This class offers all students an forum to discuss, submit work and critique Web Design trends, digital media technology and culture. Students will create Web Design projects using a variety of software design tools as they define and decide what works best for them. Students will analyze and write about cutting edge web design and also experiment and deploy their own personal website.
Monday, September 12, 2016
Crome Experiment: WebGL Kaleidoscope
This chrome experiment is a simulated kaleidoscope. The image moves on its own, but reacts to user input with a mouse. The user can click and drag their mouse on the screen, triggering visual reaction from the kaleidoscope. There seem to be two methods of control, on both the x and y axis. It is possible to go "backwards" by moving the mouse in the opposite direction that it was just moved in. It is hard to tell what the image is derived from, but it seems to be a bunch of reflected parts of an image.
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