Sticker packs
A shared DEPO sticker library — SVG, PNG, GIF, WebP and WebM, still and moving. Emoji and words call each sticker up in a chat picker; likes, a shared trash that is never emptied, packs downloaded as ZIP. Open API and MCP server.
Every page we tried for DEPO, one post each: what it is, how it was built, how it looks.
53 demos
A shared DEPO sticker library — SVG, PNG, GIF, WebP and WebM, still and moving. Emoji and words call each sticker up in a chat picker; likes, a shared trash that is never emptied, packs downloaded as ZIP. Open API and MCP server.
Locals by day or by night: demo27's glowing speciality lights and glow layer, demo25's side panel with chips, people in view and the card, and a light and a dark theme for every base map — OpenStreetMap, Google, Topo, Satellite. Remembered; follows the system theme until you choose.
5762 numbered DEPO components in a database — 2183 buttons (own, every button of the owner's generator files), 300 paginations and arrows, 3279 icons — with votes, a top, a shared trash, an editor that reads even raw code and saves new pieces, and an import for AI-made buttons.
A nebula to breathe with: seven huge colour fields — azure, amethyst, violet, amber, blue haze — drift on slow sine curves, swell and fade on near-black, blurred so far that only colour remains, under a fine noise veil. No text, no controls.
Locals as a magazine index: an editorial banner (switchable), a numbered contents list of the 14 specialities with counts beside a Google hybrid map of photo stamps; pointing at an entry dims the rest; a person opens as a spread.
Locals at night: a cinematic duotone banner (switchable), a dark map where every person is a light in the colour of their speciality over a soft glow layer, and a frequency panel — one bar per speciality, as long as its share of the people in view.
Locals on Google Maps: a rounded banner card inside the page width (switchable), then the map with a search pill, a dock of the 14 specialities with live count badges and a carousel of the people in view; a person opens as a popup.
The live /locals page as a map: the site banner with four portraits per slide, switchable, then a map that fills the screen with a dark glass panel — speciality chips with live counts, the people in view and a card. OpenStreetMap (grey, colour, night) and Google Maps.
The DEPO calendar as a Swiss poster: off-white, black 2px rules, one red, Archivo from condensed to normal, numbered views 01–06 and a giant date in the corner. Every event sits on a 15-minute raster.
The DEPO calendar beside a magazine cover: the photo, the magazine name and the cover line change with the month; the year view is twelve covers with their days. Pale green-grey, Schibsted Grotesk 900, lime accents; 15-minute events.
The DEPO calendar in a darkroom: near-black, safelight red that follows the pointer, JetBrains Mono numerals, glowing event bars and a ticker of what is next. Hours, day, week, month, three months and year; 15-minute events you drag.
The DEPO calendar as a printed almanac: warm paper, Fraunces numerals and hairlines, a left rail with the small month, event types and what is coming up. Six views from hours to year; every event moves in 15-minute steps.
The live DEPO header and footer with two empty screens between them, so nothing covers the site's animated background — soft green spots that fade in, drift to new places and fade out. Every setting of the animation is exposed and documented, with live controls at ?tune.
The second version of demo18. Every page has its own address (/demo19/gallery, /demo19/contact-us) and is rendered by PHP for a first visit or a search engine; moving inside the site fetches only the next page's block and plays one of three transitions — drop, side or deck.
The whole DEPO site as one page that never reloads. The header stays put; every opened menu page becomes a slide in a horizontal deck, the old one slides off to the left, and pages already opened keep their scroll. The address changes (?p=gallery) and Back / Forward move the deck.
The community as a constellation on a dark forest ground. Portraits and magazine covers circle the DEPO eye on two tilted rings that follow the pointer and the scroll, then unwrap into a grid of people. Choosing a role turns a second orbit; the close is a ring of faces.
The hero is an open DEPO issue on a deep green ground. Its 18 pages turn in 3D by click, drag, swipe, arrow keys or the contents page, and the first pages turn by themselves as you start scrolling. Below it, faces in parallax columns, a role chooser and the closing call.
Thirty real magazine covers start scattered in 3D around the headline and fly into one wall as you scroll. The wall filters by magazine, then the camera dives into one cover, which becomes the ground of the next chapter. Warm stone, deep green, Bricolage Grotesque.
A dark photo studio where one warm key light does all the work. In the hero it follows the pointer and reveals the colour portrait over its dim copy, with a Warm/Cool, Soft/Hard console; below, faces walk through a fixed light and each value switches on like a lit set card.
DEPO set like a luxury publisher's index. Huge Didone lists of magazines, people and roles on a cool grey ground, real covers trailing the cursor, a hovered row's picture following the pointer, and one pinned deep green chapter for the values.