SplotchScrapbook

Scrapbook

Reports, galleries, and reference sheets made while building Splotch, a drawing app for toddlers. Each one is a finished result checked into the repo, so it stays readable long after the work that produced it is done.

8 collectionsUpdated 2026-09-11Source folder on GitHub

Galleries

Pictures and sounds to browse

Crayon brush reference strokes

What a waxy crayon stroke should look like, built up in stages from single lines to fills. The crayon brush is judged against these pictures.

What's inside
31 samplesUpdated 2026-09-05
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App page inventory

Every route, settings section, and modal on four iPhone and iPad sizes, in light and night mode, each with a short design review.

What's inside
672 screenshotsUpdated 2026-09-09
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Drag-to-clear sound options

Three candidate sounds for the clear gesture, played through the same drag-away-from-the-trash control the app uses. Records which one shipped.

37 clipsUpdated 2026-09-05
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Measurements

The numbers behind a decision, and how they were taken

End-to-end test tuning

How many Playwright workers the test suite should use, measured on a laptop and on CI, plus the three real test bugs found on the way.

Updated 2026-09-05
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Explainers

How the app works, in plain words

How Splotch turns fingers into pixels

A tour of the drawing pipeline: how touches become strokes, how the canvas is split into tiles, how undo keeps pixels, and how a picture is exported. Starts with a version a five-year-old could follow.

What's inside
12 sectionsUpdated 2026-09-05
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