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People exploring CodeKokeshi's projects and potential collaborators, with both audiences equally important.
A personal portfolio for browsing CodeKokeshi's games, experiments, art, software, mods, and plugins. Visitors should be able to see the work itself, explore further, and find the creator's public profiles.
The portfolio combines playable games and development experiments with the creator's tools, mods, plugins, and art in one place. It presents the work as it is, without needing a formal professional pitch.
The site is a static GitHub Pages website. Visitors browse its sections on desktop and mobile, open project details and external project pages, and can explore a separate game development timeline.
- Games and experiments should lead the portfolio.
- Keep the existing project content, working links, browsing controls, and navigation functional through the redesign.
- The visual language should stay consistent across sections and screen sizes.
- The existing static HTML, CSS, and JavaScript setup remains the implementation stack.
The CodeKokeshi name and the site's personal, informal character are established. The user wants the result to feel like a portfolio rather than an article or a formal professional presentation.
The repository contains real game videos, artwork, software screenshots, mod images, project descriptions, playable pages, and external project links. These assets are the source for the portfolio presentation; no invented project claims are needed.
- Lead with actual work, especially games and experiments.
- Make the range of work easy to explore without flattening every project into the same card.
- Let the creator's voice and projects speak without a formal pitch.
- Keep the experience coherent and usable on both mobile and desktop.