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''Layer'' is a browser extension surfacing source code elements which by default are not part of a websites (or browsers) visible interface.<br>
''Layer'' is a browser extension surfacing source code elements which by default are not part of a websites (or browsers) visible interface.<br>
''Annual rings'' is a browser extension which gets a websites age and grows a ring for each year the site is old.
''Annual rings'' is a browser extension which gets a websites age and grows a ring for each year the site is old.
'''Key:''' continuing with the question of making visible, but here leaving the 'original' interface as a starting point, deconstructing it is part of the users operation
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links: [https://gitlab.com/km_kt/layer Layer (repository)], [https://gitlab.com/km_kt/annual-rings annual rings (repository)],[[User:Kim/Special Issue 26/Inspector Extensions| project process]]
'''links:''' [https://gitlab.com/km_kt/layer Layer (repository)], [https://gitlab.com/km_kt/annual-rings annual rings (repository)],[[User:Kim/Special Issue 26/Inspector Extensions| project process]]


===Terms of Servers===
===Terms of Servers===

Revision as of 10:37, 5 December 2025

year 1

Tracing Networks Backwards

Tracing Networks Backwards is a (browser) game based on mediawiki. Its interface displays all wiki page titles (circle) that link towards the currently open one (center). Playing the game, the user can recursively visit wiki pages and output their traced path into a graph.

Key: what happens when we render more / different information visible, than usually prescribed in user interfaces?

links: browser version, project documentation, project process

Browser Extensions

Layer is a browser extension surfacing source code elements which by default are not part of a websites (or browsers) visible interface.
Annual rings is a browser extension which gets a websites age and grows a ring for each year the site is old.

Key: continuing with the question of making visible, but here leaving the 'original' interface as a starting point, deconstructing it is part of the users operation

links: Layer (repository), annual rings (repository), project process

Terms of Servers

links: project documentation, project process, directory on cerealbox

Personal Reader

repository on gitlab

Fediverse Instance

Fediverse/Installation documentation

project proposal

what

prototypes

why

how

context

project environment

thesis

references