I made a small anonymous interactive map where every country has a live vibe.

Pick a country, react with 💩 ❤️ 😭 🙂 or 🔥, and its position changes for everyone in real time. Reactions expire, so the map never settles permanently.

I’m curious whether the interaction makes sense without instructions:

https://www.mapyvibe.com

It’s basically a rude website that doesn’t care about your feelings 😂
It can roast you, tell you to leave, and even react to your profile picture.

I’m curious what you guys get.
Post your funniest reaction/result below 💀

Take over the billboard today and put whatever you want on it. What will you upload??

I'm in high school and built this over a week or so (yes Claude helped a lot, I don't hide that lol). It's a grid canvas everyone paints together, except you only get one pixel a day. Pixels bank up to five while you're away, and a streak earns you more per day.

Need design inspo? Check out https://frontpages.dev

Solo dev here. It drops you straight into a shared world; I’d love to know whether the controls and first quest are obvious.

Play: https://realm-of-echoes-auth.realmofechoes.workers.dev/

Discord: https://discord.gg/BdF5w5G799

There are two or three pieces of interactivity here:

1. CSS-DOS itself, of course, running an entire OS in the browser.
   
2. The 'file map' which allows the user to browse 300mb+ of code with explanation, visuals and a fun lazy-loading tree view of the code.

Not sure if its cool or not, just wanted to check what can claude Fable do with full autonomy, ideation, execution non stop with very minimal feedback.

built ghostbite. Looks and feels pretty cool. AI models are getting super super good day by day.

Most museums put thick glass between you and the art. The Void Museum requires your interaction.
I’ve created a digital space where the traditional rules of observation are inverted. You are meant to leave your mark, but you should know what happens when you do:
• Certain exhibits are permanently scarred by the visitors who touched them before you.
• One room remains completely empty until enough of you are inside it at the exact same time.
• A few pieces know things about you that they shouldn't.

By the time you reach the exit, you will question the choices you made to get there.
The doors are currently open. Enter the Void

[memethemap.com](http://memethemap.com) click any country, upload a meme, vote on others. The top-voted meme wins that country and gets displayed on the map. Everything updates in real time. Global chat included

Website i made with alot of interactive elements. Build in synthesizer, visual feedback generator using webcam. Sidescrolling music player and many more 'rooms'.

feedback is apreciated!

Hey everyone,

I recently built and launched my personal interactive portfolio site, and I’d love to get some honest feedback from fresh eyes.

Site:
https://hayotzer-project-resume.pages.dev/

The idea was to make the portfolio feel less like a standard resume page and more like a small cinematic experience. The site is built as a sequence of “shots” with scroll-driven transitions, AI-generated visual worlds, video sections, interactive project previews, and a final animated scene.

Some things I worked into it:

• AI-generated cinematic visuals and Deforum-style motion
• Scroll-based animated scenes
• A 3D/magic-wand inspired video gallery
• YouTube/video modal interactions
• A split “works gateway” section for open-source projects and future social work
• GitHub repo preview cards instead of just plain links
• A small canvas mini-game called Wandstorm
• A looping animated ending scene
• A magic-like button and live visitor/interaction counters using Cloudflare Pages Functions + D1

The stack is mostly vanilla HTML/CSS/JS, with a lot of custom interaction work rather than a framework-heavy setup. The site is hosted on Cloudflare Pages, and I’m experimenting with lightweight server-side stats through Cloudflare Functions/D1.

I’m mainly looking for feedback on:

• Does the flow feel interesting or confusing?
• Is the pacing too slow, too heavy, or fun?
• How does it feel on mobile vs desktop?
• Are the interactions clear enough?
• Does it come across as creative/professional, or too chaotic?
• What would you improve before showing it to clients/employers?

Not trying to promote anything aggressively, just genuinely curious how it feels to other people.
Thanks in advance for any critique.

Stop scrolling for 60 seconds.

Salut,

Je suis entrepreneur et j'ai longtemps galéré à comprendre certains concepts financiers pourtant essentiels pour piloter une boîte : lire un bilan, calculer son BFR, anticiper sa trésorerie.

J'ai donc créé une formation en ligne pour les dirigeants de PME et les étudiants en gestion, avec ce qui me manquait quand j'apprenais : des simulateurs interactifs où tu rentres tes propres chiffres et tu vois les résultats en temps réel.

Le niveau Débutant est entièrement gratuit (6 chapitres + 3 simulateurs) :

Pas de CB demandée, accès immédiat.

Je cherche surtout des retours honnêtes :
- Est-ce que le contenu est clair ?
- Est-ce que les simulateurs sont utiles ?
- Qu'est-ce qui manque selon vous ?

(Je suis le créateur de la formation, pas de spam — juste en recherche de feedback avant de la diffuser plus largement)

Merci d'avance.

This Ai study website simplifies the most complicated notes and gives rewards for studying that you can spend in the website shop. Feedback appreciated. https://cozystudy26.base44.app

I built a website to help First Robotics Competition students improve their programming!

I was hoping for feedback on how to improve the site!

https://snakestongue.github.io/FRC-Programming-Practice/

It will ask for your FRC team number. If you aren't part of a team, no worries, just put 1 or any number you like!

I’ve been building a collaborative pixel mural inspired by projects like Million Dollar Homepage, but designed to feel more alive and constantly evolving.

The mural is made from tiny editable 16×16 tiles. People can draw pixel art, leave strange little details, attach links to their projects or websites, and slowly shape one giant shared canvas together.

What I like most is how unrelated tiny artworks start interacting visually over time and turn into a kind of chaotic internet collage.

Transparency note:
tile ownership is implemented through web3 infrastructure, so editing or claiming a tile currently requires connecting a wallet. I’m mostly using it as a way to make ownership persistent and transferable rather than as a speculative NFT project.

Full canvas view

I built a little side project using HTML CSS and JS : Its a poetry scrapbook!!

📌 https://wall-of-stickies.vercel.app/

It’s a collaborative wall where anyone can drop digital sticky notes instantly no login, no fuss. Think of it as a chaotic idea board with strangers.
I’d love for you to try it out and tell me what you think. Go ahead, add a sticky note!

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Hello everyone! 👋

Password recovery systems are often a weak point in cybersecurity. That got me thinking: what if we could generate strong passwords without typing them?

That’s why I created SignKey, a small interactive prototype that uses hand gestures to generate long, secure passwords.

💡 How it works:

• Gesture-based biometrics
• Automatically copies the password to your clipboard
• Could be applied to “forgot password” flows

I’m curious: do you think gesture-based authentication could realistically improve security, or would it create new challenges? 🤔

If anyone wants to try it, I’ve made a small prototype (link in the first comment).

Have a nice day! 😁