Oh this list's got some good ones. Definitely think I gonna try Chillquarium, it looks like a more chill iteration of Insaniquarium from when I was a kid :)
I definitely recommend it! The art style is cute and your fishies follow your cursor when you're feeding them, so it's fun to watch the frenzy. :)
NICE. Downloading Melvor Idle to give it a go. I've been playing Clicker Heros for the last few months. Completely mindless game to fill 5 mins here and there 😄
Sometimes I get bored of all of my video games (backlog included, somehow) and just end up right back on Cookie Clicker... but I'll have to give these other games a shot! Thanks for the great blog post! :D
Oh also I put my fav characters and pocket mons on my about page. I just think they're neat https://whiona.me/about/
Thank you!! I look forward to sharing more full-length profiles as I revamp them from ancient Toyhouse code :]
Wyll is so good...he's like a Disney Prince except then he roasts the other party members of absolutely nowhere. I love the dichotomy.
Also this cursor is bringing me such joy. She does Double Lariat when Windows is loading 😭
Made my homepage even cleaner with some responsive columns courtesy of Matthew James Taylor: https://matthewjamestaylor.com/3-column-layouts
feel free to disregard this comment if this is a problem you wanted to solve yourself. but since i saw your menus were giving you trouble, you can add tabindex="0" to your .dropdown class items and then '.dropdown:focus .dropdown-content' and '.dropdown:focus-within .dropdown-content' as additions to the dropdown:hover menu activation. that should work with keyboard! it worked in my firefox dev tools, anyway.
tabindex is an attribute that is added in the html itself, while the other two things are for the css. (maybe you figured that out or knew that already, just saying just in case.)
Thank you so much!! I couldn't figure out why it wasn't working. I will try this out!
And to help out, here's some info on accessibility guidelines for tabindex: https://webaim.org/techniques/keyboard/tabindex
yea, and as an aside truly accessible dropdowns will make use of js to toggle an "aria-hidden" attribute to true or false based on user interaction on the menu, depending on whether it's open or not. i can't give any tips for that though, i'm sorry... my own dropdowns all just use the details element.
Got it…thanks for the info! I nabbed the dropdown code from w3schools LMAO I’ve never done dropdown menus before