More tools from Van Riel Online Services
Not on the poster.
The five sites on the poster print one job together. These tools belong to the same family and do other work.
Open to use
- TopogenyHow web pages are put togetherAn atlas of page types, sections and smaller parts as wireframes that reflow at every width, with what each is good for and how sure we are.topo.ogeny.app
- PointsYour camera as live dotsDraws a camera, a video or a shared screen as moving dots in the browser: stipple, halftone or pixels, turned in 3D. Nothing leaves your device.points.ogeny.app
In the workshop: private for now, under working names
- NoogenyThe understanding engineReads every -ogeny site as one kind of knowledge, in thirteen facets of understanding, and gives each facet a test that can fail.What it found
- TectogenyA first build, different on every seedA Stylogeny style and a Topogeny page become a real first build of a website. Contrast, sizes, focus and reflow hold on every roll. A guide, never a template.
- LudogenyGame art that starts from the storyA pixel-art studio. You write the game’s story, and it lists every sprite the story needs: each character in each state, every prop, every place’s tiles.
- StereogenyWall reliefs grown from a styleGenerative 3D wall reliefs. A style from Stylogeny decides the tiles, the form, the colours and the light, and the same recipe makes the files for a 3D printer.
- KinogenyA motion library that grows itselfIts first part is built: a searchable library of saved reels, each with its video, caption, a sheet of frames and a transcript.
- TeaogenyTea, from the cup back to the gardenResearch so far. A tea range taken apart into type, country, region, brewing and flush, with the gardens behind it from outside sources and how sure we are of each.
- OenogenyWine, from the glass back to the houseResearch so far. A wine range taken apart into kind, colour, region, grapes and vintage, with the producers behind it from outside sources and how sure we are of each.
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The atlases say how a picture is made. DXSIGN makes it: photo, video and social media, in Rotterdam.