@Dari

I added lines to the links because, apparently, some people didn’t know they were actual links to my projects. I hope this clear up some of the confusion. Also, I transferred the about page to the home page so now there are only 3 separate pages.

I’ve deleted a lot of the redundant boilerplate that was originally generated but I never ended up using. Also changed up a few components and the readme.

This is a tool I made for my friend. It basically takes in images/pdfs and arranges them into one clean, aligned file instead of dealing with a stack of separate scans. The purpose is to make stitching multiple scans easier.
It runs OpenCV.js compiled to WASM in the browser, handles deskewing scanned pages, lets you align pieces manually or automatically with control points, and exports the final stitched result as a TIFF file (the requested format from my friend, sorryyyyy).
I’m uploading the whole thing at once instead of logging it as I went, because I didn’t originally plan on putting it on Stardance. I built it as its own project, not with this challenge in mind. So this is not a live devlog, and I want to be upfront about that instead of pretending otherwise.
Same goes for the AI usage. I leaned on Claude a lot while building this, more than I probably would if I’d been treating it as a Stardance project from day one. I’m not going to dress it up as more hands-on than it was. It’s a real, working tool I understand end to end, built with heavy AI assistance, uploaded after the fact.

I’ve created the contact form and the about page. The contact form uses emailJS.

Added a hero section and more animations. Also cleaned up the buttons a bit

I got a cool grid background now! It was honestly a bit harder to make than I thought, but I figured it out!

Now that I have the background figured out, I want to actually work on my about section and the Hero Section. The featured projects will be lower down on the home page once I finish the hero section… I’m thinking about a wavy line that connects each section and pulses with a green sphere every 2-5 seconds. The goal is to show that it’s all connected and sort of like a graph.

The current plan is for the home page is:
Hero -> Featured Projects -> Skills -> Contact section

Had to restart because I got a new laptop and didn’t upload the last one to Github… </3
I learned my lesson about that now…

Anyways!!! I’m working on a more code-based theme. I decided that the light mode was too much for my poor eyes, so we’re back in black!

I liked the grid background from the first devlog, so that’s what I’ll work on integrating next, and then I’ll work on the about and hero sections. Normally, content is supposed to come first, but I tend to make the websites look good first, then worry about functionality after… (I need to fix that habit)

I decided to create a new portfolio for the challenge. Originally, I was going to create an OS-based portfolio to complete the OS challenge, but I decided that I wanted it to be a bit more creative.

This version of the portfolio will be based more on a grid/paper concept. Much like my recent project, Poets United, it features a light theme, which I normally tend to avoid. I want to try to get more comfortable with light-mode websites, so this is another attempt at that.

I want to really showcase a more paper-based creativity and have projects displayed on sticky notes/notebook paper.

Overall, I like this concept, and I look forward to further developing it!

Finished the overall look of the website, as well as got the poem uploader and viewing system working.

I just got the database and basic UI working. Now I can add poems through the website! It’s pretty simple right now, but all things must start somewhere.

I changed the name from Dari to DariBot, figured out how to make the responses show up in public chat, and updated the project so it is able to be shipped!

Finished adding a Roulette and explain command!

Got the love message working!