React Interlude
library → dev.robertoattanasio.com/react-interlude A loading screen for React: the page starts behind a curtain that leaves when everything is ready, and you bring the animation.
library → dev.robertoattanasio.com/react-interlude A loading screen for React: the page starts behind a curtain that leaves when everything is ready, and you bring the animation.
app → dev.robertoattanasio.com/stealer App that mirrors your system audio to a second output device in real time.
design system → dev.robertoattanasio.com/margo-ui React component kit built on Tailwind CSS v4, with compound components and overridable CSS tokens.
library → dev.robertoattanasio.com/react-renderable Small React components for conditions, lists and composition, all taking the same kind of slot.
library → dev.robertoattanasio.com/react-graft Turns a hook into a context: write the state once, read it anywhere below its provider.
library → dev.robertoattanasio.com/react-scrim A scrim, a full-screen curtain, that covers the page during a navigation and knows exactly when to get out of the way again.
library → dev.robertoattanasio.com/react-holdbar A loading bar at the top of the page that stays open while something is loading, with no start or done to call.
library → dev.robertoattanasio.com/react-interlude A loading screen for React: the page starts behind a curtain that leaves when everything is ready, and you bring the animation.
library → dev.robertoattanasio.com/outgrid A layout grid in plain CSS, with sections that break out to the edges of the screen and one place to set it up.
case study → aikah.robertoattanasio.com Website of an alien company that develops products and services: animations with Motion and smooth scrolling with Lenis, with a focus on Motion Design. Experimenting with Midjourney for the visuals.
case study → alien.robertoattanasio.com A landing page about the world of ufology: html/css animations, scroll animations and a focus on Motion Design. Experimenting with Midjourney for the visuals.
case study → horror.robertoattanasio.com A landing page about the history of horror from 1764 to today: html/css animations, scroll animations and a focus on Motion Design. Experimenting with Midjourney for the visuals.