As far as I know, the world’s first combined file hosting and link shortening service. An idea I came up with shortly after starting to use Twitter and my main hobby ever since. Due to my personal limits dznr is not open to the public right now.
A minimalist start page with quick access to a few popular search engines. The source code is freely available and customizable.
A playground for generating random SVG graphics with a variety of tools. The acronym might once have had a meaning, I cannot remember it though.
Talking about acronyms: Here’s another random tool to generate absurd meanings for your favorite acronyms.
Black Cursor was a graphic design and customization forum that I never had time take care of properly, which is why I ended up shutting it down.
A Safari extension to remove some clutter from the December 2010 Facebook profile redesign. See a preview or download it. (Release Notes)
The first site I ever put online. Already had a few nice Javascript transitons.
This one stuck with me for many years—Until I put this version online, actually. All the following designs never saw the light of day.
An experiment with extremely bright colors and my favorite typeface, National. View an unfinished demo.
A more serious version of the previous style, also meant to work with changing background colors.
How about a navigation on the bottom of the page? I never figured out how to make the rest work well.
Very cold, very serious—Too serious in the end.
A more full-featured design featuring three different sky backgrounds. View an unfinished demo.
Just an illustrative experiment that never turned into a full design.
Taking a break from the colorful style of previous versions. View an unfinished demo.
Possibly the first of a series of very weird, very experimental designs.
More of a challenge to re-create an old computer monitor. View a live demo. (Click anywhere)
Experimenting with transitions for AJAX page loads. View an unfinished demo.
More transitions, and a more thought-out design as well. View an unfinished demo.
This design featured a dynamic background that would also change color over time. View an unfinished demo.
Big type, circles, physics—what could go wrong? View an unfinished demo.
Even bigger type, cut up to serve as a interesting background, together with a minimal navigation.
Building on the idea of the previous design but turning it into a more eye-catching, playful direction.
Not much more than tech demo to try some HTML5 Canvas effects. View a live demo.Eventually I’ll make my icons, wallpapers and themes available here again, but for now you can browse the Storage Site if you need something specific.