This site was built by a human with the use of everything mentioned on this page and more.
This serves as my technical information and credits page.
Contents:
Current Credits
Blacklight – For testing that my site is giving you privacy.
Cascadia Code – A font designed by Aaron Bell. I’m using this for most of the website now because it fit my requirements for readability, flexibility, nostalgia, and ability for creation of ASCII art.
CSS – What did we ever do before CSS, I adore it so much.
GitHub – So far I only use GitHub for deploying to Neocities.
HTML – HTML is the structure that holds us all together in this bold world of tubes.
Hugo – Building with Hugo has been saving me so much time and error duplicating my handcoded work across every page every time I change my mind.
Humans.txt – Humans.txt is an initiative for knowing the people behind a website, because we are people, not machines.
JavaScript – I have used JavaScript in a limited amount, but some things I still can’t do without it. I currently use it for styleswitcher and freezeframe.
Markdown – I mainly use HTML but using a little bit of Markdown as a treat here and there has made writing a lot more relaxing, even if I can’t do much more complicated work with it yet.
Neocities – Hosting on Neocities and seeing how everyone interacts here is giving me hope for the future of the internet every day. This is a community that’s made me who I am today.
Photoshop – I make and/or edit all my graphics with Photoshop. Maybe I’ll move to a replacement one day.
Styleswitcher – This Styleswitcher by Kale was what motivated me to move to a static site generator as I couldn’t be bothered pasting another script to every single page of my site.
Visual Studio Code – I’ve been using Visual Studio since high school so I’m pretty comfortable with it.
Past Credits
Barlow – The Barlow font is by Jeremy Tribby. I used it for most of the site up until November 2024.
Mountain Duck – I used this from 2022 until October 2024. When I moved to building with Hugo I changed my workflow from building straight into a Mountain Duck location to just dropping files right into Neocities.