These are a bunch of small projects that I did to practice HTML/JavaScript/CSS.
These are all pretty simple. You don't need any tools to build anything. You don't need to copy anything to a website.
All of these have a decent chance of running. I tested most of them with Chrome and Windows. No promises!
- Triangle Doodles — I used to doodle like this by hand.
- Sierpiński Triangle Photo Album — If you have three kids this would be a great way to make a photo album. ⭐
- DOS Themed CSS — I found this on the web somewhere. I don't know what to do with this, but I gotta do something!
- N-Queens — This is a classic problem.
- Snake — Another classic. I first learned this in BASIC on a TI 99/4.
- 3d text — You need some imagination to see these. I had much better luck with ThreeJS.
- Binary Blocks — Teach binary to kids. Teach me drag and drop.
- Bounce — A very simple physics simulation.
- Circles ⭐
- The idea came from this video.
- Click on a circle on the top row to change it.
- I love the old Motif aesthetic, but I can make it look so much better now.
- Conical Gradient — How to draw a high quality cone. This used to be difficult, but conical gradient is standard CSS.
- Dragon Scales — I love the way this looks. Click the menu to configure it. ⭐
- Ford Circles — Animated math fun. ⭐
- Hexagons — Another homage to Motif.
- Sierpiński Triangle