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Hayden Bleasel

@haydenbleasel

Designer and Engineer, currently at Vercel.

San Francisco, CA

@haydenbleasel

haydenbleasel

www.haydenbleasel.com

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Showcase

This application is a modern redesign of the Steam store, providing users with an enhanced browsing experience for video games. The app allows users to explore various games, view detailed information about each title, and make purchases directly through the platform.

To use the app, users can navigate through different sections such as featured games, special offers, and categories. They can also utilize a search feature to find specific games or browse through trending tags. The app includes a responsive design, ensuring a seamless experience across devices.

The application is built using TypeScript and React, leveraging Next.js for server-side rendering and routing. It utilizes Tailwind CSS for styling, providing a utility-first approach to design. The app also incorporates various UI components such as buttons, cards, and modals, enhancing the user interface and experience.

Key features of the app include:
- A hero carousel showcasing featured games with images and descriptions.
- Detailed game pages that display information such as price, discounts, system requirements, and user reviews.
- A search dialog that allows users to find games, categories, and recent searches.
- A mobile menu for easy navigation on smaller screens.
- Theme toggle functionality to switch between light and dark modes.
- Animated backgrounds and transitions to create a visually appealing experience.
- A section for live streams, allowing users to engage with content creators in real-time.

Overall, this app aims to provide a comprehensive and user-friendly platform for gamers to discover and purchase their favorite titles.

Steam store redesign

Email interface

This application is a terminal emulator designed to provide a user-friendly interface for executing commands and managing files, inspired by modern terminal experiences. It allows users to input commands, view outputs, and navigate through a file system, all within a visually appealing environment.

To use the app, users can type commands into the command input field, which supports command history navigation and basic autocomplete functionality. The terminal displays the results of executed commands, including success, error, and warning statuses. Users can also access a file browser to navigate through their project files and folders, toggle between different views, and customize the terminal's theme.

The app is built using TypeScript and React, leveraging various libraries for UI components and icons, such as Lucide for icons and Tailwind CSS for styling. The application structure includes components for the terminal interface, command input, command history display, file browsing, and theme selection.

Key features of the app include:
- Command input with history navigation and autocomplete suggestions.
- Display of command outputs with status indicators (success, error, warning).
- A file browser for easy navigation of project files and folders.
- The ability to toggle between split view and single view for command output.
- A theme selector to customize the terminal's appearance with multiple themes.
- Keyboard shortcuts for quick access to various functionalities, such as toggling the file browser and changing themes.
- Command suggestions to assist users in executing common commands.

Overall, this terminal emulator aims to enhance productivity by providing a streamlined interface for command execution and file management, making it suitable for developers and users who frequently interact with command-line tools.

Terminal Interface

This application is a web-based platform designed for managing and exploring npm packages. It provides users with a comprehensive interface to view package statistics, trends, and organizational information related to npm packages.

To use the app, users can navigate through various sections including a header for navigation, a main content area for displaying package lists and trends, and a footer with additional links. Users can filter packages by popularity or recency, view detailed statistics about downloads and growth rates, and toggle between light and dark themes.

The app is built using modern web technologies, including TypeScript and React for the frontend, with Next.js for server-side rendering and routing. It utilizes Tailwind CSS for styling, providing a responsive and visually appealing user interface. The application also incorporates various UI components from a custom library, enhancing the overall user experience.

Key features of the app include:
- A theme toggle button to switch between light and dark modes.
- A responsive header with navigation links and a search functionality.
- A package list that displays essential information such as name, description, publisher, version, downloads, and stars.
- A statistics section that showcases weekly downloads, GitHub stars, and the latest package information.
- A trends section that visualizes download statistics over different time periods (weekly, monthly, yearly) using various chart types.
- Organizational logos and links to popular packages, enhancing community engagement.

Overall, this application serves as a valuable tool for developers and users interested in exploring and managing npm packages effectively.

npm profile redesign

The Open Graph Debugger is a web application designed to help users analyze and visualize how URLs will appear when shared on various social media platforms. The app extracts Open Graph metadata from any given URL and provides previews for platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Bluesky, and Mastodon.

To use the app, users simply enter a URL into the input field and submit the form. The application validates the URL, fetches the Open Graph data, and displays the results, including the title, description, image, and other relevant metadata. Users can also view a history of previously analyzed URLs, allowing for quick access to past analyses.

The app is built using modern web technologies, including TypeScript and React for the frontend, and utilizes various libraries such as Radix UI for components, Tailwind CSS for styling, and Next.js for server-side rendering and routing. The application also incorporates custom hooks for managing state and fetching data, ensuring a smooth user experience.

Key features of the Open Graph Debugger include:
- URL input with validation and error handling.
- Display of Open Graph metadata, including title, description, image, and site name.
- Previews for multiple social media platforms, showing how the URL will appear when shared.
- A history feature that allows users to revisit previously analyzed URLs.
- SEO recommendations based on the extracted metadata, helping users optimize their content for better visibility.
- Responsive design that adapts to different screen sizes, ensuring usability on both desktop and mobile devices.

Overall, the Open Graph Debugger serves as a valuable tool for content creators, marketers, and developers looking to enhance their social media presence and optimize their web content.

Open Graph Debugger

This application is a web-based word-guessing game inspired by Wordle, where players attempt to guess a five-letter target word within six attempts. The game provides visual feedback on the player's guesses, indicating whether letters are correct, present in the word but in the wrong position, or absent altogether.

To use the app, players simply type their guesses using a virtual keyboard or their physical keyboard. Each guess is evaluated, and the game provides immediate feedback through color-coded tiles: green for correct letters in the correct position, yellow for correct letters in the wrong position, and gray for letters that are not in the word. Players can also toggle sound effects on or off, enhancing the interactive experience.

The app is built using TypeScript and React, leveraging various libraries and technologies such as Framer Motion for animations, Tailwind CSS for styling, and canvas-confetti for celebratory effects when a player wins. The game state is managed through custom hooks, which handle the logic for tracking guesses, evaluating the game status, and managing user input.

Key features of the app include:
- A grid layout for displaying guesses and their statuses.
- A virtual keyboard for input, with visual feedback for key presses.
- Sound effects for various game actions, such as key presses and game outcomes.
- Confetti animations to celebrate winning the game.
- Alerts to inform players of game status, including success and failure messages.
- A share functionality that allows players to copy their results to the clipboard or share them via the Web Share API.

Overall, this app provides an engaging and interactive way for users to enjoy a word-guessing game while incorporating modern web technologies for a smooth user experience.

This application is a modern web platform inspired by Hacker News, designed to facilitate discussions, submissions, and job postings within a developer community. Users can create accounts, submit content, ask questions, and engage with others through comments and voting.

To use the app, users can register for an account or log in if they already have one. Once logged in, they can navigate through various sections, including the home feed, where submissions are displayed based on different sorting options such as "Top," "Newest," "Trending," and "Controversial." Users can also submit links, ask questions, or showcase projects through dedicated submission forms. The app features a search functionality to help users find specific content quickly.

The application is built using Next.js, a React framework, and utilizes TypeScript for type safety. It employs Tailwind CSS for styling, ensuring a responsive and modern user interface. The app also incorporates various UI components, such as buttons, cards, and dropdown menus, to enhance user experience.

Key features of the app include:
- User authentication with registration and login capabilities.
- Submission of links, questions, and project showcases.
- Commenting system with nested replies, voting on comments, and the ability to delete comments.
- Sorting and pagination of submissions for better content management.
- A search feature to find specific submissions or discussions.
- Dark mode support for improved accessibility and user preference.
- Job postings section where companies can list job opportunities, and users can apply directly.

Overall, this application aims to create an engaging and interactive environment for developers to share knowledge, seek advice, and connect with job opportunities.