So far, this website has just been filler. I've made a bunch of pages to kind of get the structure laid out, and have been slowly going page by page through the w3schools CSS wiki. I've basically did some very basic text formatting and added this super groovy colorscheme to the website. I need to start learning how to do margains, and add a foreground and background, but for now I think it's time for me to add things to the page that people will actually want to read.
The first thing I'm doing is cutting back on how much I'm going to talk about this website itself. A lot of it has been me talking about "haha, this website has nothing!". That doesn't exactly help, so I'm going to be figuring out how to redesign the home page and figure out what I'll put there, I tihnk I'll use it to announce the newest added pages. The current changelog that I've used to keep track of website edits is now its own page, so you'll have to scroll down and look for the changelog if you're really interested in what tweaks and twangs I made.
I've also finally made the "projects" tab. Not much there as of right now. Spring break has ended for me and the only real projects I had was making this website and cleaning my room up. I've currently got a quick rant about a sidequest I've given myself to give people free TV's, but I have a YouTube videot that I've been procrastinating on making, so I might just make a page for that and add the script that I've got so far for people to read.
Other than adding the "projects" and "blog" pages, now I just need to figure out what I'm going to use this blog for. Right now, it's just a big, overdetailed changelog. I think I might have mentioned potentially doing game or movie reviews on here, but rather than make that it's own thing, I think I might just use the blog for that, along with any other bs I want to rant about that doesn't really fit with the other content on the website. Maybe one the weekends I go back home I'll do a room tour in one of my blog posts. Any real excuse to get my camera out these days, for anything other than college assignments.
I tend to run out of steam with my personal projects and indefinetly put them on hold, especially during classes when I get overloaded with work. But after spring break and bringing my boyfriend back to the dorm with me for a while, I'm signifigantly more motivated to get shit done and do the things I love, so hopefully I'll manage to make this website something to be proud of soon.
Anyways, I've got like ten minutes before my next class starts, I should probably skim through the textbook again so it seems like I know what I'm doing.