Infinite content-swiping sites are in fashion, I suppose, so why not at least learn beautiful English words while aimlessly tapping or clicking your screen.
Words that I found especially appealing are marked as legendary (you will know what I mean when you see them).
The Stack is Svelte with Tailwind, Directus for managing the words and Umami for a bit of insight into the traffic and there is actually a limited number of words, since I manually collected them.
No AI was involved in the creation of this website, the words or descriptions.
So use your fugacious chance, until my server gets hugged to death :)
Thanks for the feedback, I think you are right. Having a single word be lowercase just felt ... less aesthetic, but you have a point as that is how it will be properly used.
Yep, that would for sure be more serious, but I liked the juxtaposition between a website about eloquent language and the clumsy, middle-school-like description of "fancy words".
Infinite content-swiping sites are in fashion, I suppose, so why not at least learn beautiful English words while aimlessly tapping or clicking your screen. Words that I found especially appealing are marked as legendary (you will know what I mean when you see them).
The Stack is Svelte with Tailwind, Directus for managing the words and Umami for a bit of insight into the traffic and there is actually a limited number of words, since I manually collected them. No AI was involved in the creation of this website, the words or descriptions.
So use your fugacious chance, until my server gets hugged to death :)
Please don’t capitalize the first letter unless it is a proper noun. Would make it slightly better experience.
Thanks for the feedback, I think you are right. Having a single word be lowercase just felt ... less aesthetic, but you have a point as that is how it will be properly used.
I like it! I would change the URL from fancyword to something more along the lines of the title here.
Yep, that would for sure be more serious, but I liked the juxtaposition between a website about eloquent language and the clumsy, middle-school-like description of "fancy words".
And I am really happy that someone liked it :)
I have a suggestion, how about adding a regularly used sentence, with the word?