Oh, hazdotcom.

[hazliya]

I will keep my site plain and simple.
I will keep my site plain and simple.
I will keep my site plain and simple.

All the energy I have to redirect from panicking over Bowie is plentiful enough (not surprising) that I'm actually doing something with that domain I have. I have lots of crazy things I want to do with it. But I've always admired the simple, sleeker portfolio websites to the flashy and less comprehendable ones. Something about not needing to see how huge your photoshop dick is by being flooded with crazy overdesigned images everywhere.

So I will keep it as bare-bones, yet still me, as possible.

That's the result of about a few hours of working. I'd forgotten how horribly tedious this whole process is.

Comments

[ultimatepsi.livejournal.com]

Your link needs an http.

Looks pretty nice though. What tools are you using for development. I need to redo my website too.

[hazliya.livejournal.com]

Tools? Like what? Like the filemanager that came with the domain/space?

I know zero about the actual development aspect of site building. =/

[nightskyre.livejournal.com]

anitra does web programming. It's what she does (http://www.anitrasmith.net).

[hazliya.livejournal.com]

I know. =D

I do all my web stuff from scratch so that I have a great grip on what every little thing does. I like the process of looking things up that I don't know how to do and tinkering with what I do know to make things interesting.

Also, it gives me practice in keeping things simple. =)

[nightskyre.livejournal.com]

Oh I wasn't suggesting you have her do it - but she loves to teach.

oddly enough

[doompuppy.livejournal.com]

I've just begun a new game writing venture that I feel needs a webspace I'd like to tool around in.

I'd like to make a go of it on my own, but I can already guess my first attempts will be sloppy at best. I'll keep her in mind when I reach a competance level where I feel I could bennefit.