The canvas is foundational to my design process. My updated portfolio is a nod to that — an infinite canvas with my most recent work.
I built this with @claudeai Code, and deployed it on @vercel , but my process started with pen, paper, and @figma for visual design. After a lot of tweaks and optimization, the output was 1:1.
I'm going to continue adding polish to this with some micro-interactions I'm animating on @LottielabHQ.
It was super rewarding to put together all the stuff I've made in one space. Let me know what you think: https://t.co/xeUcTBEoeA
We talk about AI in terms of what it produces, but the most consequential thing AI did was making writing the main thing we do.
New essay with @jaesmail for @nativestudio_
The canvas is foundational to my design process. My updated portfolio is a nod to that — an infinite canvas with my most recent work.
I built this with @claudeai Code, and deployed it on @vercel , but my process started with pen, paper, and @figma for visual design. After a lot of tweaks and optimization, the output was 1:1.
I'm going to continue adding polish to this with some micro-interactions I'm animating on @LottielabHQ.
It was super rewarding to put together all the stuff I've made in one space. Let me know what you think: https://t.co/xeUcTBEoeA
WIP
putting together my portfolio on an infinite canvas, constrained to a pixel grid - thinking susan kare/old macintosh
made using @edo_lunardi 's infinite canvas github repo on @codrops + @claudeai code
For sure! It was one approach I was thinking of taking, but I preferred the infinite canvas experience, which would break if you zoomed out... but there might be a way to include a threshold beyond which point the canvas doesn't zoom out further. Might tinker around with that 🤔
@yuna_kynn@claudeai@vercel@figma@LottielabHQ Yes! literal pen and paper. Check out: https://t.co/GiUPziUEyq
LottieLab is super intuitive. I can take my design straight from Figma into it's animation environment and generate a JSON file for the interaction for Claude.