new coat of paint, cozier layout, one little pixel art friend as a treat, and as a personal challenge it runs on your phone now. somewhat.
new coat of paint, cozier layout, one little pixel art friend as a treat, and as a personal challenge it runs on your phone now. somewhat.
cute site! there's a few small style fixes that could help with viewports in the 600px-1000px or so range for your desktop layout:
.row, you can set gap: 10px instead of applying margins and padding on the inner columns<figure> to use max-width instead of width, then changing the <iframe> to something like width=100% and giving it a style like aspect-ratio: 16 / 9 (or setting a height explicitly instead).
instead of maintaining separate desktop and mobile layouts too, it might be worth looking into using your media query to do something like setting flex-direction: column on .row instead, which would get you pretty close to what your mobile layout is now without having to do a lot of duplication
ooooooooooo shiny! thank you so much for the tips!!!
re gap: it doesn't seem to be greentexting 'gap' and recognizing it as a property... but it still seems to be working, regardless. curious.
re the youtube video: i'd just been using the code it shopped with when you hit youtube share and swapping around the numbers, I wasn't sure how to get it to resize. the max-width/aspect-ratio strategy worked a treat :D and now the landscape viewing is working properly again, so I just have to doublevanish a couple of those overlapping decor elements and it'll once again be the definitive experience. fun times
re the mobile layout: I had just discovered how to remove things when it figured out it was likely on mobile, and I got quickly fed up with trying to mentally keep track of what should and shouldn't remain and how to make the remaining stuff work around it- that might make it easier to keep it all in one piece, but I worry I'd still get mixed up T_T I'll give it a shot in the future, tho :]