jesi

@jesirgb.com

data driven design engineer. previously: web, design, video @graphext.bsky.social; animation engineering @ Prisms of Reality

hi everyone! i am looking for my next role as a design engineer / frontend / web stuff. i am experienced in nextjs, and particularly, sveltekit. specializing in novel, fast and fun interfaces. please feel free to DM! you can check my work in my website at jesirgb[dot]com ↓

hi everyone! i am looking for my next role as a design engineer / frontend / web stuff. i am experienced in nextjs, and particularly, sveltekit. specializing in novel, fast and fun interfaces. please feel free to DM! you can check my work in my website at jesirgb[dot]com ↓

one thing that keeps your pages fast is developing on a not so fast computer. my M1 mac mini with 16GB of RAM sometimes struggles with your landing page, and it should definitely not. please don't let that happen.

So, show-and-tell time… (this’ll be a thread, strap in folks!) Back in the day I used to draw a little cartoon whale on a post-it note…. It looked like this.

So we’ve got a square post-it note and on it is a line drawing of a whale - but he’s very cartoon style - big ol’ head taking up most of the space, with a jazzy little tail out the back, a flipper hanging below and (to mind) a sperm whale mouth-to-head arrangement, which is to say the slightly smiley mouth runs straight along the bottom of his massive head, arcing up into a slight smile that culminates with his eye. Why is he a ‘he’ ? - not sure. Always was a he in my mind so let’s go with it….

p5 2.0 will launch soon and will include a way to write shaders with the JS you're used to rather than having to learn GLSL! Luke, who wrote the feature, is making a tutorial where you can make this without writing a line of GLSL:

did you know that ghostty allows for icon color customization, even on layers? you can use these directives to change the color of the ghost and screen independently

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