2026/Nuremberg/Demos
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Create Day Demos was a session at IndieWebCamp Nuremberg 2026.
Watch: ▶️ 41:07s
When: 2026-06-28
Participants
Tantek Çelik
capjamesg
Max Häßlein
Naty S (remote participant) https://burgeonlab.com/
Björn Stierand
Philip Saa https://mc.scrpt.live
Martijn van der Ven
Tilman
Daniel Pietzsch- Sunil Mayya
- April (remote participant)
- Tabitha (remote participant)https://tabitha.computer
Happy Sunday!
- Welcome to Create Day, everyone!
- Learn more about Create Day: https://indieweb.org/Create_Day
Projects
Enter your ideas for your Create Day projects here!
Tantek
Tantek Çelik is considering working on:
- ✅ Updating his /daylists page
- ✅ Improving his /photo_grid
- ✅ good enough to link to it from home page!
- Type-specific sequential navigation e.g.
- Prev/next photo, when viewing a photo post
- Prev/next article, when viewing an article
James
capjamesg is going to:
- Update his User:Jamesg.blog page on the wiki
- Work on updating the books page on his website
- Create a /indiewebcamp page on his website with information about the IndieWebCamps he has attended
- Artemis — remove text after | feature
- Maybe a HTML Day Edinburgh landing page
Naty
Naty S is hoping to:
- ✅Add a /now page
- ✅Add a few more posts to /junited-2026 before June ends
- ❌ Start working on a draft post about my two IndieWebCamps so far
- ✅ Create a working demo of Quartz with content migrated from WordPress and starting a digital garden secondary site, and compare it with Zensical (https://zensical.org/)
Sophie
- Update "Serious" section on website
- Add fun <dialog> elements with SVGs to "Fun" section on website OR
- Setup a photo gallery of my travels
Björn
Björn Stierand is planning to:
- ✅ Cheat his way in by adding the missing footer to his website again, but actually he already fixed this yesterday :)
- ✅ Access the health data collected by his smart Google devices and play around with them
- Got access to Google Health data via Google Health API (which was a bit of a struggle to set up with all the OAuth configuration involved)
- tried to display exact health data on my website, but I don't think I will follow through with this (as its quite private data and nobody besides myself really cares about it)
- Now I want to change my profile picture according to my daily readiness score
- Works on build time for now, but I want to make this more dynamic
- Had a look at Gadgetbrigde (thanks for the recommendation), but doesn't seem to support my device
- Reactivated Health Sync app on my phone to move data to https://intervals.icu which has a much nicer REST API (and seems to be a more reliable API provider than Google tbh)
- ✅ Added site build date to footer (cause I always stuggled to see if my current changes were already deployed on my live site because of the Obsidian --> Github --> Vercel workflow)
- Dabble into accessing the reading logs of his comics and make them available on his website
Philip
Philip Saa is planning to:
Make the changes his calendar subscriptionChange protocolAdd Google Calendar option- Add download link to ics file for specific event on the NextEventBanner
- Improve overall layout
- Improve semantic HTML attributes
- Implement h-calendar microformat
- Export full event list in new route
Max
Max Häßlein is planning to:
- Update the photo diary
- ✅ Inspired by the printed photo books from the last years, with photos layered over each other or placed next to each other
- ✅ Have presets to choose from
- ✅ One image, aligned left/center/right; with border or "fullheight"
- ✅ Two images
- ✅ Also: big image & small overlay; small on left/right side
- ✅ Background image (for all layout types?)
- ✅ Multiple images per column/page
- ❌ Responsive & mobile
- ❌ Fix EXIF/camera information for some files
- ❌ Camera information overlay
- ❌ Automatically collect camera and lens information of all images for intro text
- ❌ Check if RSS & JSON feed still work
sfeld
https://make.sfeld.eu/ is planning to:
- Work on the smalltalk environment
- Work on a GUI for Nikolai, site generator
sknebel
Sven Knebel is planning to:
- Importing posts from Mastodon to his website
- Copy images from Mastodon over
Martijn / Zegnat
- Update profile photo
- Add work history to home page
- Redesign the homepage?
Tilman
- Work on my websites »Web Feed Roll«, a public RSS Reader, prepopulated with interesting blogging people. I want to demonstrate how worthwhile using a web feed reader is. Similiar to https://rs.sjoy.lol/
Finished! https://tilman.me/feedroll/ (Blog post incoming)
Update/restart my /now page
René
- Pick some photographs to show on me website - Create the most basic gallery to show them - If done in time switch to the artsy, fartsy, funny stuff - Create a small summary about what was discussed and learned from yesterday
Daniel
Daniel Pietzsch is hoping to:
- Update his photo journal
- Update its description
- Maybe simplify responsive images
- Work on the layout a little
- Create a /uses page
Sunil
Registered http://sunilmayya.com/ and started to work on hosting and Astro SSG on Netlify, will have it setup by Wednesday.
April
Didn't create anything major today - happy to join demo session to cheer up for everyone!
Notes
- Max has a thermal printer connected to a camera
- It takes great photos!
- Project write-up: https://www.maxhaesslein.de/visual/objects/amelie/
- "This looks so calming, but it would be better with your laptop." /jk
- Indie Pool Camp
- IndieWebCamp at the gym
- Kagi t-shirts
Demos
Demos started roughly at 16:00 local time.
Max
- Has been working on photo gallery on his website
- Allows use to skip with arrow keys
- There are several options to lay out the page, like a single featured image, a side-by-side image, images layered on top of each other
- Mobile views still not yet sorted, but happy with desktop views
- Dynamic display of images done on backend Kirby with layout (columns), alignment, and sizing settings
- Can select between several different options
Tantek
- Worked on a couple of things
- Easy task: updated https://tantek.com/daylists page to include all of the posts from May
- Favourite in May: trad goth video game music
- Written with manual HTML
- Worked on photo grid
- Home page mini photo grid embed is the same
- https://tantek.com/photos now has a link on his website homepage from the mini embed
- Page is cleaned up, has even number of images in the grid at any time
- Works well on mobile devices
- Demoing with responsive design mode emulation: number of rows/columns in grid changes
- Went from prototype after IWC Berlin 2025 to being good enough to be live today!
Tilman
- https://tilman.me/feedroll -- made this during the session
- "Like a blog roll, but with working web feeds."
- Has introduction to web feeds, and a demo below with 11 feeds that Tilman curated
- Heavy on white men right now
- Shows bio from each blogger on the left, and most recent five items from a web feed on the right
- Page is static HTML file
Sven
- Imported photos from Mastodon, specifically Bloomscrolling posts instead of doomscrolling :)
- Build importer that converts the images into a specific format
- Thinking about how to change the image layout
- Works really well on mobile since the pictures were taken on a phone, and are thus vertical; experience isn't as developed on desktop yet.
- May experiment with vertical pictures next to each other, thinking about aspect ratios
James
- https://jamesg.blog/iwc-nuremberg
- His website is supposed to display the pride flag in pridemonth. it now does it since today :D
- Worked on a bookshelf page.
- Was going to list all books read, but now written a more general page, not too comprehensive, just genres with some examples?
- Comprehensive style list for books to keep up with what he has read.
- Made an indiewebcamp page listing all blogposts from/about indiewebcamps and links to more events
- Artemis is a feed reader James created
- For Youtube following, removes title after | pipe symbol to clean up feed
- Artemis can now follow album releases from artists via Wikipedia
- Tried to follow Tanteks daylists page, but it didn't handle posts wihtout URLs, now fixed
René
- Worked on photo page
- https://renebreckner.de/gallery
- Sidebar lets you see different photos; work needs done to make dimensions consistent
- Effect when hovering over logo shows the text moving with animation
- There is a "bouncy" effect when hovering over
Zegnat
- Updated headshot on website
- Nora took headshot and edited the background
- Updated website with a short summary of work experience, which was previously mainly on LinkedIn
- Had a vision for a website redesign; spent all the rest of the day on that
- Inspired by Joschi's old website with profile photo on left
- As you scroll, you see designs with different themes: Google Contacts, Facebook, LinkedIn, Wikipedia
- Wikipedia page lists "Not important enough for a Wikipedia page" :)
- Added attribution for Nora taking the headshot, from icon set that was used, at the bottom of the Wikipedia page.
Uma
- https://thedriftinghealer.com
- Released website today!
- One page for now, completely new things, inspired by the idea of doing something fun on Create Day, and the last two days
- Added an exercise on the website about the nervous system
- Heartbeat is calculated by clicking the beat for 10 seconds, it will get the BPM by multiplying by 6
- A second "widget" helps you visulize breathing
- Third widget allows user to record the key of their voice, showing a live visualisation of the resonance and the frequency in Hz
- This calculates your resonance signature with visualizations
- Decided the fonts and styles before this IWC but had help from AI to help complete the more technical tasks
Joschi
- Planning to demo at HWC Nuremberg
- Tilman: please sign up for the HWC event
- Should sign up on NUR digital festival website: https://nuernberg.digital/de/events/2026/homebrew-website-club-nuedigital
Sebastian
- Using Smalltalk to experiment with the IndieWeb
- Pipeable OS processes for Nikola
- Demoing docker usage on the system
- Created static Python script that can be used to generate a website
- Outputs a folder ready for sharing to hosting platform
- Next step is to hide commands behind buttons and a Smalltalk GUI
- Spent a lot of the day evaluating libraries to use, many of which are years older and didn't work
Jo
- Working on new portfolio web page
- Did a lot of design experimentation
- Created SVG profile image that appears on left side
- Uses details/sumamry throughout to show more information
- Lists several projects, and illustrations
- Created a Skillz section (temporary name) with a list of programs she uses (logos that floats around)
- Page has ideas that she really likes, but is going to explore the idea further
Phil
- Has added to Google Calendar link to music events
- Event page lists
- Added h-event support
David
- Working on fixing problems related to site reliability/availability
- DevOps-related
- Does this kind of maintenance every four years
- Working to ensure site doesn't come down from AI scrapers
- Would be nice if bots would be polite
- Site will run faster now
Daniel
- Sorted through and added photos for March's photo journal: https://photojournal.danielpietzsch.com/2026/March
Jeremy
- Enjoyed seeing everyone's work - especially the inspiring photo layouts
Tabitha
- Quick post about Create Day
- https://tabitha.computer/2026/06/create-day/
- Created sylLabel that counts syllabel for creative writing and originally it was used for helping to write haiku poetry (local storage, no tracking)
- Migrated magic 8 ball to its own page so it can answer questions
Naty
- Worked on /now page
- /now idea came from Derek Sivers (https://nownownow.com)
- Emailed Derek to get into the directory
- Updated JUnited list with a list of blog posts she has read and enjoyed this month from the small web
- Made a Zensical a few weeks ago, likes the layout, used for documentation generation, made by people who made mkdocs.
- Has blog posts listed in Zensical, with automatic responsive table of contents
- Everything works and much more refined than WordPress
- Converted data from WordPress to markdown for use in testing different SSGs.
- Search isn't as precise
- Archive page is manually made with a Pyton script + Makefile on build
- Felt like there was a lot of hacking involved
- Discovered digital gardens, already uses digital gardens, wanted to learn how to interconnect notes and pages
- Installed Quartz, a bit like Obsidian Publish but free and open source
- Software is more catered for blogs, archive is under each section, tags are generated
- What do we think? Better to use Quartz or blog or digital garden or a mix?
- Quartz doesn't support figure/figcaption combination, even in HTML and markdown
- Page shows graph view widget that shows how pages connect