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Particles slide across the screen and grow as they get close to the mouse. First thing I ever did using

A wave with bubbles floating on the surface, the bubbles each represent a tweet with the word "water" in it.

Particle positioning patterns using depth.

Particle movement patterns that generate smooth trails.

Create currents of particles which orbit around magnetic nodes.

Soft blobby physics. Imagine jelly, in your browser.

A playhead travels between keys which resonate in sound depending on where they are placed in the room.

A little monster that I brought to life with JavaScript. Bakemono is Japanese for monster.

A devilishly simple but challenging game. Your objective is to steer clear of the evil red dots and stay alive as long as possible. Alsdescription available for iOS, search for it in the App Store.

Sinuous' sibling game. More evil red dots!

An online book that aims to better people's understanding about the inner workings of browsers and the web. Created for Googldescription while I was working at Fi.

An interactive experiment with bacteria in a playful and dynamic physics simulation.

An animated logo created for Yugen, a Canadian media production company.

Ever wondered what it would feel like to attack a bunch of checkboxes with a radio button that's being steered by a scrollbar?

A holographic effect based on device orientation. Only tested in Safari for iOS.

Minimalistic game based on quick and precise pointer movement.

Browse for or drag an image onto the page and watch it be reconstructed purely out of text.

When bored, I sometimes open a blank JavaScript file and start writing without any clear idea for what I want to do. This is the resuldescription of one such coding session.

A colorful folding doodle. Click anywhere on the drawing – or use your keyboard – to switch layouts.

Experimental 3D hover effect for links.

Proof of concept JavaScript library for zooming in on DOM elements or points in a document.

Happy holidays! I didn't get a pine tree for Christmas this year so I decided to compensate by creating a digital counterpart out odescription HTML form elements.

CSS-based scroll effects for lists.

A fun twist on the GitHub "fork" ribbon.

An audio-visual experiment which synthesizes sound in real-time.

Experimental fold-in menu.

Modal concept which gives a sense of depth between the page and modal layers.

Interactive experiment based on the visuals originally created for Radar.

Fokus emphasizes anything you select by obfuscating the rest of the page.

UI concept for thumbnail previews. Hover over a single thumbnail to reveal it as a 3D stack. Works well on touch devices using swipdescription gestures.

An infinite and hypnotic animation. 3, 2, 1... You're feeling sleepy.

A context-shift transition inspired by iOS.

Made as part of a series of CSS-only animations.

Made as part of a series of CSS-only animations.

Made as part of a series of CSS-only animations.

Pagination arrows that "flex" when you hover or press them.

Check a checkbox to generate a wave of checkboxes. Because why not.

Draw sketches with vibrating lines – think old cartoons – and share replays with friends. My most popular project to datdescription with over 65m saved sketches.

Hugely popular open source framework for creating HTML presentations.

A UI concept which merges loading indicators into the buttons that invoke them.

A platform for creating, presenting and sharing presentations.

Scroll the page and see list items expand under the magnifying area. Inspired by a Flash site I saw years ago.

A button that seamlessly transitions from action to confirmation.

Clock pattern animation.

Interactive spiral animation.

An animated progress bar that highlights sections of a page that are currently in view.