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Re: Show HN: Self-generated custom art for your home or Airbnb

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Post by richsaunders »

This is nice, simple and easy to use. I run a small print shop and have an idea to build something like this, where my customers can upload their design and order from our site.

Is it possible to build something like this without back-end work? Can I build this on static site? I know little bit of JavaScript. We build our static site with Jekyll and GitHub.

Edit: No need to edit the file. They can only upload and order (maybe send it as an email when they push "order"?). That's it, nothing else. Thanks!

Re: Show HN: Self-generated custom art for your home or Airbnb

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Post by aetherspawn »

I have a unique requirement for this sort of thing without any of the locational information but a region of the map highlighted (like a zone map). It’s probably not something you can help with, but these maps are beautiful.. is the tech stack open source?

Re: Show HN: Self-generated custom art for your home or Airbnb

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Post by JorgeGT »

beefsack wrote: post #68
Harvey-Specter wrote: post #29

It would be nice to have an option to remove the House Rules / Contact section. I just want one for my home.

Particularly, I actually want to remove all sections and titles and just have the map. Would it be possible to not show headings if there is no content in that section?

Maybe https://www.mapiful.com/ works by you? Disclaimer: never actually used it, but it looks nice.

Re: Show HN: Self-generated custom art for your home or Airbnb

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Post by amelius »

lima wrote: post #138
amelius wrote: post #137

Frankly, this looks like something that was created by a company, not an artist.

https://www.eliotandme.com/about

Yes, it's a company. But that doesn't mean that the artwork should have a corporate style. I suspect most people here like this style because of professional involvement, but most people will not experience this as art, not by a long shot.
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