wow

... translations. For them, I wrote something like i18n template parser in JS.

The tiles in the links section were inspired by tiles from Windows 8 (yes, really) and I like the animation they have.
Also, it has better references page, with ability to download full size refs and even the PDF.

7/7

6. This is the current (as of 2024) design. The color scheme is closely matching the fursona colors, but not exactly because they were too bright for the website. Only dark theme. Website language is dependent on the browser language preferences, but it has only RU and EN...

5. Background, literally stolen from CodePen. Maybe it has too much blur. No dynamic theme, just JS switcher via button. My rating: 3/5.

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4. I actually like this. It has a dynamic dark-mode based on the system (browser) preference and nice blur animation. Made using only HTML and CSS. 5/7

3. Particles yet again. But now there is actually some info, and it has a fade-in animation to show the content, also I wanted to use my fursona colors. But still even 1st one are better than this... 4/7

2. I guess it should be a landing page that will redirect to the normal websites. But now almost all the links are dead.

At this time I found out about Particles.js, so tried to use this. But honestly, I don't like this at all right now. 3/7

1. This was created when I only started learning HTML and CSS. Made on the next day after The Really first one, that was so bad, I just deleted it instantly. Made using the W3CSS framework.

Sadly, I didn't save the source, so this is the only picture left. But capture app broke the background. 2/7

seems like everything went okay.
now I have some more space for windows, because I deleted linux xd