What Is the Web Graphic Experiments Website?

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Web Graphic Experiments (experiments.p5aholic.me) is a portfolio-style showcase of numbered web graphic design experiments by Keita Yamada, presented under the heading "A collection of web graphic experiments by keita yamada." It is not a tool, product, or service—there is nothing to sign up for or download. Each entry is a titled visual piece, and the site explicitly states it is not viewable on mobile devices, so you need a desktop browser to see it.

What you'll find on the site

The collection is organized as a numbered series, with each experiment carrying a short, evocative title. The visible entries run from 01 through 34, including:

Number Title
34 Noise Addict
33 Euphoria
32 EXIT
31 Madness
30 Irony
29 Hypothesis
28 Zero To One
27 Corpses
26 Forget Everything ...
25 Fake
24 I'm Not The One You Want
23 Breaking The Habit
22 Hello Friend
21 Harmony
20 Escape
19 Division
18 Deprecated
17 Lost And Found
16 Black Out
15 Insomnia
14 Think
13 Day Dream
12 No Meaning
11 No More
10 Simplicity
09 Predawn
08 Isolation
07 Reverberation
06 Losing Control
05 Keep Coding
04 This Data is Corrupted
03 Fraction
02 Melt
01 BEGINNING

The numbering suggests a chronological body of work, with the newest experiments at the top. The page also includes a "More info about this project" link and an attribution handle, @P5_keita.

Who it's for and how to view it

This is a resource for people interested in creative coding and graphic design on the web—designers, developers, and students looking for visual inspiration or examples of browser-based graphic work. The "p5aholic" hostname and the "Keep Coding" title hint at a creative-coding context, though the site itself only describes the work as graphic design experiments.

To view it:

  1. Open experiments.p5aholic.me in a desktop browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, etc.).
  2. Wait for the loading state to finish—the page shows "LOADING" before the collection appears.
  3. Browse the numbered list and open individual experiments to see each piece.

Common snag: if you open the site on a phone or tablet, you'll hit the notice that it isn't viewable on mobile devices. Switch to a desktop or laptop browser rather than trying to force it on a small screen.

What it is not

There are no pricing signals, accounts, or service features described on the page, so treat it purely as a viewing gallery of the author's experiments. If you're looking for a design tool or a downloadable asset library, this isn't that—it's a record of one designer's exploratory web graphics.