alexpate

Thanks for the feedback. Yeah I think we need to play around with some different terms. A few others have suggested "personal homepage builder", or something similar along those lines.

Thanks for noticing this. Just pushed up a fix!

For sure, will add it in!

This is a project I started working on a few months ago.

I wanted to build a drag-n-drop app that has some dynamic data. In the current version you can connect Spotify and Instagram to show your latest played song or latest photo from your account.

If you just want to see what the page looks like, you can check mine out here!

https://glow.as/alex

Sure! Here’s a link to a demo/my page: https://glow.as/alex

Thanks for spotting that. Just pushed up a fix!

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This is a little hack project that I made over the weekend. Inspired mostly by another really cool site (Trif), and wanting to play around with the web audio api.

It's pretty pointless, but was fun building it none-the-less!

Have written up a bit about how it works, as well as put all of the source code on GitHub for anyone interested (https://github.com/alexpate/inward)

Great shout! Will add in a new category

Love that resource!

Intention for this one was to be a bit more focused on design systems/pattern libraries