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saint-images: Welcome to my homepage!
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3 years ago
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You've got such a nice design on your website, I like it a lot!
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Love your photos~!
twelvemen
3 years ago
Thanks! I always keep an eye out on a good opportunity for photography. I really like your site, the whole vibe is really cool!
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I'm currently working on reworking my layout, found at https://saint-images.neocities.org/new_beta/index.html (only index, thoughts and about me are ready so far). I'm trying to keep the same overall feeling, but tidier and cuter. I like it so far, but I want to know what do *you* think. Thank you.
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mirages
3 years ago
very cute ! i like the color scheme, the creamy white background contrasts well with the pastel blue font ^_^
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lhfm
3 years ago
Looks good, have you thought about making it mobile friendly? Your design looks pretty easy to adapt. CSS @media queries aren't super hard to learn. (also, tuturu~)
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saint-images
3 years ago
@lhfm - thank you! Perhaps you're right; while I don't think a lot of people browse neocities from phones, it's be a nice thing to have. I'll try.
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zanarkand
3 years ago
i rly like how your header looks (: i love your furin png. perhaps you could position it fixed so it follows the screen when she scroll down/up? just a thought! i love the palette ☻♥
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saint-images
3 years ago
@zanarkand - the header is inspired by the button you made for me 🥺👉👈 I'll try the fixed furin proposition and see if it looks nice!
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saint-images: Welcome to my homepage! was updated.
3 years ago
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saint-images: Welcome to my homepage! was updated.
3 years ago
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saint-images: Welcome to my homepage! was updated.
3 years ago
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I like the selfies you've taken. Does the first picture have some kind of a map for the blind?
Thanks! \(￣︶￣*\)) Yes, that's a map that features labels in Braille alphabet. I'm not an expert in accessibility, but the paths drawn with dots of the same size as in the labels, combined with the "3D" aspect of the map, don't look like they make reading it easier for blind people...