That's cool, really neat idea to make the balls roll down the Steem logo.
I was actually thinking about doing something like this a couple of days ago, but in isometric pixel graphics of a street where pedestrians walk on the sidewalk (comments) and vehicles drive around on the street (posts, the longer the post the bigger the vehicle, from bicycle through motorbike, cars, minivans, trucks, etc). Maybe even pedestrians boarding a bus to show votes or something else.
But doing the graphics is such a massive task that I'll probably never get around to do it and it just stays as an idea in my head, so it's great that someone else has already implemented a similar idea :)
Looking at raw data can be boring but using this you can really show people how much activity there is on Steem, despite it's "small" size relative to something like Twitter, Reddit or Facebook. It's a nice thing to tweet out when talking about Steem somewhere else, to show the community is really active, so I'll definitely bookmark your site for sharing :)
You should totally do it! :) Would be a mazing even if just with stickfigures
I probably will at least try, we'll see where it goes. Might even get some other people from the Steem community to chip in some graphics once I've got a basic version working. The community on Steem is really great, so I'm sure I'd be pleasantly surprised by people willing to help once there is a decent looking base to start from.
People could just contribute a single isometric pixel car or pedestrian or a house for the background which would then be included in the project, basically crowdsourcing some of the work to make it a feasible project.
Some of the buildings in the background could even represent popular Steem based projects that you can click. So for example a chainBB building which links to the chainBB website when you click on it, a DTube building and so on. And the cars representing Steem posts are then driving through this city of Steem projects :)