HTML and CSS starter layout for personal sites
A step by step walkthrough for building a simple single column layout that still feels like an early two thousands tech homepage. Includes a starter template and small upgrades you can add over time.
A clean ice blue shelf where you can pin your best write ups. Use the cards below as entries that link out to full tutorials on separate pages.
A step by step walkthrough for building a simple single column layout that still feels like an early two thousands tech homepage. Includes a starter template and small upgrades you can add over time.
Learn how to make GET and POST requests from the browser, handle errors in a calm way, and wire the responses into a simple UI component. Good prep before you move everything to a framework.
A simple flow you can repeat for every project. Initialize a repository, make commits that actually mean something, push to a remote, and roll back when a change breaks everything.
How to integrate Three.js into a classic HTML layout without turning the site into a heavy demo. We use a light scene and keep everything tuned for clarity and quick load time.
Replace this card content with a real guide summary. Duplicate it in the HTML to add more entries. Point the link to a dedicated page when you publish a full tutorial.