Some styling on the neocities website, nearly changed my mind about the colour. Read about colour schemes and stuff.
Started with A11Y Styleguide then added Ground Floor to fractal.html page.
Today I coded a sprite and put it up on the website. Nervous sprite
Tinkered around with color gradient, buttons various CSS. The editor in neocities gives lots of little warning signs which I went through correcting then, because it changes the way things look I went back through changing the way stuff looks again (e.g. it made the moon button huge).
I only realised that the fractal page I did yesterday was keyboard only navigation after doing it ... then long time reading about how to make a touchscreen navigation. Google classroom, lots of frameworks, responsive and adaptive design mobile first.
JavaScript interactive Mandelbrot fractal: Fractal Dimension
Fractal: Sierpinski triangle, JavaScript, html5 canvas
After exploring some of the other websites at neocities I saw a free comments box script and had a play with that, trying to figure out whether and what type of HTML tag it should go inside. After reading this blogpost on Accessibility Landmarks with this demo page by Scott O'Hara I used a form tag.
Added some titles to the buttons so a another box comes up to say what they are on hover.
Played a bit with p5.js Web editor in Firefox browser.
Went down a rabbit hole of what the rss button does - and found Firefox is removing it December 2018.
Updated my new website project with a CSS animated moon button coded by Chris Coyier. I tried it out with the version I keep on desktop before uploading to neocities. Also read a some of Rune Madsen's Programming Design Systems and Hello Processing Hour of Code.
I added some CSS to my new neocities website. Ground floor - out-of-the-box styling framework. Reading The Inner Light Theory of Consciousness: A scientific look at the human mind by Steven W. Smith
My own new #neocities website (one hour on an ipad) https://gipsi.neocities.org
I made an ASCII alpaca with an Android app called ASCII Cam.
Creative coding for audio visuals. Lots of exploring, courses and tutorials for Puredata Dan Wilcox robotcowboy TidalCycles Yaxu Sonic Pi Sam Aaron.
Digital signal processing and Digital sound processing tutorial for the brain dead
Hacktoberfest: open source My 6 contributions Looked at quite a few repos to see what might be useful. Yesterday I went through about 8 Hugo blog tutorials thinking Of contributing to a website, then decided that was a bit ambitious. So stuck to things I understand. Like typos, spelling and whitespace. My confidence in reading and understanding what code is is growing quicker than the writing of it.