Experiments, prototypes and playful code from our team. Small things we build to try out ideas, sharpen our craft and have a bit of fun — all running live in your browser, written in plain JavaScript and Canvas with no libraries.
Type any word, in English or Arabic, and a cloud of particles assembles into it.
Animated canvas: small white and red particles fly in and settle into the shape of the word in the text field. Moving the pointer over them pushes them away, then they spring back.
Try type a word, then move your cursor or finger through it
Particles drift through an animated noise field and leave brand-red trails behind.
Animated canvas: thin red and white lines stream across a dark background, following smooth, slowly changing currents. Clicking starts a new random field.
Try move or drag to stir the current, tap or click to reseed
Generate a harmonious five-colour palette, lock the colours you like and check their WCAG contrast.
Five colour swatches. Each shows its HEX code (click to copy), its contrast ratio against white and black with a WCAG AA badge, and a lock button that keeps the colour when you generate a new palette.
Try press Space or Generate, click or tap a code to copy it
A field of points on springs that bends around your cursor like a magnet.
Animated canvas: an even grid of small dots joined by faint lines. Near the pointer the dots are pushed aside and turn red, then wobble back into place. Clicking sends a ring-shaped wave through the grid.
Try hover or drag, tap or click for a shockwave
Pick a day
Who’s coming?
Review your trip
Prototype only: no prices, no payment, nothing is sent.
That’s the whole flow.
In a real build, this request would land in the operator’s dashboard and on WhatsApp. Here it’s a demo — nothing was booked.
A bilingual day-trip booking flow — trip, date, guests, summary — prototyped for tour operators.
Try click through the steps — nothing is actually booked
The same care goes into the products we ship: fast to load, light on the battery and usable by everyone.