- Added an welcome window and update window.
- Added update posts prior to this update (that's right I've been saving them).
- Decided to take on a more bullet point style as you may have noticed.
- MADE LITTLE ICONS IN ASEPRITE! I like how they came out. They're also using the limited palette.
- Changed the link color for all links. This obviously includes the link in the previous update that I claimed I couldn't be bothered to change, so ignore that part.
- OH wrote the Javascript to change between the two windows I made that's an important one.
- Added a little spacer at the bottom of the page with html because while *most* browsers I tested on respected my entirely css spacer using "main::after" to keep the taskbar from covering the contents of a page, Safari didn't respect it and infact, ignored it entirely. So now there is an ever present div which hopefully Safari respects more. I'll find out after this goes live.
- Thats everything I changed I think. Probably.

(This post introduced new color theme and home page but was virtually identical to the landing page)

With the landing page done and formated I started work on the home page the taskbar footer thing. Also I switched from trying to mimic default windows 7 colors to using a limited color palette I grabbed off lospec (this one). I am colorblind and also felt the amount of colors I was using was getting out of hand. Now there are only 8. Much more managable. (ignore the link color I can't be bothered to change default link colors atm). You may be thinking Hey! this so called home page looks a lot like the landing page. And you would be right, but it's been a few days since I updated the site so I wanted to push this update out even though it's not the final result. My plans are to have essencially a desktop looking home page with icons. Most Icons will lead to new pages, but some will just use javascript to populate a window like this. Oh and I also want to use javascript to make a start menu that will serve as a site map. Speaking of the start menu. I tried. To make the button windows 7-esque. It did not work and I ultimately settled with what you see. The moon is because I am Vacancy In Space and space is where moons go. I had a whole train of thought that I just lost after typing that. RIGHT I wanted to add that originally, I wanted to make this site windows xp themed, but doing a css windows xp start button was killing me. Could I just use images? Yes, But I'd really like any important elements to be css. Also I just like messing around and trying to see what I can manage with css. That said the icons will be images, but the image and text together will be the link and the text is not an image which means technically the important element of link is not entirely an image. If that make sense. It does to me. Not sure when I'll update next but idealy the home page will resemble some of what I just described better by then.

(Originally posted on the index page in a window that more closely resembles a windows 7 window and color scheme)

Guess who rewrote all the css for a third time. Promise to not waste time by doing a complete overhaul a third time. This time I feel like I wrote it cleaner. The main reason I keep rewriting it though is because I am desperately trying to get this page to resize to what are probably unreasonable sizes, but I'd ultimately like this site to be mobile friendly. At the very least mostly mobile friendly. Both my previous iterations had... quirks, when on smaller screens. Like the screen of my iphone 6s. I feel like that is probably one of the smaller size screens out there compaired to todays phones though so it might be a bit of an extreme example. In anycase this most recent version of the css shouldn't let the taskbar err footer completely obstruct this alert window that I keep miss using as a changelog since I still have not implemented a proper main page. There is, one quirk that I haven't worked out and thats when the page height gets too small the background gradient no longer streches to the full page and starts repeating horizontally. I could replace it with an image with a fixed size, but I want to mainly use css for main elements. I could also change the gradient to something that will transition smoother. For now I've chosen to just accept it.

(Originally posted on the index page in a window that more closely resembles a windows 7 window and color scheme)

Rewrote all my css from yesterday because I didn't like how this box was resizing. No work has been made on the home page as of yet still. Might just keep reworking this little alert box and never work on my main site who knows. Also last night when I originally updated this welcome page all the css was gone on my phone despite working fine on desktop. I had to clear my browser cache to get it to display properly. After some searching I think it's because I didn't set a version to my css link? Something I didn't know could be done? Anyways welcome to "styles.css?v=0.2.0" hopefully my phone will update to the new css and not just break this time. Someday the continue button will lead to a home page I promise. Ach I have to stop wasting time writing this I wanted to add a footer today too.

(Originally posted on the index page in a window that more closely resembles a windows 7 window and color scheme)

Spent like 4 hours making this just so I could say webbed site is currently being made. Progress is just this, the thing that tells you the site isn't made. Eventually this will warn you of use of java script and whether or not I deem my site mobile friendly or not.