Avris

There are only two queer flags in the official standard for emojis: and . The Unicode Consortium has made it clear that it doesn't intend to add any more… But when has a committee ever stopped us queers from enjoying our flags?

What if instead of resorting to heart emojis in the colours from a flag (like ), you could just say you're ‍⚨ nonbinary or ‍∞‍ polyamorous with an actual flag? We've created a font that circumvents / extends the Unicode standard and lets you use a bunch of queer flags inline!

Yet another one of my projects, Naked Adventure, grew too outdated to support it. I had to rewrite it from scratch.

I took the opportunity to redesign it as well. (screenshots before & after at the bottom)

Yet another one of my projects, Avi • Simple placeholder avatars, grew too outdated to support it. I had to rewrite it from scratch.

I took the opportunity to redesign it as well.

FontAwesome provides thousands of icons, but you probably only use a few dozen on your website. Instead of loading all of them as a webfont, you could use SVG sprites.

This library is a simple helper that:

• registers the icons you use in the place you use it,
• dumps a refined set of SVG symbols at the end of your page.

You can check out a blog post about possible gains.