Log
Every change to this site, versioned. The sidebar tease on other pages is the newest three.
A pass on the resume - tighter sentences, and plainer language.
changed- Resume experience rewritten for readability. Shorter sentences, fewer stacked clauses, and domain jargon swapped for terms that read clearly outside the field.
The island answers to a tap, and the resume points back here.
added- Press the island and the light rolls forward - morning, afternoon, night, and back around. It is the same three states the settings panel has always carried, reached from the thing they actually change, and it answers to a keyboard as readily as to a thumb. Whichever control you use, the other one already agrees with it.
changed- The resume carries the address of this site, so the copy that travels away from here points back at the thing it describes.
- The footer's commit line says "last commit" rather than "build". The number is whichever commit was newest when the page was generated, which can never be the commit that built the page
The whole site, from an empty repository to something worth visiting.
added- The site itself. Static HTML and CSS generated from Markdown - no framework, no runtime dependencies, and every route renders and reads with JavaScript switched off.
- A pixel-voxel island with a theme engine behind it: seven biomes across three light states, twenty-one looks in total, derived from OKLCH token ladders so text contrast holds in every one. Any look can be shared as a seed link.
- The Inventory. Nine usable items that change the site - a compass that points home, a world clock, anti-gravity, Blocky, a magnifying glass that names the theme token under your pointer, a Feeling Lucky button that drops you on a random page, a pixel cursor, and a pattern block. The bucket of milk clears every effect, and everything the site stored about you, in one press.
- Music. Silent by default, never loaded until you ask for it, and it survives a page navigation instead of restarting. Every track is credited with its license on the colophon.
- Project pages that carry demos instead of write-ups. Video loads only when you press play, so nothing reaches a third party before that - and the variant dashboard is not a video at all, but the real build running in the page, with a link beside it to open it full-width.
- A resume page with the PDF a click away, and a contact page that is one panel and no filler.
- Achievements for exploring. Kept in your browser, never sent anywhere.
- A footer that reports real numbers: time to first byte and transfer weight measured in your browser, and the short SHA of the commit the page was built from.
An empty repository.
added- First commit. Empty repository.