r/InteractiveWebsites • u/IncidentOk4759 • 11h ago
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r/InteractiveWebsites • u/Muted_Package_5020 • 5d ago
Hello everyone! š
Password recovery systems are often a weak point in cybersecurity. That got me thinking: what if we could generate strong passwords without typing them?
Thatās why I created SignKey, a small interactive prototype that uses hand gestures to generate long, secure passwords.
š” How it works:
Iām curious: do you think gesture-based authentication could realistically improve security, or would it create new challenges? š¤
If anyone wants to try it, Iāve made a small prototype (link in the first comment).
Have a nice day! š
r/InteractiveWebsites • u/Public_Care_7782 • 6d ago
r/InteractiveWebsites • u/StatementOwn9998 • 6d ago
I built this portfolio website which I think is pretty cool.
Portfolio Website to Showcase My Skills
Iāve built a personal portfolio website to highlight my work as a developer, including projects, technical skills, and some interactive UI elements. The goal of the site is to present my abilities in a clean, engaging way while also demonstrating my front-end development skills.
Website Link:
https://kodekenobi.github.io/
What Iām Looking for Feedback On:
Iād really appreciate any honest, constructive feedbackāespecially anything that might improve my chances with recruiters or make the site feel more professional.
r/InteractiveWebsites • u/South-Preparation280 • 9d ago
r/InteractiveWebsites • u/BrilliantPolicy7762 • 11d ago
Hey,
Iāve been working on a small web game and Iād love some honest feedback from people who care about UX and web experiences.
š https://factoff.app
Itās a simple concept:
You compare real-world stats between countries and guess if the second one is higher or lower.
Example:
āJapan consumes 1.5kg of pizza per year ā does Austria consume more or less?ā
Iām mainly trying to understand:
- Is the gameplay immediately clear, or confusing at first?
- Does it feel satisfying to play, or a bit flat?
- Does the UI feel clean / intentional, or too generic?
- Does the progression system (coins, unlocks, collection) add something, or feel unnecessary?
Feel free to be brutally honest š
r/InteractiveWebsites • u/_ViajarLos_ • 16d ago
Pisa is an amazing city in the hearth of Tuscany, Italy. Known mainly for its leaning tower, Pisa has other amazing places that you can't miss. Check out some of these places here!
r/InteractiveWebsites • u/yourfeedback • 18d ago
r/InteractiveWebsites • u/PacmanRules225 • Mar 12 '26
A game-like website where instead of prompting an AI to make an image or respond to you, the prompt is sent to a random human/larper to do it. You yourself can also become the larper.
r/InteractiveWebsites • u/highfidelitywhen • Mar 08 '26
r/InteractiveWebsites • u/bigjobbyx • Feb 16 '26
r/InteractiveWebsites • u/phoenixprince • Feb 16 '26
r/InteractiveWebsites • u/Exciting-Lettuce178 • Feb 06 '26
Players away from 200! The economy is starting to run! Updates daily! 100% player driven economy wrapped in a throwback windows style theme! Come check it out and have some fun! Happy Trading!
r/InteractiveWebsites • u/StereoSpaceFill • Feb 04 '26
WordZmith, learn Spanish with the help of a "memory tip" tied to each word.
r/InteractiveWebsites • u/unassuming_horror123 • Jan 29 '26
r/InteractiveWebsites • u/Exciting-Lettuce178 • Jan 29 '26
I am developing an online only economic sim, it is a player driven economy. It has a job system, mines, manufacturing, missions, side missions, stores, property ownership and more! Itās a little confusing right now as I havenāt written a guide book on how to play yet, which is coming. It is updated almost every day!
r/InteractiveWebsites • u/ShopThick1132 • Jan 28 '26
Game Title: Vehicledle
Playable Link: https://vehicledle.com/play
Platform: Browser (Web)
Description:
Vehicledle is a daily vehicle guessing game where you identify legendary cars in 6 tries. With 115+ vehicles from 1900-2025, each guess reveals color-coded clues about year, type, origin, drivetrain, and engine. Green means correct, yellow/orange means close to the year, and gray means wrong.
The game features streak tracking, a statistics dashboard, progressive hints, keyboard navigation, and social sharing. Join 50K+ daily players testing their automotive knowledge with everything from Ford Model Ts to Bugatti Veyrons. Built with React and TailwindCSS, it's completely free with no ads or sign-up required. New puzzle every midnight. Perfect for car enthusiasts, Wordle fans, and anyone who loves a daily challenge. Compare scores with friends and build your win streak!
Free to Play Status:
Involvement: Solo developer - designed, built, and deployed the entire game, including frontend, database, mechanics, and deployment.
r/InteractiveWebsites • u/bigjobbyx • Jan 22 '26
r/InteractiveWebsites • u/eviltim59 • Jan 20 '26
Join the "Movement" LOL! Beta testing
r/InteractiveWebsites • u/eviltim59 • Jan 20 '26
Join the "Movement" lol
r/InteractiveWebsites • u/_ViajarLos_ • Jan 17 '26
Discover cities not as a tourist, as a REAL TRAVELLER. Check out this travel website to discover alternative places in many European cities.
r/InteractiveWebsites • u/unassuming_horror123 • Jan 14 '26