Site launch notes: chaos, but with handrails

Launched my personal fun x portfolio site and immediately decided it should feel like a scrapbook hit by a small meteor.

My rule: chaos with anchors. Always keep: a nav box, a main content box, and an updates box — so people can still find the exit.

Next: actual case studies, and more stickers. (This is a threat.)

The joy of cursed buttons

88x31 buttons are basically tiny propaganda posters for your vibe. I love them because they’re:

• small enough to be collectible
• ugly enough to be honest
• nostalgic enough to make your brain go “ohhhhh!”

If your site feels too clean, it’s not finished — it’s just un-haunted.

A tiny portfolio philosophy

A portfolio doesn’t need to be an encyclopaedia. It needs to answer:

• What do you do?
• What have you done that worked?
• What kind of person are you to work with?

Everything else is garnish. Delicious garnish. But garnish.