BIGWORDS.PAGE Turns a URL Into a Browser Text Display
The MIT-licensed tool from SpeakingOfBrad builds text displays controlled entirely through a crafted URL, with a visual editor for generating links.
SpeakingOfBrad has released BIGWORDS.PAGE, a web page that is controlled through a crafted URL and displays text in browsers across multiple devices, Hackaday reported.
The tool supports changing font and text colors by adding values to the URL, so a single link carries both the message and its formatting.
A visual editor generates a finished link, which removes the need to assemble the parameters by hand.
According to the project's documentation, it can also show images, create countdown timers and produce animated multi-page presentations.
BIGWORDS.PAGE is released under the MIT license, and the documentation covers self-hosting for users who want to run it on their own infrastructure.
Quick answers
What is BIGWORDS.PAGE?
It is a web page controlled through a crafted URL that displays text in browsers across multiple devices, released by SpeakingOfBrad.
What license is BIGWORDS.PAGE released under?
It is released under the MIT license, and its documentation covers self-hosting.
Can BIGWORDS.PAGE do more than show text?
It can show images, create countdown timers and produce animated multi-page presentations, and a visual editor generates a finished link.