By
@theodora
This is a personal website that is designed to feel like a live desktop rather than a static page. It has lots of different features to make it accessible and convenient to use.
This is a personal website that is designed to feel like a live desktop rather than a static page. It has lots of different features to make it accessible and convenient to use.
It has both a world clock and a local clock feature; it will show how long the other country is ahead of or behind you. This also gives UTC offset info.
It will use your location API to see where you are. It will tell you what the weather is like in your area; it also tells you the wind speed in your area.
This is where you add your tasks. Local storage will store your tasks, and it separates them into low, medium, and high categories; it will help you prioritise the urgency.
I orginally tried to build a custom YouTube playlist, but it got blocked by the party. Instead, I switched to a Spotify playlist, which is embedded into the site, is more reliable, and also comes with a polished player UI for free.
This is a window showcasing my projects, each attached with a short description, tags and a link back to the repo.
This started as a basic four-function calculator, and it expanded to show the running expression live above the main display. Added a history panel that saves the last 10 calculations, so past results are there to review or reuse even after a page reload, like what the phone does.
Focus on short breaks, with 2 different countdown lengths, plus it has an animated progress ring so the user can see the remaining time. It also adds daily focus tracking, where you can track back how long you have done in each section via History.
Covers length, weight and temperature conversions with a swap button between units.
A small character sit on bottom-right corner; after 15 seconds of no activity, it starts a little wiggle instead of just sitting still. Click it, and it pops up a random speech-bubble tip. It also alternates between 2 different characters every 30 seconds.
When you click the app, you can grab any title bar and move it anywhere on the screen
You can drag the bottom-right corner to make a window bigger or smaller. You can also click to collapse a window down to a small chip in the taskbar.
Press Ctrl+K on Windows to bring up a searchable list of every app on the site; type to filter, arrow keys to move through results.
There are 5 different gradient backgrounds; change them via the right-click menu, with a smooth crossfade between them.
Adding a matching set of icon links to GitHub and LinkedIn
This is just a quick coloured note people can jot down and delete; it is saved locally so you can still see your note next time.
It has 4 metrics (CPU, memory, network latency, temperature); it will update constantly, mixed with occasional system events logged at different severity levels. It also includes pause/resume, clear and export to TXT.
You can type any URL, and it will generate a QR code instantly. It includes a download button that allows you to download the QR code as a PNG file.
I have used Claude AI to debug the code, including both syntax and logic errors. The whole website is made from personal experience. The website layout, idea, and main coding come from my idea.
2h 48m 29s logged
I have added 2 more features:
It has 4 metrics (CPU, memory, network latency, temperature). It updates constantly; it is mixed with occasional system events logged at different severity levels. It also includes pause/resume, clear and export to TXT.
You can type any URL, and it will generate a QR code instantly. It includes a download button that allows you to download the QR code as a PNG file.
I have just finished modifying the README and testing all the function ensure it is working.
3h 24m 31s logged
Hi, welcome to another devlog. In this devlog, I am focusing on improving the apps and making this website look like an actual desktop environment.
When you click the app, you can grab any title bar and move it anywhere on the screen
You can drag the bottom-right corner to make a window bigger or smaller. You can also click to collapse a window down to a small chip in the taskbar.
Press Ctrl+K on Windows to bring up a searchable list of every app on the site; type to filter, arrow keys to move through results.
There are 5 different gradient backgrounds; change them via the right-click menu, with a smooth crossfade between them.
Adding a matching set of icon links to GitHub and LinkedIn
This is just a quick coloured note people can jot down and delete; it is saved locally so you can still see your note next time.
6h 46m 54s logged
Hi, welcome to this devlog. My personal site keeps growing- this update adds six different features to the site.
I orginally tried to build a custom YouTube playlist, but it got blocked by the party. Instead, I switched to a Spotify playlist, which is embedded into the site, which is more reliable, and it also comes with a polished player UI for free.
This is a window showcasing my projects, each attached with a short description, tags and a link back to the repo
This started as a basic four-function calculator, and it expanded to show the running expression live above the main display. Added a history panel that saves the last 10 calculations, so past results are there to review or reuse even after a page reload, like what the phone does.
Focus on short breaks, with 2 different countdown lengths, plus it has an animated progress ring so the user can see the remaining time.
Covers length, weight and temperature conversions with a swap button between units.
A small character sit on bottom-right corner; after 15 seconds of no activity, it starts a little wiggle instead of just sitting still. Click it, and it pops up a random speech-bubble tip.
9h 7m 29s logged
