@Dana
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Whispers at the Racetrack
18m 35s logged
I started creating a mood bar for the horse to track which actions are positive and provide guidance; it’s still a work in progress, but it’s functional for now. I decided to place it in the CSS so it would be easier to locate and edit.
@Dana
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Whispers at the Racetrack
I’m adding more text and deciding to implement a translation option; this is my second-to-last release, as I still need a bit more story and multiple-choice options to complete the narrative
@Dana
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Whispers at the Racetrack
1h 29m 46s logged
Today I continued translating the texts into Spanish—most of the work is already done—and fixing some errors in the code. I still need to add a bit more story content, but I decided to create a CSS file to keep the page’s visual layout organized.
@Dana
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Whispers at the Racetrack
4h 0m 13s logged
Today, I began implementing a new idea: offering two language options for the game to make it more accessible to speakers of those languages so they can enjoy the experience. I also started setting up the characters—defining their traits and writing brief descriptions—and once that is finished, I will move on to the story’s locations, including descriptions and the chapters in which they appear.
@Dana
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Whispers at the Racetrack
I decided to create this game because I like horse competitions and wanted to make a small game and start experimenting with game design that involves different decision-making processes.
@Dana
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Whispers at the Racetrack
1h 45m 37s logged
I started by taking a game idea I had in mind and turning it into code in VS Code. Then I drew on my previous work to create a website so the game could be played. I ran into some errors because the site was very disorganized, so I asked Claude for help—to give me ideas on how to change and improve it.
@Dana
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My Website!
I decided to do this to experiment with a new language and create a page about myself—so people can get to know me, or simply as a project I can improve later on.
@Dana
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My Website!
3h 4m 51s logged
After a few tweaks, translating all the text into English, and uploading my complete code to GitHub, I was finally able to finish my project :)
@Dana
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My Website!
3h 3m 48s logged
Today I’m starting to fix the HTML, and I decided to watch videos to learn more things to improve my page.
@Dana
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My Website!
3h 0m 25s logged
Today I finally finished the CSS part—which took me four days—and it took so long because I ran into several errors I didn’t know how to fix.
@Dana
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My Website!
2h 4m 5s logged
In my spare time, I managed to create a new page for the code, but I ran into some issues; since I haven’t finished the code yet, the main page looks disorganized and is missing the fonts I applied.
@Dana
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My Website!
2h 14m 8s logged
Today, I can get a head start on the hobbies section and add a bit more movement to parts of my website to make it look more fluid.
@Dana
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My Website!
3h 22m 29s logged
Today I started working on the second part of my website; I added more code and tried to make the page look better and be more organized. I still need to add some text, and then I’ll start on the third part.
@Dana
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My Website!
1h 50m 42s logged
I couldn’t make as much progress today, but I was able to implement new typefaces and create a new color palette that I’ll use for my page.
@Dana
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My Website!
2h 30m 27s logged
Today, you can apply a new font to the home section of my page and change the text color.
@Dana
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My Website!
5h 8m 8s logged
During my four hours of work today, I focused on reorganizing my webpage, writing new code, and integrating it with the existing code. I decided on a video-game-style theme for the homepage and began adding neon text and selecting a color palette.
@Dana
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My Website!
27m 13s logged
I added several sections: “Where I’m from,” “My country,” “Horseback riding,” “Video games,” and a card featuring my cat.
I swapped out some images for more personal photos.
I improved the layout and standardized the image sizes.
I fixed coding errors and restructured the page to make it look better.
I updated the GitHub README.
Current status:
The site is functional and in beta. I still want to keep refining it (tweaking details, adding social media links, etc.).
I’m happy with the progress; I learned a lot about HTML, Tailwind, and how to organize a web project.
@Dana
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My Website!
I created a personal “About Me” webpage featuring a modern, dark, and elegant design using my favorite colors; I built the foundation of the site using HTML and Tailwind CSS. It includes sections covering my background, my home country (Colombia), my passion for horseback riding, my favorite video games, and a card-based gallery.
It is currently in beta, as I still need to polish a few details and refine certain design elements.
The most challenging part was setting up the responsive structure and resolving technical issues related to images and browser compatibility. I am proud of the visual outcome, the thematic consistency, and the fact that I achieved a design that is both attractive and functional.
@Dana
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My Website!
27m 42s logged
Changing my page to https
@Dana
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My Website!
3h 9m 14s logged
Understanding how to create a website
