| I’m 17 and have been building small web projects, and this is one I’m particularly happy with. I made a little digital wish jar where you can create a jar for someone, add individual wishes/memories as colorful paper stars, and send the jar to them. Each star can contain a short message, and the whole thing has small animations and interactions, including opening the jar and revealing the stars. I wanted it to feel more like opening a tiny handmade gift than filling out another web form. It’s completely free to use and has no ads. https://app.egreet.in/stars/welcome I’d especially love feedback from other developers on the UI/UX, animations, interactions, and overall feel. I’ve attached a few screenshots so you can see what it looks like. [link] [留言] |
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I’m 17 and built a cute animated “wish jar” web app for sending little wishes to someone
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