You have a min-width or just width applied to nav and other elements which causes them escape the body tag if there width is bigger than it. This is causing your page to look weird on phone widths To fix replace all min widths and widths on the overflowing tags with max-width and set min width to 100%.
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I think the web ring is finished but the design may need some tweaking https://minimos11.neocities.org/webring/. The last step is embedding it in to the websites.
I ai generated some logos please pick your favorite one: https://minimos11.neocities.org/webring/logos/
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Is it fine if I call it: "Mossy couch in the Woods Webring" ?
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ur funny and ur internal back and forth is EXTREMELY fucking relatable. I did the same exact thing when I first started html btw. Just one huge-ass index.html where I tried random stuff and also wrote a diary. Don't let the fact that at least 2 people now read ur stuff change the way you write. INTRUSIVE THOUGHTS INTRUSIVE THOUGHTS SULLYING YOUR ARTISTIC INTEGRITY AHAHAHAHA. Jk I'm just projecting. Keep it real B)
Would you like to join my webring if I created one? I don't have a name yet because the mini webring sound silly.
Tip: Next time check with dev tools the size of each element going true from html to to p tag and check there sizes by looking at the orange area that gets highlighted if the above element is bigger you got a (stack)overflow.
Also thanks to your issue I found out that you could set a min-width on the body tag so on to small displays the pages does not get quashed