I didn't think it was complex until I clicked on Jagger on the first page. It gave no indication of being editable, or I just missed the clues.

Once you do click it, I'd say the complexity of the site becomes more clear.

Or maybe my reference point for "complexity" is just low.

Regardless, very cool site. Nice work!

Ah yes, I was referring to the type tester specifically :) Thanks, was a lot of work but a good fun project!

Managing the state and rendering of all the text items as the user manipulates them (this is on the desktop "type tester" homepage, not mobile) - essentially trying to build a "desktop-class" (to some degree!) experience à la Adobe Illustrator.

The rest of the site is pretty basic granted. Maybe it's not a great example, but it's the sort of thing that could have easily become unmaintainable in the old days as features were added quickly, but React and the component model (and MobX) made it much more manageable even as I hacked things in last minute ;)

There's a plugin for Vue named Vuex which serves as a single state store just like Redux. It's simple to use and makes things a lot more manageable.

Cheers, I intend to try it out. Curious to see how their React Native equivalent works, huge selling point for React IMO but I should try the alternatives!