Permissioned Spaces Made Pretty — Lexidraw
A drawing by @essentialrandom.bsky.social on Lexidraw
Wayfinding cues in UX design
The term “wayfinding” was first used by Kevin Lynch, an educator and urban planner in his seminal book “The Image of the City”. He…
FlorisBoard | F-Droid - Free and Open Source Android App Repository
An open-source keyboard which respects your privacy. Currently in beta.
Train Layout Essentials For The Layout Room
Underlay
Publish structured data as versioned, permanent collections with schemas, provenance, and content addressing built in. Whether you're a research lab, a newsroom, a community archive, or a single developer, Underlay makes the knowledge you hold discoverable, verifiable, and easy to build on.
Jelly UI — API Reference
The complete Jelly UI API reference: every attribute, property, method, event, slot, shadow part, CSS custom property and keyboard map.
SembleIt: Semble Without the Distractions
Semble is two apps in a trench coat. SembleIt is just the quiet one.
SembleIt: Semble Without the Distractions
Semble is two apps in a trench coat. SembleIt is just the quiet one.
spaces, meet cliques! how we built a minimal calendar on pear (our permission-enforcing ATProto repo) and what we had to build to get there.
calendar pt. 2: buckets spaces, meet cliques!
habitat.leaflet.pubfirst public prototype! this ui is made entirely out of at:// components inlay-proto.up.railway.app
dan
first pieces of @inlay.at are now open source at tangled.org/danabra.mov/inlay 🔮 Inlay "browser" prototype (hono+htmx): inlay-proto.up.railway.app 📝 Inlay ProfilePage component from the above demo: pdsls.dev/at://did:plc:fpruhuo22xkm5o7t… 📜 Tests describing the Inlay rendering model: tangled.org/danabra.mov/inlay/blob/main/p…
tangled.org/baileytownsend.dev/ceres interesting things happening in the alt-appview space 👁️👁️
baileytownsend.dev/ceres
tangled.org+ ui primitives for navigating between, discovering them, managing them, etc ! (and on all the above, and the ones dan mentions, I don't think they need to look anything like the solutions we already have for these things, new ideas are possible!)
daniel holmgren 🫠
so you have a "universal" app that pulls together all these disparate highly-contextual apps. notifications for all of them in one spot, a algorithm/discovery for seeing updates across all of them, etc
