A new frontend for a community site

A rebuilt website for a community pixel-art site, with better tools for its staff.

  • StatusStill in testing. Not live yet.
  • CategoryWeb
  • What it does for youReduces errors, Saves time
Map view with a pixel drawing of a sun, house and trees, the colour palette open and 11 pixels queued. Practice mode with invented players.
Screenshots of its practice mode, with invented players. The site name and logo are replaced, and the map is a plain background.

The problem

I am an admin on a community pixel-art site. The team did not like the existing website.

What I built

A new frontend that connects to the existing system without moving any data.

  • Players get a live map, painting, accounts, profiles, groups and leaderboards.
  • Staff get moderation screens, appeals, tickets and roles.
  • The work also includes security fixes.

The result

It is still in testing. It brings more quality-of-life features and better moderation tools.

What this could save your team

If your current site or internal tool works but frustrates the people who use it every day, the screens can be rebuilt without replacing what is behind them.

Leaderboard dialog over the map, listing thirteen players with their alliances and pixel counts. Practice mode with invented players.
Player leaderboard
Staff alliance page: five alliances with member counts and one opened to show its details and members. Practice mode with invented players.
Alliance list and detail in the staff area
Moderation page with ticket counters, a profile lookup and a report with ignore, timeout and ban actions. Practice mode with invented players.
Moderation queue
Staff appeals page showing two pending appeals, each with a note field and reject or approve buttons. Practice mode with invented players.
Appeals awaiting review

Could a tool like this help you?

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