It plays with forces like acceleration, inertia, momentum, etc.ĭOM-based matrix of tiles. Interactive infographic about the landing of Curiosity Mars Rover, in 13 kB including vector graphics. Playing with artificial gravity on canvas to recreate some of the physics of Moon Lander in JavaScript. Modifying the new CSS property transform-origin to distribute letters around a circle. Handling an SVG path from one single variable to show a wheel indicator. Playing with shapes as borders, backgrounds, and characters as part of the content of the pseudo-elements.Ī fully working CSS Casio calculator built with Create React App and reducers to update the state.Ĭonceptual experiment to minimize the users' learning curve for filtering lists.Īn emoji flattened with the text-shadow technique, overrotating in a bunch of axes.Ĭollection of mobile games design patterns for the inspiration of developers, designers, and artists. When it rotates, it changes the transform origin. The element and pseudo-elements are the 3 faces. Voxels are grouped and stacked in layers on the z-axis.
Reads RSS feeds using a serverless function and normalizes the output to be displayed in a list.Įach voxel is one HTML element with 3 faces. WebMIDI and WebAudio allows playing a MIDI controller on a synthesizer or sampler directly in the browser. Pixel Art editor that uses an HTML canvas only to process input/output. That helps me understand better what the possibilities are.Ģ1 stacked bordered elements separated by equal distances create perception of volume.Īfter counting words from 20 popular books, it suggests the nearest word to replace spelling mistakes.
Whether there's a new Web standard arriving soon on a specific version of a specific browser or I had a spontaneous idea on the tram, I always try to create a quick demo for myself. Twitter GitHub LinkedIn YouTube I write Code I document my coding journey in tweets and blog posts, and my building process in cinematic videos. I use code to create human-friendly interfaces, and tools to build nerdy things.
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