MoodSwitch
A free interactive art piece — play it in your browser, no install. An unreliable interactive room switch built with HTML, CSS, SVG, and vanilla JavaScript.
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Controls: Operate switch to select the wall switch · Toggle sound to select Sound on/off
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One switch. One ceiling light. Absolutely no cooperation.
MoodSwitch is a standalone interactive web experience set inside an unreliable apartment room. Operating the wall switch triggers lighting mistakes, spatial anomalies, ghost interference, or—very rarely—the correct ceiling light.
The project is built entirely with semantic HTML, CSS, inline SVG, and vanilla JavaScript. It has no runtime packages, remote assets, backend, account system, or build step.
Browsers allow generated audio only after user interaction. The first switch or sound-control activation initializes the audio context.
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