https://txt.dev/wwwjim/internet-development-studio-company-q2

54.

Just another template dashboard UI, I was feeling left out so I made a template to join in.

43.

I added red magnets and new marbles.

37.

I did some polishing of our stock components in our template.

33.

The nice part about building your own job posting template is that you can theme and do whatever you want with it.

Design a color picker challenge 💙💜 Shoutouts to @danmag @tobie @wwwjim and Andy Alimbuyuguen for their amazing designs & feedback which greatly helped to improve mine!

59.

A template for privacy settings with multiple themes.

49.

Playing around with CSS and horizontal scrolling in our template.

41.

I enjoy seeing orange in designs lately, so I implemented a Pachinko scene with orange ramps and pipes in my ThreeJS marble world builder.

passing over all of my remaining knowledge to the youth

52.

Happy Memorial Day 🇺🇸, I put together an easy simple flippable tilt card example in the templates.

35.

I saw someone else post a nice chart with gradients, so I was inspired to implement my own.

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A shot of the last 30 side explorations I designed and built using NextJS. I am excited for the next set.

When the team committed to NextJS, SASS + CSS Modules, TypeScript, Postgres and Rust for our projects.

38.

I did some simple blog header practice. What order did you read the text in?

47.

I loved the idea of having a shotgun or cannon pipe, which allows for more dynamic scenes.

Today one of the coolest new unified workspaces, a grand marriage between the browser & productivity applications, is live on Product Hunt.

https://producthunt.com/posts/muddy-2

Our studio ( hat tip to: @xbalbinus @ana_piligrim @andyyy ) had the rare privilege to collaborate!

48.

Sign in modals for our template system.

39.

Did a placeholder website for a craft cocktail venue I am an investor in. Mad props to the legendary photographer Andrew Valentine and others on the assets. Opens today.

We are having “artist”, “builder”, and “creative” charcoal grill sessions in August, some of them at our new office space. ✌️

46.

Implemented panels that lift to help the marble reach the end.

36.

I finally published the first release of our data visualization components with our team. There are 17 graph examples in 4 different themes.

55.

Someone said I should make a low light theme for our templates. So I deployed one named Daybreak for low light environments.

I don’t have much drama going on but I love our new office couch! It is so cool and I am going to make some websites on it!

new beginnings ☀️ part of the team has finally made it to Seattle

Trying out a new app icon. What do you think it’s for?

29.

felt incredible getting all of our colors and theming variables in order last night.

32.

In our template themes, you can now pick between “Kenya Hara White”, “Jun'ichirō Tanizak Shadow”, “PC Death Wireframe Blue”, and now “WWW Hackers (1995) Green”.

We are online, on the computer, and making websites.

Check out our Q2 report to catch up with our team ➝ https://txt.dev/wwwjim/internet-development-studio-company-q2

31.

I did a footer design in three theme colors. My favorite is the template’s new blue.

57.

Last night on our studio website, I decided to write out everything our studio does. I was inspired to be more dense & blunt 🔥

beginnings are such delicate times


here we are, working on internet stuff ✌️

60.

Open sourced a multi-theme daylight inspired vertical scroll animation

56.

Just another color picker component.

45.

Bringing in the concept of a flipping tile to my ThreeJS scene.

44.

A test of the physics and an infinite loop.

53.

A direction I wanted to explore on the ⌘+K command menu. This one supports prompting our template library and returning a built wireframe themed prototype you can run on your machine.

Follow my studio team ➝ @xbalbinus @ana_piligrim @andyyy 

Madly impressed by the growth. Very proud of the recent work we did for a client. Excited for the future 👑🤝

50.

Playing with CSS to make tradable cards like the good old days.

34.

Had a great time playing with text swapping animations.

51.

A demo of how easy it is to prototype in our template system. This is an example of a world building UI for connecting scenes in my marble game.

58.

The largest menu navigation I have ever made.

A design iteration for Cmd + K  search for a design challenge. I still want to improve it eventually to give the user more visual guidance on the navigation.

40.

Before programming becomes obsolete, I added pipes and containers to my ThreeJS marble world builder.

30.

After bringing on a new engineer, I changed our studio’s landing page into a manifesto we all feel good about. I wanted to feel different than what else is out there.

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