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secretaditzu78

Hii another dev log for my pallete generator

-Centered on the page
-Click to copy HEX codes
1.New design for a more engaging experience
Design elements:
-Modern and clean
-Glassmorphism (CSS)
-Translucent background
-Rounded corners
-Subtle blur
-Interactive elements lift on hover
-Simple fonts and high contrast for readability

Can’t wait to share the next devlog! ❤️

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diceysnikey
diceysnikey 3 days ago

Looks cool!

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Minor code optimizations, plus a new palette with colors reminiscent of the original, plus much better page organization.
Fun Fact!
The generation of palettes is based on the conversion of colors into the HSL model, which allows for easy variations in hue and brightness. The interface updates dynamically in real time when the base color changes, without the need to reload the page.

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Added alert thresholds, cod fixes , testing

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Testing the first version of web dashboard

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Improved UI & UX, snowflakes animation. Uploaded the source code on GitHub, hosted the game using GitHub Pages for being able to play it just by opening a link and made it an installable Progressive Web Application (PWA). I also optimized it to better display on mobile phone screens.

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Blocks with transparency effects, minimum distance between blocks, and significant code optimizations

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Switched to a “Glassy” UI and a custom image from the internet

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MilesWK
MilesWK 14 days ago

Pretty! I would suggest making just some small margin edit to the boxes, just so they are spaced out!

secretaditzu78
secretaditzu78 14 days ago

Hehe, I thought about that too.

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Switched to a red ui andmore fluent animations

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Switch to a green interface and added puzzle solving detection

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Just the start, simple and nothing more

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I created the 3D casing in Fusion for SenseBox Mini, but we realized that the screws are too close to each other, so we will have to use hot melt adhesive to fix the components on the chassis and modified the Arduino code for the first web prototype of the site. All on Github

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I updated the buzzer logic so it only triggers once when a threshold is exceeded, instead of continuously.
I also updated the Fritzing schematic to include the buzzer and adjusted the wiring accordingly.
Finally, I set up and organized the initial GitHub repository structure for the project.

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Hiii, this is my first devlog, I worked on both the hardware and firmware foundations for SenseBox Mini.
I created the initial hardware schematic in Fritzing, connecting the ESP32-C3 with the SHT31 temperature & humidity sensor and the CCS811 air quality sensor over a shared I2C bus. The design focuses on simplicity, using only the required pins and powering all components at 3.3V.

In parallel, I started the firmware setup by initializing the I2C bus and preparing the basic project structure for reading sensor data. This step ensures that the hardware design and firmware architecture align correctly before adding more advanced features such as alerts and the web interface.
YET STILL NOT DONE, we have so manny things to do XD

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secretaditzu78

Hiii, this is my first devlog, I worked on both the hardware and firmware foundations for SenseBox Mini.
I created the initial hardware schematic in Fritzing, connecting the ESP32-C3 with the SHT31 temperature & humidity sensor and the CCS811 air quality sensor over a shared I2C bus. The design focuses on simplicity, using only the required pins and powering all components at 3.3V.

In parallel, I started the firmware setup by initializing the I2C bus and preparing the basic project structure for reading sensor data. This step ensures that the hardware design and firmware architecture align correctly before adding more advanced features such as alerts and the web interface.
YET STILL NOT DONE, we have so manny things to do XD

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