Damian
@oczki.pl
Product designer, software engineer, accessibility ally. Semantic HTML, CSS that actually cascades, and vanilla JS. Fan of puzzle games and metroidbrainias.
I'm super proud of my recent #accessibility improvements in my Inspiration Depot web app (idea generator for improv actors). I've focused on high contrast theme; even if exactly zero users will see the changes, I'm still happy with what I've learned while working on this.
Left: old, right: new.
Left: old, right: new.
December 29, 2024 at 9:50 PM
I'm super proud of my recent #accessibility improvements in my Inspiration Depot web app (idea generator for improv actors). I've focused on high contrast theme; even if exactly zero users will see the changes, I'm still happy with what I've learned while working on this.
Left: old, right: new.
Left: old, right: new.
Gift (a 2000 game by Cryo) had nice mechanics with fire, ice, and light, the last of which was pretty innovative for its time.
A memorable puzzle involved a metal door: you had to heat and freeze it simultaneously, exploiting thermal stress to shatter it from the inside! Mind-blowing for a kid.
A memorable puzzle involved a metal door: you had to heat and freeze it simultaneously, exploiting thermal stress to shatter it from the inside! Mind-blowing for a kid.
November 15, 2024 at 9:33 PM
Gift (a 2000 game by Cryo) had nice mechanics with fire, ice, and light, the last of which was pretty innovative for its time.
A memorable puzzle involved a metal door: you had to heat and freeze it simultaneously, exploiting thermal stress to shatter it from the inside! Mind-blowing for a kid.
A memorable puzzle involved a metal door: you had to heat and freeze it simultaneously, exploiting thermal stress to shatter it from the inside! Mind-blowing for a kid.