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Rate my homepage!
Inspired by this post on lobste.rs, I thought it'd be fun for us all to post our homepages and talk about them. I'm posting this in ~creative because I think of a homepage as a creative endeavor, but feel free to move this to ~design or ~tech or wherever, mods.
Just post your homepage as a top-level comment, and we'll workshop in replies!
The text in the homepage sections (Experience, Code, etc.) feels misaligned. Maybe move the icons after the titles, or indent the content to the same point as the heading.
Other than that, no real complaints.
I had never heard of Coolors until I saw it on your site; I've been looking for something like this for like 5 different things and now I have it! Thanks!
Lightweight and quick to load, but most importantly a very warm and inviting website! Kudos!
Ah, I remember this site, read your article on Eclipse, it was good. It definitely inspired me to try to make my site more compact visually at least in the parts with writing.
Something I found odd, might be because of Bandcamp embed but your site has Google Analytics on this page and no other, I found this quite odd. It doesn't seem to be intentional since GA is nowhere else on the site.
Completely forgot about your blog, which I used to read before moving to RSS (well, now adding yours to my rss client again).
Your blog was the inspiration that got me saying "fuck that all pure shit, let's make a website that fits my own style", so uh thanks
It kinda fell behind in the last years, with the massive increase of corporate content and corporate-ruled websites, but it's starting to grow again, thankfully!
This is great! I like the layout, the navigation is something I should crib, and the drawn portrait is a nice touch.
Looks great. The one thing I'd note is that a font lookup seems to be 404ing.
Looks great! I think I detect a small shift to the left in the page layout when I click "Show more..." in one of the sections, though.
Recently touched this one up: https://derekmeer.com
I like your logo a lot, and the "User Manual" is interesting ... but I'm not sure how I'd feel about it if I was thinking of working with you. That might just be me though ---- I wouldn't be sure about posting something like this myself because of my own "servant leadership", so maybe it's a really good self-advocacy page!
Thanks, that user manual is very much a work in progress. The idea behind it is to give others a perspective on how I work so we can work better together. I based it on an article I read.
Oh that's really interesting. Like I said, it might just be me. If it works for you that's great!
Pretty clean, looks nice. Maybe I'd have a little bit less space between your presentation and your navigation bar since it seems a bit too much? Also, I noticed you're using simpleanalytics.io, you might wanna consider plausible.io instead, it's cheaper and the code is libre software, just a thought.
Thanks for the feedback! I only use simpleanalytics because a friend of mine pays for it and put my site on there for free. If not for that, I wouldn't bother with analytics. I'll look into plausible.io for future projects, this is the first I've heard of them.
Your RSS feed isn't working. I get a 404 page when I go to the link https://derekmeer.com/feed.xml (found in your page's source code)
Yeah, fair enough, I had that there at one point and decided to remove it. I'll remove that line from the HTML now.
I like your design a lot. Out of curiosity, is it built on any platform (CMS, static site generator)?
Thanks! I built it using 11ty, a static site generator. I could have used any platform, though: my site is entirely custom HTML and CSS.
Wow this is really cool! It's one of those websites that makes me want to explore every corner of it. I love how every part has it's own theme/aesthetic.
Your site was such a joy to navigate around! Kudos!
This is great! I should make a more scrap-book-y site for myself ... I just need to do more drawing :)
The linkroll is really great -- and is that an IMGMAP in the Music section?! DoPE
Overall, very fun site, very personal! It's inspired me to put more personality in mine :)
Im always down for some good feedback: https://averill.dev/
A couple things:
Other than that, looks great!
Thanks for the feedback!
Adding a filter or page for exhibits is a good idea.
Good catch on that typo, I will get that fixed.
I would love to have a bit more media showing the exhibits in use, but in general the only stuff I have recordings of is occasionally co-workers testing, and some user tests that I can't share. I do usually try to link to any company videos of them where I can. Hopefully once Covid is over I can travel and get some media if I am nearby.
I like the way you've displayed all your blog posts, having the visual element on all of them makes it really easy browse! The articles about museum exhibits are pretty interesting, it's not something I've read much about.
One thing I noticed was that the text on this page seems different from others (seems like it doesn't have a max width).
Oh good catch on the max-width, It looks like I closed a div incorrectly, and will push a fix.
The museum work is very interesting, if you have specific questions let me know, I enjoy sharing when I can.
This is so nifty, and such neat projects! I like the contrast between the header bar and the rest of the page. I wonder if you'd want to put more navigation in the header bar? You have a really cool job :)
I have had a long internal debate about what other navigation would make sense in the header bar, any suggestions on what you would find useful?
Hmm... without adding more content, I'm not sure. Like, usually people have Blog, Projects, etc... but it looks like you mostly have Projects in yours. You could have something other than a navbar at the top, maybe, or take up that space by centering the title ... ?
hmm, I feel like if I add a few more blog post type posts similar to the QML Testing posts it may make sense to have a blog and a projects link in the header. I guess I just need to create some more content.
I like the design! It's very clean, the animated background is really cool, and is subtle enough that it doesn't distract from the content.
I like the landing page a lot! I agree with @what, it's a cool background. I think if you could make the blog part of the site look the same it'd be really good. Also, the Github/Blog links at the top are hard to click on when they expand, at least for me. But I'm loving the round corners and the card-like look!
The GitHub and Blog buttons have some weird distortions when I hover over them. Removing the
transform: translateY(-2px);style from the hover CSS makes it smoother.The blog page also feels unfinished, I expect you'll make it more consistent with the homepage, so I won't comment much on that.
Love the background. I also dig the buttons!
I'll start: https://www.acdw.net
I'm thinking of changing it to a more "river-of-news" single-column format soon, maybe with some more color. But I'd love to hear your thoughts on this!
Thank you! I just find it hard to focus if there are too many elements on a page :)
I like the "now" and "dispatches" sections, although it took me a while to find them (maybe that's intentional?).
I'm not a fan of the text/picture alignment on the homepage. It looks messy to me. If you want to align elements better, consider moving the picture in-line with the body text rather than the header.
Re: Now and Dispatches, they definitely need some love. Probably the whole navigation footer does; maybe a sidebar-type-thing...hm.
Re: Picture -- good point! I'll play with it :)
Thanks for the feedback! I don't know what happened to my site but I didn't look at it for a while and it went wonky on me :P You're right about the navigation -- one of the reasons I'm thinking of a redesign. Thanks for the add!
I enjoyed reading your piece about making Sauerkraut. I prepared my first batch on Monday and it's been bubbling away on my desk since then. I'm quite excited to try it but due to an ill-advised bet involving the exclusive consumption of milk and potatoes during the month of November it's going to be a while until I crack it open - I suppose one of the benefits of fermentation as a hobby is that it encourages patience!
Be careful!! That sounds intense.
Yes indeed, that's why I love it :)
A tip: after about a week or so, move the kraut to the fridge. It should be sour enough after that, and the fridge will slow the ferment down.
Thanks! That dithered background was my desktop background for a while too, but now I'm on the classic Windows-esque #008080 :)
This looks fun! Here goes: https://saky.in/
Not much to complain about here. One change I would make is to add letter spacing to the "MORE" links, just to make it easier to read. I notice you do that with the "BLOG" link at the top of the page, maybe make the styling between the two consistent.
Good eye! I just fixed it. Thank you!
Thank you!
Fun! I kind of agree with @meerific -- the thin font is quite thin for my eyes. Other than that it looks great :)
Not much to see, but here's mine.
https://www.tokeniser.uk/
Clean nice site. I would recommend upping the font size at least a tiny bit, the text was a bit hard to read for me so I just used the in browser magnification to 110% and after that everything was great.
I liked reading your thoughts on the Microphones in 2020. Incredible how interesting basically just two repeated chords can be. Also, for me, the youtube video that goes with is very powerful, without the photos the experience is much weaker.
Very clean and simple, I like it.
It may be nice to consider having the github links open in new tabs rather then navigate away from your homepage.
Also for your blog posts it would be nice to have a link back up to your homepage, and have the page width match the homepage to make it a bit easier to read.
Agree with all of this. The first suggestion I can do now, actually. The other suggestion is also very valid but will probably wait until I get around to writing a proper static site generator rather than the sketchy bash script I'm using right now :-)
Not much to comment on, but it's really hard to read your blog's full-width text. The ideal line width is 50-75 characters (2-3 alphabets), please consider setting a
max-widthin CSS.Yeah, I totally agree - I know it's not a hard job but it's something I'm putting off until I write a proper static site generator.
The minimalism of your website was such a comfort to experience! I see you and others have already commented on the page widths, so I won't add to that. Overall, really cool!
Also, i particularly enjoyed reading your post on Personal Computing (https://www.tokeniser.uk/personal-computing.html)! Kudos there!
I like the design of this a lot! I also like the way you've partitioned your site and named the different spaces. I need to think more about that for mine.
Can I ask how you generate your site? I really like it. -- EDIT: LOL I just read the rest of the comments here, I love a good hacky bash script ;)
Thanks for the kind words. When I write a better site generator I will be sure to share it in one of the recurring threads here. I want to write a generator that outputs both HTML and Gemini.
I would also be interested in both HTML and Gemini! :) What's your serving situation like right now, if I may ask? I've got Phoebe for gemini, and ... idk about it. I'm going to do nginx for my site, when I move it over to the new server I'm setting up.
Right now I'm using
nginxfor the web side of things and and quite an old build of Matt Brubeck'sagatefor Gemini. I should probably be using a newer Gemini server but I had to build a Rust cross compiler for armv6 to build the one I have now and I'm not eager to do that again. I would like to implement my own Gemini server at some point too because the protocol is so simple and I'd like the experience working with TLS.Nice! I'm in the same boat as you, I'd like to write my own gemini server --- I just haven't got around to it yet :)
I'm guessing you're running your server off an RPi or something? That's pretty cool :)
Yeah, the whole server is running on a Raspberry Pi - one of the very first generation ones - with Void Linux as the OS. It sits on my desk at home and draws no more than a Watt of power which is a very satisfyingly lightweight setup.
If you do get around to writing a Gemini server please do share it in one of the tech threads here, I should like to see it :-)
Very cool! I'd love to do the same but my isp blocks traffick. Also og rpi gaaang 🤣
I will! You do the same is you write one 😊
Full disclosure: I am so bored of doing front end at work that refuse to do it on my personal site, so I've focused more on the blog engine, a diy static site generator powered by pandoc and node. Comments hosted on GitHub.
https://schwartz.world
Hey, I sitll like your site -- it's simple and very non-commercial, in a great way! especialy the colors on the blog page :)
Work in progress but https://ohyran.se
EDIT: its a portfoliopage so that is what I am tweaking it for, introduction and visibility I guess.
Want to do something with Projects, just added placeholders havent even figured out how it should look. So ideas on that would be brilliant... I mean along the lines of "should it even be a projects page? Shouldn't be like "other" or something" is good... I have no idea
Also I want to change portfolio pages to something else... like flexible columns with a floating back and email button or something...
Since you're a visual/graphic designer, it's most important to show off the visuals. I would show them all on the portfolio page rather than hide them behind links in a separate page. Create filters and/or tabs for the various categories.
As for the Projects page: wording is important. I'd call the tab "ideas" or "concepts" or "sketches"...whatever visual designers call these things. You can include them if you want, but consider making the styling more consistent with the Porfolio page, i.e. visuals rather than text.
A few other suggestions:
It’s a small nit-picky thing, but “portfolio’s” in the quote in the portfolio tab should be “portfolios”. Otherwise, your site is really pleasing to look at!
I like the colors! Here are points as I come to them:
I hope this is good advice! It's a really cool website, and I love your art :)
Its awesome advice - also thank you! :)
Spelling errors will be fixed soon and will change the way images are displayed - will need to figure out how thought
Really great-looking; awesome job
I like the ink piece of the bed. I really love the feel of inked cross-hatching.
I think your website works otherwise. It loaded slow for me but I have an internet connection from the last decade, so...
You know, my former girlfriend spend so much time fussing over her website, tweaking the organization and wording and whatnot, but I always wondered if it mattered much. All the time she spent worrying about a website could have been spent making art, so in that regard, I think your site is great!
Oh you mean the illustration? It was part in a 12 image series I did. I try to do one each year where I stick to pen and paper only without ever touching a computer. The problem is that they are so time consuming as to not really be cost efficient for work. :/
Hmmm perhaps I should rework it to be more focused on images only....
(Link to website used to be here but I removed it after a few months)
Art portfolio
Not really looking for jobs, just want somewhere to share my work, so, I don't want to take it too seriously. Simple, friendly, no fuss is all I want.
I think the text contrast could be higher on the home page (I find the grey text a bit difficult to read). I like the art showcases, the large previews make it very easy to look through.
I agree with the text contrast; I'd make it much darker to be easier to read. I love your art, it's very cool! And I like the naming of Secrets ;)
I love this thread! I’m really enjoying flipping through everyone else’s homepages. Mine is https://smoores.dev, I’d love to hear what you folks think!
Ooh, clean and nice :) My one thing is the underline of all the paragraph on the first page --- maybe a background change instead?
Thanks! Ah, you mean on hover? Yeah I was definitely a little lazy on that.. just left the default browser styles! A background change isn’t a bad idea, changing the font weight might be another option. I’ll play around with it, thanks for the feedback!
What I tend to do is just underline the heading/main title:
Yeah I think a little highlight, like a light light gray or yellow or blue or whatever matches with your theme, would look really good :)
So crisp and clean; really well done!
Thanks!
I would say it looks pretty good at a first glance. Couple minor things:
First for the "(higher on list == faster response and more preferable):" text I would change it to match the font of the rest of the sentence.
Second minor thing would be to completely remove the email entry on the contact list until it is usable.
A few comments:
Neat and simple! I love this:
It's so true :P
I also like your conceptual distictions: posts/things. Good stuff :)
oh, on the Times page -- I'm in CDT/CST, but it says my time is UTC.
Yes, the first one is as well.
It's possible! And in fact the case... Thanks! Sorry for all the noise
https://raghavsai.com/ Curious to see what the feedback is!
On the blog page, the spacing between the title, date, and subtitle make them feel disconnected, even though they should be part of the same group. This might become obvious with more than one post.
On the portfolio page, there are horizontal rules separating each item, as well as each category, and because of that I have a hard time visually grouping Just News into the Web Dev category. Consider using space as a logical separator between projects in the same category, and horizontal rules to represent the end of a category.
Other than that, looks good!
Thank you! I really appreciate the input.
Yeah, I see the issue about the spacing and visual grouping. It seemed off to me but I couldn't put my finger on it. You hit the nail on the head though; I'll be fixing it soon.
I wonder if the spacing issue will go away once you have multiple posts? I can see what you are saying though, it is a bit... spacey?
oh I love this design. I realized on the blog page, the About you part (with your picture and beginning with "Raghav loves") seems like it gets cut off with "find him on:". Both on the /blog/ and at the bottom of the covid post.
I looove the colors too -- the one thing is the dark colorscheme, the headline is a little dark for me. But I like the toggle! It's easy to figure out.
It is acceptable to submit my site, even if nowadays the only thing that i touch is to update the copyright date?
https://mxuribe.com/
Sure! I like the design a lot, the yellow headlines and gray/black is warm and nice. I also like that' your a fellow enthusiast of silliness, and would love to see more silliness!
Thanks! And glad to (virtually) meet a fellow enthusiast of silliness! :-)
hehe ;P
A bit hesitant to post since I don't actually have anything on there yet aside from some basic contact info, but here's mine: https://avery.cafe
I'm also working on adding a blog, it's not linked from the homepage yet though (I just have an example post there for now): https://avery.cafe/blog
Plenty of people have a homepage that's just contact info, so you're in good company there.
The purple-on-brown text is a bit hard to read, so be careful with that.
A few recommendations for the blog:
Thanks for the feedback!
This is a good point, I just checked on my phone and different screens and the background appears a lot lighter in some cases, I'll definitely need to revisit it. I did at least keep the the contrast ratio above the accessibility standard (according to Firefox devtools), but on some screens the blog is quite difficult to read.
Thanks, good recommendation!
I think I'm going to leave it for now, for longer text like a blog I prefer to leave it up to whatever is set by the browser. To be honest I've been considering removing the DM Mono font, since it takes (for example) the blog page from 5 KB to 55 KB, and I'm only using it for headers (although I do like how it looks...)
Oh this is dope! I love the colors and the font and the little rotating picture. The one thing is that when I hover over the picture, it jumps a lot. I'm not sure if it's my browser or what, so let me know if you want me to take a screen thing and show you what I mean.
What is that font, actually? I really like it :)
The font is DM Mono. I use the WhatFont extension to help figure that out.
The shaking is an intentional animation.
Thanks! And neat on the shaking!
Haha I thought a little bit of interactivity might be a fun effect, maybe I'll tone it down or try a different effect though. Thank you for the feedback!
Here's mine: https://ecmelberk.com/
The posts there are a subset of my posts on Gemini, where I make them available through here if I believe they might be useful to a more general audience.
Styling is done as minimally as possible while not being too "default". Colors selected to reduce the blue on their RGB values while still looking neat and accessible. prefers-color-scheme friendly. And all that with a 17.42 KB index, (Favicon alone is 15.40 KB) and the current "heaviest" post being 23.20 KB (favicon same)
I like the green-on-yellow colors, and the width and style. I also really like the little bits on gemini links -- the rockets and pop-up text are great. Maybe consider including a link to a web proxy, so people can open the links?
My website is still a work in progress: https://www.tedesmac.com/
warning javascript!!!With that said, I'm only planing on finishing the renders and the about page, after that I'll try to add a gallery for my artwork and start adding content to the blog and/or the portfolio.
I think you should keep all the placeholders ;)
I like the colors and the boldness of it all! When I went to it, it jumped around a lot because of the hover effects on those top links, so I was confused. Also because they changed when I hovered, I didn't realize at first that I could click on them as well. Other than that, it's cool! Looking forward to content :)
Thank you, someone else told me to keep a single color in the navigation bar on the home page, I didn't quite get why until I saw you comment.
Definitely a work in progress
that has been taking up too much of my time, especially content-wise, but the design is pretty much where I want it, so: cycloneblaze.netdefinitely didn't jack the header design from Keegan
I love this a lot -- really like the pixel art comet and pokemon, and I like how in-depth your Links page is. I need to set one up like that. The only thing design-wise is the email emoji needs a space between it and the 'me' on the landing page. Also the Imprint page is really tall, with a lot of empty space, which is confusing.
But over all, dope site!
Thank you! If you click on the Pokémon you can get to the site they came from, there are some great artists there. The comet is all me though 😄
I think I might make some collapsible divs for the links page as it's pretty long, but I like have a place where all my accounts link back to. A top node on the Cyclonegraph, if you will.
I saw the artists, they were great :) And the comet is also dope -- AND if I end up doing a links page, I'll use your icon to link back to you !!
re: collapsible divs -- you know about
<details>? Like this:click <-- here
Secret stuff :)And the others --- yeah, makes sense. You could use CSS to push that back link to the bottom, maybe, or just leave it out ... I think most people know how to use "Back."
I did not know about
<details>, sounds perfect! I keep coming across new semantic elements in HTML as I build, it took me a few weeks to find<main>which doesn't have the connotations that<article>has. Same with<nav>over<menu>. Things like that make me glad I'm building a website in 2020 and not, even five years earlier!Thank you for the advice too. I'd be privileged to have someone link to me with my icon ☄️ !
Ha, yes! I refuse to develop in anything less than html5 anymore. It's just for me, so what do I care if it doesn't quite with on a really old terrible browser? Although anymore, they're all okay in that regard I think.
I tried to make an icon, but it wasn't quite what I wanted. I think I'll try again next week.
Website: https://www.ross-davison.com/
I'm not sure if this counts as I'm not a dev and used Squarespace, but I'd love to hear thoughts on the design and layout. I just recently made some big changes and am unsure how I feel about them.
This site is dope, it looks great! One thing is when I'm clicking around, it seems as though the scrolling doesn't go back to the top? Or it's in a confusing place. But I love the fonts, spacing, all that other stuff. It looks vv polished.
Thanks! I appreciate the feedback but am not quiet sure what you mean but not being able to scroll back to the top of the site. Do you mean the three main sections "Environment, Heritage, and Explore" or the others out of the top right bar?
I'm going to be honest with you, I don't know ! I tried checking your site again to see what I was talking about, and I can't duplicate the issue. So, nevermind, I guess?! It looks great still :)
haha, cool, thanks for taking a second look! Great thread by the way!
Thanks :)
https://zarasophos.net/
I can't code and needed a mail address
oh lol,, so it's supposed to be blank?! Love it :)
Thank you!
It's beautiful! I'm a big fan of the clean and minimalist feel. Super quick to load too.
Thank you very much, that was what I was going for!
Oh, mine's https://thelion.website. I re-did it from scratch not too long ago based Zola-paper. I feel like it misses personality but not entirely sure how to fix that.
I am loving all of these cartoon avatars everyone has! I like yours as well, of course :) It's dramatic :)
I think your site has enough personality, but if you wanted more, maybe try a background image or color, or a slightly different font or something?
well, it's not much of anything... but i got this goin' on.
i need to fix it so that the image is scaled properly. also, I was lookin' for a way to get the image to start unaltered and get progressively more bit-crushed and oscillate.
This is all I can see on Firefox on Void Linux: https://ttm.sh/hVz.png I can check on Chrome on my other computer in a bit :)
I tried in Chrome, same thing. It's basically a zoomed-in version of this image.
yea, the image will resize if you shrink the window. it was a quick + dirty job! i’ll look into proper image resizing soon. :)
OH, lol, it's you! Pretty cool idea :)
I love the domain name, though.
I refreshed my blog with Hugo in August. Pretty happy with it since all I have to do to update it is push to my GitLab repo and it’ll build and deploy it.
https://jcdl.net
Oh I love this website, the colors, the fonts -- it's really nice :)
Also happy to see another 4-letter-handle person!!
I like the header navigation, I might have to crib from that. I'm a fan of the colour scheme you've used here too.
Thanks :) The colour scheme is based on Dracula, a popular code editor colour scheme.
I love this, gonna even copy the idea for myself.
Please do! Feel free to clone it directly: https://gitlab.com/jagger27/blog
Pretty cool. I'm really liking 'exposed markdown' style sites at the moment.
I’ve actually just finished rebuilding my site using Django and Wagtail. I still want to go over some of the details but what the heck I’ll post it here!
It supports dark mode, but relies on the OS dark mode toggle. I opted not to include that on the site itself for simplicity’s sake.
https://nrempel.com
Oh I like this a lot! Very clean, very polished. I like the gray as the bg as well :)
Thanks!
I like the art style of your headshot. How was it produced?
I used https://covatar.com
Thanks for the link
Looove these colors, and LOVE the Solo Jazz Cup theme!!! I might actually switch from Modus-Operandi for a minute to try it out :)
For me the layout of your site is a little off though -- the text next to your picture overlaps it, and the highlights on the headers are off-center. That latter might be intentional -- I actually like it, but thought it might be unintentional. Oh and the boxes under PROJECTS break up, esp the second one.
Looks pretty good. If I were to change your site I would:
Change your image from a circle to a square/rectangle, maybe with rounded corners and also not upload a JPEG.
Define what you mean by "select work". "Projects" shows what you have done so maybe "select work" shows what you want to do, or are currently doing or are doing for your company instead of yourself.
Link the "blog" header to archives in case someone wants to see everything you've written instead of what you have most recently written.
These 2 are more based on my taste rather than anything I find serious:
Expand the blue boxes to cover the whole header (I think) text or the whole bottom of the text like in "carl steib" in your archives page rather than, IMO, be awkwardly put to the bottom right.
Use some moderately thicker text under your headers.
I haven't updated it in years and it contains remnants of a number of mental break does but here it goes. https://www.maauer.com
I like the look, but can't figure out if there's anything for me to look at on the site. Is there a blog, or is it a homepage only?
I can't get to this from behind my work firewall, but I'll look at it when I get home :)
Perhaps I'm a little late to the party, but here's mine:
https://billodwyer.xyz
This looks great! I love the colors and the landing page graphic, and it's easy to navigate. The middle column is thinner than I'd have made it, but I actually quite like it!
Many thanks! It's a WIP, and I'm hoping to flesh it out with extra pages and such, but for the time being it does the job nicely :)
Not much about it, as it's a hugo with a free/public template: https://calmbomb.eu
I (used to) write a lot about live metal concerts in Romanian, my native language.
Ooh, dark mode, nice :) Also that's a great page title!
Without looking at the awesome sites people have posted here and getting scared off adding my own, here goes.
https://thundergolfer.com/
I'm aware of a few problems with it, but won't bias the responses but listing them.
Most of the design elements were cribbed from the crazy cool website of a creative consultancy called Junior that failed and has seemingly disappeared off the face of the internet. Their website had an animated SVG centrepiece in black and neon that made me initially fall in love with their website, but I was never skilled enough to recreate something like it.
Oh this is neat! I like all the BIG fonts and the menu animation. I think a landing page might be nice to have, that just tells us about who you are, etc., but it's really well designed :)
I've been neglecting it a bit recently, but here it is: https://groundphlegm.wedro.online/
Oh I like the orange and gray here. Very nice!