8-Bit Style Pokemon – Personal Website
8-Bit Style Pokemon – Personal Website
Just published my personal website v1 with some 8-bit style design that gives people nostalgia. Check it out at https://yzhx.xyz/ . You can also find the source code on my GitHub. Here are couple of takeaways from the project: - It is a Next.js app built from the template ( https://github.com/chronark/chronark.com ). I made many changes, but I appreciate the components that came with the template! - The pixel art in the background is from Brandon James Greer on YouTube ( https://youtu.be/cxjX8O6YSHI ). Please do check out their work on YouTube; they are amazing! I'm currently using it for the sake of convenience, but I plan to replace it with my own pixel art soon. - The font I used for the website is Unifont Japanese OpenType Version ( https://unifoundry.com/unifont/index.html ). It supports a wide range of glyphs from different languages, including Hanzi. If you have any questions or if there's anything you're curious about, my DMs are open on 𝕏 anytime.
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