In addition to many great suggestions in this thread, here is another idea:
Many websites are hard to read on wide screens because the lines are too long and the distance between lines is too small. I often find myself going into the developer toolbar to add the following CSS properties:
p { max-width: 40em; line-height: 1.5em; }
Somtimes I adjust the line height a little but that 40em seems right in general.
Now I could save myself some time by writing a browser plugin to do that for me via a button click.
A couple of interesting properties of this project would be:
It's small
Scope is well defined
It solves a problem for me :)
Now ideally it should solve a problem for you. Just trying to show it doesn't have to be a huge thing. Mini-projects are great to get the ball rolling.
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In addition to many great suggestions in this thread, here is another idea:
Many websites are hard to read on wide screens because the lines are too long and the distance between lines is too small. I often find myself going into the developer toolbar to add the following CSS properties:
p { max-width: 40em; line-height: 1.5em; }Somtimes I adjust the line height a little but that
40emseems right in general.Now I could save myself some time by writing a browser plugin to do that for me via a button click.
A couple of interesting properties of this project would be:
Now ideally it should solve a problem for you. Just trying to show it doesn't have to be a huge thing. Mini-projects are great to get the ball rolling.