David Aerne

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Self employed Design & Interaction Developer / Software Artist

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I love animating using CSS.

whenever you need a zigzag, don’t write ifs; just fold the number line Math.abs((i+=10)%200 - 100) been using this ever since I “discovered” it.

201: old prototype found. Oh its mostly CSS :D

If you’re in need of color harmonies in the meantime:

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I wanted a way to explore Unicode by visual similarity, not just by name or codepoint, so I built Charcutrie. It lets you browse characters that look alike, search across scripts and symbols, and even sketch a shape to find matching glyphs. (pretty badly for now :D)

Just released heerich.js, a tiny voxel engine that renders 3D scenes to SVG 🎨 ╬ Boolean ops ◮ Oblique &amp; perspective 𝑥 Zero dependencies ◌ Pure vector output, infinite scaling Named after Erwin Heerich's geometric cardboard sculptures.

you can now edit all your ramps at once. (and export them as SVG, CSS or as Tailwind Config)

what if you could navigate unicode characters by visual similarity?

when the idea of having "a simple logo" gets out of hand

🎨 Just discovered ColorPalette Pro by Ryan Feigenbaum: a synthesiser for colour. I really like the music-hardware analogy.

Finally made a small lib that helps me implement how I think about design tokens. Try Design Book →

thats why its cool that heerich.js uses an SVG

We live in a world where you can dynamically generate an SVG with 100 sample points and 3D logic inside a single browser frame. crazy

What if you could adjust every individual color with full control, without losing the sense of your palette as an interconnected system? I’m curious if others will find it as intuitive as I do... for me, it’s really fun to use. Scared and excited to start running some user tests

Seriously, how much time can one possibly spend tweaking a pair of range sliders?! 🎛️

Discovering that Steve Ruiz's tldraw uses a mix of CSS and SVG made me want to try building a CSS renderer for Heerich.js! Well, its going well!! And its super fast.

Just started a new gig with Figma. Excited and humbled to help shape how people think about design. Video just for vibes, unrelated to the work.

TIL: Arcball Controls I can't believe this performs so well. The browser is recreating the SVG from scratch on every frame. check it out on CodePen.IO 🔗⬇️

I just realised: wait SVGs have filters :D

sometimes I visit PickyPalette just to create a random palette.

For everyone who complained about the range sliders: I hear you—working on it! 🔧

Should be working, but instead I'm tweaking colors like it's my job. Can't wait for people to try this out! 🎨✨

Just released heerich.js, a tiny voxel engine that renders 3D scenes to SVG 🎨 ╬ Boolean ops ◮ Oblique & perspective 𝑥 Zero dependencies ◌ Pure vector output, infinite scaling Named after Erwin Heerich's geometric cardboard sculptures.