Portfolio update: there’s a chatroom feature now.
Feel free to check it out and leave a message if you’d like :)
gracege.space (https://gracege.space)
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https://gracege.space/
I haven’t used Windows in years,
but I decided to build my personal website around a Windows 98 theme.
It brings back so many happy memories.
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I built a crochet chart tool:
text pattern → visual chart → chart + instructions
One issue took me a whole day to fix, but it works now.
Feel free to play with it: https://grannysquarestudio.vercel.app/
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Vibe coders should crochet during processing time lol.
Text pattern → chart → chart + instructions.
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The UI is currently a bit "rough around the edges" because I’ve prioritized the engine logic.
Progress update on Granny Square Studio: https://grannysquarestudio.vercel.app/
-Text -> Chart import is working!
-Mobile view added.
-UI/UX polishing is next on the roadmap.
It’s a classic case of function leading form. If you have any text-based patterns you want to visualize, give it a spin!
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Just in case you need to create crochet pattern charts. I’ve built a tool for it.
It’s currently focused on granny square charts only.
Still a work in progress and looking for feedback.
Let me know if you’d like to try it and I can share the link.
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New Framer component today — Mouse Trail.
My workflow is getting better and better.
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New framer component- Hero Film strip
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My first Framer component just went live!
https://www.framer.com/marketplace/components/vert-collection/
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Vibe-coding project: building a Designer’s Life Tracker.
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Almost finished, refining the padding and max width now.
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New Year’s resolution: exercise more? (- me)
program section for a BJJ gym - Framer
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SF 3D; Day&Night
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Spent some time exploring Gemini 3 capabilities and ended up building a type design playground.
It’s called Modular.
You can create custom font styles based on a modular grid and export them for your designs.
Give it a spin and let me know what you think
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Fully building this chemistry ion-matching game in Figma Make has been such a pleasant surprise. I created a 3-question quiz, and for the first screen I spent time refining the layout, sizes, and colors. For the second and third questions, I only gave simple prompts with very little detail, and it still produced solid designs. It’s been really fun to experiment with, especially since I didn’t even have a full logic plan at the beginning.
Now I’d actually recommend starting with the ideas you already have and doing a bit of logic testing first. Having a simple style guide before jumping into a visual-coding tool can save a lot of time.
Next step: refine the UI and start adding more fun, interactive features using the visual-coding tools.
feel free to try https://agency-show-71147709.figma.site/
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