I understand your frustration on this mini ex. In relation to creating a different experience of your sketch, working with your own objects will be one way of doing it. Next thing about the p5dom objects, I have to say they are already programmed as objects. What you use as sliders or checkboxes, they are objects (both objects as a form and objects in object-oriented programming). Just you are not to one to program their attributes and behaviours, but you take part in using them.
In relation to form art and the use of objects in the dom library, the intention is for you to reflect on nowadays objects in contemporary culture such as button, slider, checkbox, txtbox etc. They are quite apparent in our daily life, such as form filling, click a post button on facebook, send out an email, send a sms etc. However, how much do we understand all these objects beyond what they do functionally? Do you know what's the consequences of posting a post on facebook? How do these objects relate to the economic and cultural environment is something we can explore and reflect upon with the dom objects.
I understand your frustration on this mini ex. In relation to creating a different experience of your sketch, working with your own objects will be one way of doing it. Next thing about the p5dom objects, I have to say they are already programmed as objects. What you use as sliders or checkboxes, they are objects (both objects as a form and objects in object-oriented programming). Just you are not to one to program their attributes and behaviours, but you take part in using them.
In relation to form art and the use of objects in the dom library, the intention is for you to reflect on nowadays objects in contemporary culture such as button, slider, checkbox, txtbox etc. They are quite apparent in our daily life, such as form filling, click a post button on facebook, send out an email, send a sms etc. However, how much do we understand all these objects beyond what they do functionally? Do you know what's the consequences of posting a post on facebook? How do these objects relate to the economic and cultural environment is something we can explore and reflect upon with the dom objects.