12 Web Apps that Anyone (and Everyone) Can Remix
Often times you might get bitten by the creativity bug and have the urge to make something, but you arenβt sure of where to start. Weβve put together a list of fairly straightforward apps for you to remix. Change around a few colors or add completely new features: this is your playground. Before moving on to your next great achievement, save projects to your My Stuff for easy access later.
πΈ Useful web stuff πΈ #
The easiest blog in the world, stop worrying about hosting. Just give "Geoglitchies" a remix and maybe change some colors to make it yours. Made by Monica Dinculescu and Jessica Lord.
The holidays are coming up and instead of just inviting everyone to your holiday party on Facebook, you could send them a cool remix of our βappy-hourβ app that we made for our Appy Hour party at this yearβs XOXO. The site has a lot more personality than your typical event page, all you need to do is remix it and give it your own original flavor.
If youβre looking to make a free link tree for your Instagram bio or just want a place for all your random links, then βlink-tree-11tyβ is the perfect practical app that you can remix for immediate use. Made by Cassey Lottman.
π End of the year π #
Given that the 2020 is just around the corner, itβs a great opportunity to spend your Hour of Code remixing something to wrap up 2019! With βmusic-2019β from Tiff Tseng, you can easily show off all the new albums you picked up this year. Itβs as easy as changing the JSON file.
In a similar vein, βyear-end-listβ from Tiff was made to remember all of the books you read this year, but it could also easily be remixed to be about whatever you want β favorite movies, favorite concerts, favorite places to get croissants, etc.
β¨ Sparkles β¨ #
Play around with some of these cute sparkles with a quick remix β try changing the color, speed and size of the particles. You can also copy them over to another project to spice it up! From Edwin Morris.
Similar to the sparkles, βsnow-animationβ can give any website a nice subtle holiday feel.
πΉ Games, games, games πΉ #
βTrivia-quiz-starterβ, from Anjali Patel, gives you the structure of a quiz app, but makes it so easy to fill in your own questions and answers by editing the JSON file.
Weβve also got βodd-careβ from Anjali which is your local Mad Lib starter for all your Mad Lib needs! Just give it a remix and change the text and JSON files to make your own story. Mad Libbing has never been easier, and what a fun thing to send a friend or coworker on a bad day.
π° Generators π° #
Generators are a great way to spend an hour if you want something simple to play with. Take this La Croix generator, for example, remix and add onto what Steph Monette started.
Trick your parents into thinking you got a book deal over the holidays with βbook-deal-generatorβ from Margarita Noriega. Add some more book titles or maybe change it altogether with a movie or television deal.
Facebook released a chatbot, called Liam, over Thanksgiving weekend to equip their employees with PR style responses to their families questions. Adrienne Porter Felt made a parody of it to help you with some other family questions. Add your own questions to the bot to help you practice for your next family gathering.
Whatever you do with your creative juices, there are always apps ready for remix. To keep these apps for later, click on **this collectio**n and add to your My Stuff or personal collections.
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