Seeking Feedback on a Pixel Art GIF Collection for GitHub READMEs

[ViratiAkiraNandhanReddy]

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🎨 Pixel Art README GIFs - Feedback & Suggestions Wanted

Hi everyone 👋

I recently put together a small project called Pixel Art README GIFs, a curated collection of pixel-art GIFs intended for use in GitHub READMEs, project pages, and developer profiles.

The idea is to keep things simple: organized, fast-loading, and easy to reuse without hunting across multiple sources.

💡 What this project is trying to solve

GitHub-friendly GIFs are often:

• scattered across different places
• not optimized for performance
• hard to embed directly
• inconsistent in structure

This project tries to address that by organizing everything into a clean, navigable system with direct CDN usage.

🧩 Current features

• Categorized GIF collection

  • Horizontal
  • Square
  • Vertical

• CDN-ready embed snippets (jsDelivr)

• Paginated browsing to keep pages lightweight

• Optimized assets for better performance in READMEs

🤝 Feedback I’m looking for

Since this is still evolving, I’d really appreciate feedback on:

• Repository structure and scalability
• Navigation / pagination experience
• Asset organization approach
• Possible new categories or formats
• Automation ideas for maintaining quality at scale

📌 Repository

https://github.com/ViratiAkiraNandhanReddy/pixel-art-readme-gifs

If you find the structure or idea useful, feel free to star the repo — it helps a lot in knowing whether the approach is actually useful for others ⭐

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