Personal Cloudly Site
- 3 Devlogs
- 6 Total hours
I'm building my personal cloudly site - cloudly, because I really like clouds and I want to become a pilot and an astronomer and an aerospace engineer! You can find more about me on this site ☁
I'm building my personal cloudly site - cloudly, because I really like clouds and I want to become a pilot and an astronomer and an aerospace engineer! You can find more about me on this site ☁
Final devlog ayyyyyyyy

It was so fun to create!!

I tought it would be the easiest task, but I wrote so much that I had to get creative to fit it all in these clouds! I swear I changed the width and height of these elements several times. But it’s all done now and I think that I wrote about everything I wanted!
I added some smaller clouds and some fluffiness to the big clouds. In my opinion it looks way better now!
In section about F1, Sports and astro-aero you can scroll through some meaningful photos for me. I think it looks so cool and is such a great idea!
There are 5 sections:
It was really nice journey to build this! To be honest with the process I got to know my self again and look at how precious my life is. I’m so gratefull for it and I think that it’s such a nice souvenir! I even look forward to come back here few years later
I’m going to write readme and ship! Then, I’ll get back to my webOS project. Thanks for being with me on this small journey!
I decided that much better idea is to make several clouds, each for one section!
Besides, I changed the font and adjusted these divs so they fit the clouds. Now I’m going to design them in (I hope) cool way and add some photos. The most creative part just begun!
I’m building another site with the “Personal Site” mission! It’s going to be cloud-themed because I love clouds! I wish I could flyyy
I added some text and then, I wanted to make an cloud div. I was thinking a lot on how I can do this. Finally, I decided to work smarter and not harder. I took a screenshoot of my site, added it to paint and just painted cloud around my div. The div was too big and I needed to restart the whole proces few times. When my cloud looked great, I saved the image and added it to my site as the background. Then I just needed to adjust the div so it will extend to the entire surface area of the cloud.