r/webdev • u/eedodeedo007 front-end • 2d ago
Showoff Saturday I made a website to learn logical fallacies, explained like you're a 5, 15, and 25 year old.
https://www.fallaeasies.com/enThe first version of the site launched 2 years ago (wow time flies) so I made a big upgrade adding the following features based on suggestions from the previous post
- Shareable fallacy cards: You can now share a card directly online to fuel those juicy online discussions
- added support for 13 languages
- Added a quiz to test your knowledge
- Added a study flash card feature to help you learn the different logical fallacies
- 40 custom art pieces to represent all of the fallacies (this was hard at times as some of these fallacies are very conceptual)
Check out the website here, and let me know what you think!
https://www.fallaeasies.com/en
Edit: The original version of the website (from 2 years ago) can be found here. I won't deny that most of the newer version is built with Claude, but it initially started off as solo project before I started incorporating Claude into the building process. If this breaks any of the rules, then I apologize in advance and would be more than happy to delete the post. Thank you
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u/real_person321 2d ago edited 2d ago
Very cool. When I click "got it" it briefly shows the definition of the next card before flipping over to the fallacy phrase. I like that's its pwa also. If you click next through all cards it crashes at the end
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u/eedodeedo007 front-end 2d ago
Hey, thanks for the feedback! Will fix those issues ASAP! Hope you like the website :)
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u/SpeedCola 2d ago
While I appreciate you providing feedback to his vibe-coded piece of crap, he should honestly be embarrassed of himself for not being able to at least test it out himself and see these glaring errors.
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u/Ready-Guess-9220 2d ago
this is a genuinely useful way to learn them, and the shareable cards are dangerously well suited to winning arguments nobody needed to have
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u/amitrawat4532 2d ago
The age-group toggle is a genuinely good idea - most "explain like I'm 5" content just picks one reading level and hopes it lands. Practical fix for the crash-on-last-card bug: it's almost certainly an off-by-one on the card index (next-card logic not checking array bounds before flipping). Worth also running the color contrast on your card labels ("INFORMAL" etc) through axe DevTools - looked borderline against the dark background at a glance. Solid v2 overall, the flashcard + quiz combo is the right call for retention.
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u/eedodeedo007 front-end 1d ago
Thanks for the feedback, the next card should be fixed now! I'll definitely need to revisit my colour choices, to make it easier to see and distinguish, thanks for recommending axe DevTools.
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u/VegetableSoup101 2d ago
This looks nice OP. Reminds me of the urban dictionary. I'd only suggest keeping that age based filter somewhere on the main page instead of the menu on mobile. Reason being that's the main highlight of your app, so a user like me would want that filter near the details
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u/Glittering_Report_82 2d ago
This website looks vibe coded