A site I once made for my mother. It's the minimalistic kind of beautiful I love. I also included a tiny file-based mini content-management system to allow her to edit any text snippet on the site, and to add / edit items in the gallery.
Tries to match an input image with random shapes and colors. Not everything is configurable through the UI at the moment, and it's rather slow for how crummy the results are. Still, fun.
Audio player supporting playlists and drag and drop with some optional WebGL visualizations, made with vanilla JavaScript. I use this in conjunction with Autonomy CMS to make use of dynamic playlists provided by the CMS. I plan to rewrite this at some point.
OnePage
The tool used to automatically create the page you're looking at.
Features
Reads in a folder structure and converts each folder into a page in a nested web page.
Each folder can contain an index.html (or index.md and others) for content, and a index.json to set/override various parameters, allowing for easy restructuring by just moving folders around.
In addition to HTML and Markdown, supports an extremely minimalistic markdown-like .jot file format, basically just for links and indented lists.
Navigating between pages and expanding and collapsing items in the menu is done completely in CSS.
Switchable color themes.
Theoretically switchable layouts as well (but no good layouts made to use that with yet)
pic2text
A silly little something to convert images to characters.
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