One of my first coding projects, and still one of my favorites.
I drew a whole alphabet on a grid in Python, then wrote a program that builds any name from it. It can also fill each stroke with random letters. Type your name below.
What I did A hand-drawn alphabet, seven rows tall, stored as simple grids. A random mode that fills every stroke with different letters. Every name made in the terminal shows up on the project’s website. Try it EEEEE AAAA TTTTTT
EE AA AA TT
EE AA AA TT
EEEE AA AA TT
EE AAAAAA TT
EE AA AA TT
EEEEE AA AA TT Letters and spaces only. Accents are dropped, like in the original. Next project Eduardo Pavón Designed and built by Eduardo Aire Torres (opens in a new tab) with Next.js (opens in a new tab) , React (opens in a new tab) , TypeScript (opens in a new tab) , Sass (opens in a new tab) and three.js (opens in a new tab) , and hosted on Vercel (opens in a new tab) . Recent updates were made with help from Claude Code (opens in a new tab) and Cursor (opens in a new tab) . Set in Degular (opens in a new tab) by James Edmondson (OH no Type Co. (opens in a new tab) ).
