| It's free to use and no-ads. I’ve been experimenting with interactive websites and wanted to make something that felt more like an experience than a normal webpage. So I made Oceana, where you can create a personalized underwater story for someone. You choose the names, fish colors, friendship/romantic vibe, and write a message. It generates a little animated ocean story that you can share with them. There are animated fish, bubbles, music, different scenes as you scroll, and a few other small interactions. I attached 2 images showing how it works. Live: https://egreet.in/oceana I’m still learning, so I’d genuinely appreciate feedback on the design, interactions, performance, or anything you think could be improved. [link] [留言] |
I’m 17 and built this little interactive web project called Oceana 🌊
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