my personal site v2
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It's very personal to me :D
It's very personal to me :D
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Hey! Thanks for shipping your project. It's not quite ready for voting yet, so here's what we'd like you to change:
- Rework the CSS, right now it looks like every other AI-made site. Give it your own style.
- Add a couple of features you came up with yourself to make it more fun to use.
- Try to rewrite the code from scratch , it seem like you have used extensive amount of AI , please note that only 30% max usage of AI is allowed !
-your readme should have all the info about your project you can check out the resource section to learn more on how to write a proper readme
Once you've made these, ship it again and we'll take another look!
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Hi, Your project is not quite shippable yet as the demo seem to have excessive AI written styling, which make your project less unique than other project. Feel free to resubmit after adding some personal touch to it!
If you have any questions, feel free to create a ticket in #ask-the-shipwrights, thank you!
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Devlog 001: Starting My Personal Website
This is the first development log for my personal website. I created it as a small online space to share my interests, projects, games, and Minecraft servers.
The main problem I discovered was that the code was difficult to read. Several HTML sections were compressed onto single lines(from the samples i took from the internet and AI), and the CSS contained many properties written together. Although the website worked, editing it was frustrating because it was hard to find individual elements. I reformatted the files with clearer indentation and spacing so the structure is easier to understand and maintain.
The website has five main pages. The home page introduces me as a player, builder, and explorer. The about page explains my interests in gaming, coding, hardware, science, fitness, and experimenting. The games page focuses on Minecraft and Warframe, while the servers page lists my Minecraft worlds and their connection details. The projects page contains ideas such as an HHO solar-powered car, an arc reactor imitation, ESP32 projects, and solar technology.
I chose a retro 1990s internet style with Times New Roman, Courier New, bright yellow highlights, dark blue colours, old-style borders, and pixel-art elements. Some of the artwork is created directly with HTML and CSS instead of using images.
I also added an invitation for everyone to join my Minecraft servers. Anyone interested can contact me at:
The website is still a work in progress. Future improvements may include better project documentation, more images, improved mobile styling, and a cleaner contact system.