Giving Credit Where Credit is Due
My main blog utilizes WordPress of course.
Tailwind is used throughout the entire site.
Nav Bar Burger : Uhh…I forget. Let me look.
Dropdown Navigation : Uhh…I forget. Let me look.
Portfolio Page: lightGallery
Icons: BoxIcons, SimpleIcons, Magnific (a few different ones there)
Inspiration: Behance (initially that is)
Hello World
I don’t know what possessed me in thinking I needed to have yet another personal webpage; this one being my third iteration. Especially now with civilization on the brink of complete and utter collapse. How long will the internet be on anyway? Luckily for me, I have more fun creating the sites than maintaining them. Either I’ll create many page layouts with many designs for many purposes, for funsies… or the apocalypse happens.
In my exploration of websites that I wanted to steal borrow code/features from, I discovered a type of web design referred to by some as Tailwind. This way of creating websites blew my mind! Never have I considered just listing almost every possible variation of css code on one style sheet and then just pulling which styling effect you want by declaring it in the div‘s. Or whatever you want to style. Incredible! Too bad AI has effectively made Tailwind somewhat obsolete because this struck me as if someone reinvented the wheel (of web design). Even still with half my site incorporating Tailwind design, I can’t bring myself to using it properly. It’s like trying to teach an old CSS dog, new Tailwind tricks.