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Awesome! One request: can you give the option to toggle the life phases on the left? I.e. not everybody goes to uni. In Australia we also go straight from high-school to uni rather than college but there is no option to remove college. Great little visualiser though!
You can set college to zero years, and it’ll skip that phase.
Nice, here is another more detailed version I made a few years back off the back of a rather excellent wait but why article :) https://labs.coruscantconsulting.co.uk/life/weeks/
This is super cool! I hope it more feature added in the future. edit: coloring periods is definitely needed.
Each column is 1 week having dotted vertical border, each month 4 weeks, having solid border. Any event happening between 1st & 7th of month means first week, between 8-14 2nd week, 15-21 3rd week & 22nd & onwards is 4th week. My birth, schoop start, 5th, 8th, 10th class of school, college, first job, my sibling's births, my major family events, my movings to other cities countries, my travels all get a concise text note. Me staying on an address gets same shade for the duration.
After reading Tim Urban's article 52 weeks, I made a simple excel spreadsheet with 12*4=48 columns, & 90 rows. Each row is January 1 of year, first row being my birth year. All data, color, shading is manual. Each column is 1 week having dotted vertical border, each month 4 weeks, having solid border. Any event happening between 1st & 7th of month means first week, between 8-14 2nd week, 15-21 3rd week & 22nd & onwar…
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Actual numbers as in my actual age! I was definitely creeped out. Really cool visualizer
I had the same surprised reaction. Late 30s is a cruel age range to do that to, too; we’re freaking out!
Well that would be amazing and dreadful at the same time
Nice, here is another more detailed version I made a few years back off the back of a rather excellent wait but why article :) https://labs.coruscantconsulting.co.uk/life/weeks/
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/mortality-new-tab/...
"It turns out that when I graduated from high school, I had already used up 93% of my in-person parent time. I’m now enjoying the last 5% of that time. We’re in the tail end."