Hey, an albums.html I'm actually happy with. The old one has finally been thrown in the archive where it belongs.

Added archive.html, and now beginning the process of redesigning the older pages to align with everything I've learned so far.

Insanely impressive. How do you even go about designing these?

A lot of it is imitation and trial and error. Some I'm taking direct inspiration from. vinyl.html is me recreating this advert by the Designer's Republic, for instance: https://www.metanetsoftware.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/colours-1.jpg I also used it as an opportunity to learn how to use javascript to change the content of a page dynamically.

Some, like the new index.html, comes from my current self-imposed rule of trying to keep everything constrained to a single screen (i.e. if there's a scrollbar, it's for a self-contained div) and a goal. With the index redesign, it was "Today I'm going to learn how to use the clip-path polygon property in CSS and use this new font I found" and sort of trying things out to see what worked and didn't.

All of the content was already there so it was a matter of figuring out the best way to rearrange things. The live preview function of the text editor I use (https://phcode.dev/) makes it easy to try stuff out in real time.

your site seems like a lot of work, but well worth it, cause i've never come across anything like it, and its awesome.

I bit the bullet. Mobile-friendification has begun, also vh, vw, dvh, and dvw as units of measurement is fucking fantastic. This did not exist when I used to do Xanga layouts

ttrpg.html design completed, actual documenting of obtained sourcebooks later today