Lewis Nakao

📢 New Feature: Generate SVG Emoji Favicon A trick I discovered by a fellow Twitter user that shared this article: https://css-tricks.com/emojis-as-favicons/ Of course, you won't remember to use it just like meta tags, so now it's all in one convenient place on the Meta Tag Generator. Having a favicon is very helpful to help your website standout and be identifiable in bookmarks and even as an...

📢 I added a "🔀 Randomify" button as a way to help people understand what inputs the app is expecting by adding random data. ℹ I felt like whenever I test apps with open text fields, I'd like to test it with bogus data to see what it would look like. So rather than making you mash your keyboard to provide fake test data, you can do it with one click.

🚩 Update: Long Division Equations and Number spacing! I apologize for the delay, but it's finally here, long division! For the average person you can give a collective yawn, but for myself as a parent, it means I can get my daughters to advance their math skills once again. My daughters are very confident in their math skills in class and are breezing through them because of my worksheets (at...

🚩 The UI had a lot more to be desired so I just pushed a big update. Check it out 😁. Tough feedback is appreciated. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👧 I recently started getting my kids back to doing Math worksheets again. I'm trying to come up with a reward system. So far, stickers next to their names on a poster is good. I want to come up with a currency system.

As a former math student and father, I initially created this as a simple solution to help my daughter practice math over the summer. I appreciate the value of learning by writing over tapping a screen, so I made this math problem generator revolve around printing. I hope other people can find this useful, especially the single-digit worksheets which got both my daughters ahead of their...

I found myself copy-pasting & editing the same code over and over, so I streamlined it. Small additional features such as adding an emoji in compatible portions of the code, tool tips for each meta tag and optimal image sizes, are what I think make it standout over its alternatives. I hope you find it useful as much as I did. The source code is also available in the link on the top right.