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dervampireprince · 4 months ago

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so i've been coding a website

home of: the dervampireprince fanart museum, prince's art gallery, a masterlist of resources for making websites and list of web communities, and more!

[18+, minors dni (this blog is 18+ and the art gallery and art museum pages on my site have some 18+ only artworks)]

littlevampire . neocities . org (clickable link in pinned post labelled 'website')

if you don't follow me on twitch or aren't in my discord, you might not know i've been coding my own website via neocities since june 2024. it's been a big labour of love, the only coding i'd done before is a little html to customize old tumblr themes, so i've learnt a lot and i've been having so much fun. i do link to it on my carrds but not everyone will know that the icon of a little cat with a wrench and paintbrush is the neocities logo, or even what neocities is.

neocities is a free website builder, but not like squarespace or wix that let you build a website from a template with things you can drag in, it's all done with html and css code (and you can throw in javascript if you wanna try hurting your brain /hj). i love the passion people have for coding websites, for making their own websites again in defiance of social medias becoming less customisable and websites looking boring and the same as each other. people's neocities sites are so fun to look through, looking at how they express themselves, their art galleries, shrines to their pets or favourite characters or shows or toys or places they've been.

why have i been making a website this way?

well i used to love customising my tumblr theme back when clicking on someone's username here took you to their tumblr website, their username . tumblr . com link that you could edit and customise with html code. now clicking a username takes you to their mobile page view, a lot of users don't even know you can have a website with tumblr, the feature to have a site became turned off by default, and i've heard from some users that they might have to pay to unlock that feature.

i've always loved the look of old geocities and angelfire websites, personalised sites, and i've grown tired of every social media trying to look the same as each other, remove features that let users customise their profiles and pages more. and then i found out about neocities.

are you interested in making a site too?

neocities is free, though you can pay to support them. there is no ads, no popups, they have no ai tool scraping their sites, no tos that will change to suddenly stop allow 18+ art. unlike other website hosters, neocities does have a sort of social media side where you do have a profile and people can follow you and leave comments on your site and like your updates, but you can ignore this if you want, or use it to get to know other webmasters.

to quote neocities "we are tired of living in an online world where people are isolated from each other on boring, generic social networks that don't let us truly express ourselves. it's time we took back our personalities from these sterilized, lifeless, monetized, data mined, monitored addiction machines and let our creativity flourish again."

i'd so encourage anyone interested to try making a website with neocities. w3schools is an excellent place to start learning coding, and there are free website templates you can copy and paste and use (my site is built off two different free codes, one from fujoshi . nekoweb . org and the other from sadgrl's free layout builder tool).

your site can be for anything:

a more fun and interactive online business card (rather than using carrd.co or linktree)

a gallery of your art/photos/cosplays/etc

a blog

webshrines to your a character, film, song, game, toy, hobby, your pet - anything can be a shrine!

a catalogue/database/log of every film you've watched, every place you've visited, birds you've seen, plushies you own, every blinkie gif you have saved, your ocs and stories, etc

hosting a webcomic

a fanwiki/fansite that doesn't have endless ads like fandom . com does (i found a cool neocities fansite for rhythm game series pop'n music and it's so thorough, it even lists all the sprites and official art for every character)

i follow a website that just reviews every video game based on whether or not it has a frog in it, if the frog is playable, if you can be friends with it. ( frogreview . neocities . org )

the only html i knew how to write before starting is how to paragraph and bold text. and now i have a whole site! and i'm still working on new stuff for it all the time.

i just finished making a page on my website called 'explore the web'. this page lists everything you might need to know when wanting to make or decorate your website. it lists:

other neocities sites i think are cool and i'm inspired by, check them out for more ideas of what your site could look like and contain!

website building resources

coding help and tutorials

free website html code layouts you can use if you don't want too start coding from scratch

places to find graphics and decorative images for your site (transparent background pngs, pixels, favicons, stamps, blinkies, buttons, userboxes, etc)

image generators for different types of buttons and gifs (88x31 buttons, tiny identity buttons, heart locket open gifs, headpat gifs)

widgets and games and interactive elements you can add to your site (music players, interactive pets like gifypet and tamanotchi, hit counters, games like pacman and crosswords, guestbooks and chatboxes, etc)

web manifestos, guides, introductions and explanations of webmastering and neocities (some posts made by other tumblr users here are what made me finally want to make my own site and discover how too)

art tools, resources and free drawing programs

web communities! webrings, cliques, fanlistings, pixel clubs (pixel art trades) and more!

other fun sites that didn't fit in the other categories like free sheet music sites, archives, egotistical.goat (see a tumblr users audio posts/reblogs as a music playlist), soul void (a wonderful free to play video game i adore), an online omnichord you can play, and more.

i really hope the 'explore the web' page is helpful, it took three days to track down every link and find resources to add.

and if you want to check out my site there's more than just these pages. like i said in the beginning, i recently finished making:

the dervampireprince fanart museum

every piece of fanart i've received (unless the sender asked me to keep it private) has been added to this museum and where possible links back to the original artists post of that art (a lot the art was sent to me via discord so i can't link to the original post). every piece of fanart sent to me now will be added on their unless you specifically say you don't want it going on there. there's also links to my fanworks guide on there and how to send me fanart.

other pages on my site

about me (including favourite media, quizzes, comfort characters, kins, and more)

art gallery (art i've made, sorted by month)

graphics (so far it's just stamps i've made but plan to remake this section of my site)

media log (haven't started the 2025 one yet, but a log of all films, tv, writing, music, theatre, fandoms, characters and ships i got into in 2024)

silly web pets

shrines

site map

update log

my shrines so far:

i have ones for lucifer from supernatural, sam winchester from supernatural, charuca minifigures (arcade prizes i wanted as a kid that i'm trying to finish collecting as an adult), my waifuroulette discord tcg collection. my masterlist of every lgbt+ marvel character is a wip. i love making each shrine look different and suit the character/fandom/thing the shrine is about. and then there's also:

the european musical section

i ramble about them a lot and it's no surprise there's multiple shrines for them. i fell in love with german musical theatre in 2020 and that expanded in being interested in all non-english language musical theatre and trying to spread the word of it and how they deserve to be as known as english-language musicals. one musical in particular, elisabeth das musical, is my biggest special interest so expect a very detailed shrine about that one day.

so far this part of the site includes

'enter the theatre' an interactive web theatre where you choose a ticket and that musical will play on the stage (click a ticket and the embedded youtube video for that musical will appear on the stage and play. i dealt with javascript for the first time to bring the vision i had for this page alive, it might be slow but i hope enjoyable)

elisabeth das musical webshrine [not made yet]

tanz der vampire webshrine [not made yet, might abandon the idea]

my favourite european musicals [not made yet]

a masterlist of european musicals [a wip, only two musicals listed so far, i am listing every musical and every production they've had, this was a word document i kept for a long time that i always wanted to share somehow and this page is how i'll do it. there's no other list for european musicals out there so i guess it's up to me as always /lh]

the future for my site

i will update my art gallery, the fanart museum, my media log and other collections as often as i can. there's so many more pages i want to add including:

profiles for my ocs

finish my european musical masterlist

finish my 'every marvel lgbt+ character' masterlist (i have no love for marvel or disney's lgbt+ representation nor are all of these characters good representation and a lot are very minor characters, but for some reason i have gotten hyperfixated on this topic a few times so here comes a masterlist)

make shrines for loki (marvel), ares (hades), my sylvanian families collection, vocaloid (and/or vocaloid medleys), my plushie collection, pullip dolls

make a 'page not found' page

and i have one big plan to essentially make a site within a site, and make a website for my monster boy band ocs. but make it as if it was a real band, an unfiction project (think like how welcome home's website portrays welcome home as if it was a real show). this site would have pages for the band members, their albums, merch and maybe a pretend shop, and a fake forum where you could see other characters in the story talking and click on their profiles to find out more about them. and then once that's all done i want to start posting audios about the characters and then people can go to the website to find out more about them. that's my big plan anyway. i hope that sounds interesting.

i also want to make an effort to try and join some website communities. be brave and apply for some webrings and fanlistings, and make some pixel art and join some of the amazing pixel clubs out there.

but yeah, that's my site, that's neocities. i hope that was interesting. i hope it encourages people to make their own site, or at least look at other's small websites and explore this part of the internet. and if you go and check out mine feel free to drop a message in the guestbook on the homepage, or follow me on neocities if you have/make an account.

#the vampire rambles #neocities #the vampire codes #indie web #web revival

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cuttledreams-bugs · 2 months ago

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Website is Live!

After several weeks of hard work learning html and css, I've finally finished putting together my new website! !

On it you can find information as to where to find me online, updates to my Invertebrate Tarot project, and commission information!

(Easily check out the full deck as each card updates)

I have also updated my Ko-Fi page. It hosts my commission listings, as well as the last of my stock from my previous BigCartel shop (though shipping is for now limited to the usa), so if you wanted to pick up any stickers or acrylic charms of my designs, this is the place to grab them. I also host my mini-artbooks as pay-what-you-want.

With any commission, I have decided to take 15% of comm payments and donate the funds in an effort to resist the violence of the current usa administration.

As I set up which group I'll focus those donations on (looking at the Trans Youth Emergency Project) , for now I will be donating those funds to a friend of mine who's wheelchair was broken by an airline.

Finally, I've donated several of my illustrations as wallpapers to a fundraiser organized by Franz:

This is a nature-themed wallpaper pack featuring dozens of artists donations. It is available to the end of February. As per the instructions on the post, donate to either Lambda Legal or Assigned Media and Franz will send you the download link to the wallpaper collection.

LINKS:

Webpage: https://cuttledreams.neocities.org/

Shop/Commissions: ko-fi.com/cuttledreams

Faun's GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-faun-replace-a-broken-wheelchair

Trans Support Wallpaper Fundraiser: https://bsky.app/profile/franzanth.bsky.social/post/3lhmetdyrq22h

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techinfobykinza · 2 months ago

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dzinesoniya · 4 months ago

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How to Build a Strong Portfolio as a Web Developer

If you're stepping into the world of web development, one of the most important things you can do is create a portfolio that showcases your skills and expertise. A well-crafted portfolio not only helps you stand out but also serves as a tangible way for potential clients or employers to evaluate your capabilities. Whether you’re an aspiring developer or someone looking to switch careers, this guide will help you build a portfolio that reflects your best work. For inspiration, take cues from professionals at a leading web design company in Odisha to see how they present their projects.

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chocolatedetectivehottub · 4 months ago

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Back-end developers ensure that the website functions correctly and securely by managing how data is handled and stored.

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Bug Fixes: Addressing any issues or errors that arise.

Content Updates: Adding fresh content or modifying existing information.

Performance Monitoring: Analyzing website performance to ensure it loads quickly and performs well.

Steps Involved in Website Development

Planning and Research Before starting development, it’s essential to understand the goals, target audience, and the type of website you want to create. Research involves competitor analysis, identifying user needs, and setting clear objectives for the site.

Design and Prototyping Once the planning phase is complete, the design phase begins. This includes wireframing (creating a basic layout of the site) and prototyping (creating a working version of the site). Feedback is gathered from stakeholders, and changes are made as necessary.

Development and Coding With the design in place, front-end and back-end developers begin the process of coding and building the website. This phase involves setting up the CMS (if applicable), integrating databases, and ensuring all elements work as intended.

Testing and Quality Assurance Testing is essential to ensure that the website functions properly across different devices, browsers, and screen sizes. This includes functional testing (e.g., checking forms, buttons, and links) and performance testing (ensuring fast load times).

Launch After thorough testing, the website is ready to go live. This involves deploying the site to the server, setting up analytics tools, and making sure everything is optimized for the best user experience.

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Conclusion

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ajande64227 · 8 months ago

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Project Code with AJ

Discover a comprehensive guide on web development with our tutorial videos! Learn how to build an active tab navigation menu, create a circular progress bar, design a profile card, and develop a rock-paper-scissors game using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

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codewithrandomartical · 1 year ago

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15+ HTML CSS Projects With Source Code( instagram clone)

15+ HTML CSS Projects With Source Code

Hello Coder! In this article, we give you 10+ HTML and CSS projects with source code. We also add mini projects in HTML and CSS with source code so you can learn and practice more.

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Simple Portfolio Website Using Html And Css With Source Code

2. Parallax website

Using the web design method of parallax scrolling, the website background scrolls more slowly than the foreground. As users scroll down the website, a 3D effect appears, adding depth and making the browsing experience more engaging.

In this project, you learn many things including background images property and scroll property. this is Html Css Project that makes the website 3d scroll.

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Parallax website source code

3. User profile card

When we visit any website we see a card on every website but it may be an invitation card, or information card inbox with some short detail.

So in this project, you’ll learn about how to create a simple type of card and also make it better with your CSS skills. this is HTML CSS project that you can use in your portfolio.

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User profile card

Gym Website Using HTML ,CSS and JavaScript (Source Code)

4. Dynamic Js Quiz

It’s a JavaScript project in essence, but the design may be made with only HTML and CSS without any functionality. The project rating will be eliminated if you want to add a quiz option. This project teaches you about radio buttons and how to use JavaScript to add content.

Quiz project source code

5. Landing page

A landing page is a page that a user arrives at after clicking a particularly targeted hyperlink. Unlike the homepage or any other page on the website, a landing page is a separate page.

It solely fulfills the precise function for which it was designed, which could range from recommending a service to your visitor to selling or promoting a product. For your convenience, we’ve provided a link to a landing page from Codepen below.

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Landing page HTML CSS

Ecommerce Website Using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript (Source Code)

6. Instagram home clone

The Instagram home page clone is clearly visible in this project. It’s not responsive, but it’s still one of the greatest projects for someone who knows HTML and CSS.

For HTML/CSS developers, this is an advanced-level project since you learn a lot from it, including how to use Flexbox, grids, positioning, hover effects, 3D effects, and section dividing among many other things. A simple front-end project can be expanded upon by adding backend support to become a full-stack project. For your portfolio, you absolutely need a full-stack clone website.

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Instagram home clone

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