Eri/Minnow

Web: https://yal.cc/tools/cohost/reveal-generator/

Here's what you get:

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Template by YellowAfterlife.
Dragging might not work with touch!

So you have two images and you reveal the second one by dragging a handle or clicking/tapping on the corner button (since it can be hard to tap+hold the right spot on mobile).

In existing media I've mostly seen this used for before/after pictures in marketing, but I think there's more to explore here - for example, you could let the reader compare day/night versions of a scene, or add knifes details to an existing image.

You can also choose the direction for the effect, or stick to a button reveal:

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Colors, labels, etc. are customizable so you should be able to do plenty things with this even if you have minimal knowledge of CSS+HTML.

Have fun!

grit!! obsession !! my favourite game soundtracks on loop!! !! !

real talk: paintnet mockups and lots of reading up on MDN docs for anything and everything. visual studio (the cool big not-a-damned-electron-webframe one, not vscode) has some in-built stuff-- ASP NET templates or some such?-- for opening a local port for offline development. super handy. neocities is great for hosting a static site.

also firefox f12->... menu on the top right->settings->advanced->disable http cache when the toolbox is open. lifesaver.

i firmly believe that if you have something you want to show off you should make a website. there are templates and resources out there if that's your speed, or you can roll your own the whole way through. extremely recommend looking through neocities' sites browser for inspiration. go on, make something that screams you. :3

ALSO i should really link this resource!! i didn't use it myself but i have heard good things and it seems very thorough at a glance.