Clickables is a collection of fun, interactive web experiments, mini-games, digital toys, and printable projects — built to make the web a little more playful.
Inspired by the experimental spirit of Neal.fun, Clickables focuses on simple ideas that are surprisingly fun to interact with.
You click. Something happens. That's the point.
Clickables is a growing playground of small web experiences.
Instead of being one large game or application, the project is made up of individual experiments that you can open, play with, and explore.
Some experiments are games, some are interactive experiments, and some are simply things that exist because they are fun.
A collection of lightweight browser games and interactive challenges.
Examples include:
- 🏏 The Cricket
- 🏛️ Civilisation Builder
- 🔬 Are You a Scientist?
- 🌊 At Depth
- 💤 Do Nothing
- 💰 Guess the Price
- 📏 How Big Is It?
- 🌐 How Old Is the Internet?
- 🍀 How Rare Are You?
- 🏃 Human Speed
- 🤖 I Am Not a Robot
- 🎲 Luck Test
- 🏠 Luxury Homes
- 👁️ My Eye
More experiments are being added over time.
Clickables isn't only about games.
The project also contains small interactive experiments designed around curiosity, randomness, and simple interactions.
The goal is to create experiences that make you think:
"Why did I just spend five minutes doing that?"
Clickables also includes a collection of downloadable printable projects.
The printables/ directory contains printable resources such as:
- Coloring sheets
- Activity sheets
- Printable designs
- Other small creative projects
Clickables is intentionally simple.
- HTML5
- CSS3
- JavaScript
- SVG
- Browser APIs
No complicated framework is required for the core experiences.
That keeps individual experiments lightweight, easy to understand, and easy to deploy.
Clickables/
│
├── assets/
│ └── Shared images, icons, and other assets
│
├── games/
│ └── Individual browser games and experiments
│
├── printables/
│ └── Printable resources
│
├── scripts/
│ └── Utility and development scripts
│
├── about.html
├── buy-coffee.html
├── credits.html
├── index.html
├── store.html
│
├── LICENSE
└── README.md
Because Clickables is primarily a web project, you can run it without a complicated setup.
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/Viyan852/Clickables.gitEnter the directory:
cd ClickablesThen open:
index.html
in your browser.
For the best compatibility with browser features and local assets, serve the project through a local HTTP server.
For example:
python -m http.server 8000Then visit:
http://localhost:8000
One of the goals of Clickables is to make adding experiments simple.
Add a new file inside:
games/
For example:
games/my_new_game.html
Keep the experiment self-contained whenever possible.
You can use:
- HTML for structure
- CSS for design and animation
- JavaScript for interaction
- SVG or assets for visuals
Link the new experiment from the relevant Clickables page or game collection.
That's it.
Clickables follows a few simple principles:
A small idea can be a great experience.
Whenever possible, the user should be doing something rather than just reading something.
Unexpected interactions are encouraged.
Experiments should load quickly and avoid unnecessary dependencies.
Not everything needs to be useful.
Sometimes a button can just be a button.
Clickables is designed to work well as a static website.
It can be deployed using static hosting platforms such as Netlify or GitHub Pages without requiring a traditional backend.
Have a weird idea for an experiment?
Contributions are welcome.
You can:
- Fork the repository
- Create your experiment
- Add it to the appropriate directory
- Test it in a browser
- Open a pull request
Please keep experiments lightweight and make sure any included assets are appropriately licensed.
Clickables is released under the MIT License.
See LICENSE for the complete license text.
Viyan Solanki
GitHub: https://github.com/Viyan852
Project: https://github.com/Viyan852/Clickables
If you enjoy Clickables:
- ⭐ Star the repository
- 🎮 Try the experiments
- 🐛 Report bugs
- 💡 Suggest new ideas
- 🤝 Contribute an experiment
Every interaction helps the project grow.
A small corner of the internet for things that are fun to click.
Made with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, curiosity, and probably too many random ideas.