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Website stuff! What I've been working on lately
🕑 Added 2022-07-13 09:49:49 +0000 UTCThought to share a small and simple project that has been on going for at least 5-6 month now, nothing too interesting but I'd love to show.
Cassiopeia is just a dummy name for the website because I have yet thought of a name for it. I like it being something related to the constellation. Cassiopeia is definitely not my favourite constellation, I'm not sure why I wanted to use it.
At first, I only used this website for commission reference purposes so I created a carrd. However I wanted to practice my coding skills so I can brag about it on the resume, I started to learn some baby level coding outside of the standard css/html stuff. Everything was made from scratch except some easy things I can just use the function in carrd. But in the future I am definately wanting to go back into those part of the website and design them in a different way.
I know this is all just baby coding, but I feel calm and relaxing when I'm working on the website.
I've been getting into a lot of fic commissions lately, I know my english is not the best, I cannot write but I do enjoy reading a lot. I wanted to create a compiled place where I can show off my commissioned Natus/Themis fics to people, both SFW and NSFW. Even snippets that I've gotten from fans and friends I am going to put them here too!
The ship is really important to me, they mean so much to me that I want to put a lot of effort and love for them.
I even coded it in a way that you can comfortably navigating the site through mobile phone. Though I did not want to change too much about the profile page that the style is slighttttly off.
I animated the transition for the slideshows myself too 🥰 I'm excited to show more of my progress in the future when I get my fic commissions back!
Sorry for such a long rambling, I just thought this is something I can share here. I don't feel comfortable enough to show the progress off on Twitter, coding really is a form of art itself.
