Loved the concept, makes drawing sooo easy even with a trackpad.<p>Some tips :-<p>1. When holding down shift allow straight lines only and no curves. It's the norm in design softwares<p>2. When I drag to create the line, the drop point if off and not accurate to the nearest dot of my mouse position. I'm unsure if it's a bug or have you deliberately built a non-accurate system.
Congratulations on having a dependency free project [0]. (just typescript)<p>We got so used to read code using frameworks that pure JavaScript seems other world.<p>[0] <a href="https://github.com/maxwellito/minimator/" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/maxwellito/minimator/</a>
A similar tool: <a href="http://100r.co/site/dotgrid.html" rel="nofollow">http://100r.co/site/dotgrid.html</a><p>Absolutely love small, simple tools like this that have one singular purpose and execute it with restraint.
Reminds me of dotgrid from 100rabbits <a href="http://100r.co/site/dotgrid.html" rel="nofollow">http://100r.co/site/dotgrid.html</a>
Love it! It does one thing, does it well, and it's hard to make an ugly drawing in this style :-)
I'm not sure how useful it is in practice, but as a piece of computer art, it's great!
This was very helpful. But I didn't understand the rules, so I thought it was broken when it kept showing me the same word.<p>I eventually figured it out by accidentally clicking the question mark (I am an avid interface clicker) and read the instructions...
The "pinch to change" is kinda bad, since.. mice. But the drawing itself is interesting, the constraints makes it a very enjoyable experience, but do try not to assume people are using a touch screen,.
Was this hijacking the browser's back button for anyone else? Not a fan of not being able to press back to go to the previous page. The site is neat though.