Twi-Likes is a reference tool that pulls in a specified Twitter user’s liked tweets and displays them. Each displayed tweet incorporates any images and links in the original body. The author’s profile picture, name, and username is also displayed which is clickable in order to show their likes (currently their latest 10 likes)(GitHub).

The tool uses the twitter developer api in order to search and pull in an object populated by the requested user’s (currently 10) latest liked tweets. Should the user not exist or an incorrect username be entered into the search form, a warning will be displayed on the page. Using AnimXYZ, a successful search will animate in the supplied liked tweets. The search bar can also be collapsed to clean up the screen when browsing the tweets, which is enabled using Bootstrap.

This tool also incorporates local storage, so if a user navigates away, or closes the page, they will have their last search saved when they come back. However, if the user does not want this information saved to their computer an option is displayed to turn off this ability when they first use the tool.

This tool is of course optimised for all major screen sizes via responsive design.