from any website. It only extracts the styles associated with the DOM subtree you select, so if you see a sidebar widget, a pricing table, or something else you'd like to use on your site you can easily extract it with SnipCSS. Let me know what you think if you try it out! Thanks