Tap or press Enter to open. Drag to move, or press Space to pick up, use arrow keys, and press Space to drop. Escape cancels. Swipe the wood to scroll.
Tap to stir all the cards and icons. On a phone, allow motion access to shake them by moving your phone. With reduced motion, tapping rearranges them immediately.
Josh Withers
Weddings + Web Development
I'm an Australian marriage celebrant, a professional MC, and a builder of useful things for weddings and for the internet. Fifteen-odd years and thousands of couples across more than twenty countries later, I still think the ceremony should be the best part of the wedding.
Britt and I live with our young family on two acres in the Huon Valley, Tasmania, where decent Wi-Fi and wild ambition continue to coexist. Everything I do has a card on the bench above.
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