Inspiration
We love going to the mindfulness to see the dogs and just be able to separate ourselves from the stress of each day. However, it isn’t always accessible, especially at night when we are doing homework cram sessions. So we decided to make a virtual representation of the mindfulness room
What it does
We have broken up our website into four distinct parts. The first part is our landing page, which has a relaxing ambience complete with a music player at the upper right corner. Next step is our relaxation virtual exercises: 1) The first one is the water therapy simulation. 2) The next one we have is a personal canvas where you can draw to your heart’s content. Thirds, we have the Wall of Happiness, and here we can write about anything that we are grateful. Right now, we are grateful to be at Hack CMU to see all of these fantastic projects.
The penultimate section of our website is a collection of videos to aid in meditation, yoga, or breathing.
As we all know, you can never really relax without memes, so without further to do, introducing Doges and Pepes. So grab a friend and play along
How we built it
We used javascript, html, and css
Challenges we ran into
Parallex scrolling and canvas integration
Accomplishments that we're proud of
Getting this done and making look decent
What we learned
Coding a project in 24 hours sucks but was fun
What's next for Mindfulness
Maybe integrating it more with the actual Mindfulness Room
Built With
- css
- html5
- javascript
- paper.js
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