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viniths.github.io

My personal corner of the web — a retro-themed blog, photo album, and portfolio with a dusk-paper aesthetic. Built as a place to learn Astro and tinker with CSS.

Live at viniths.github.io.

Stack

  • Astro for static site generation
  • Svelte for the few interactive islands
  • Three.js for the Ledger's optional galaxy Atlas
  • Hand-rolled CSS with per-theme (light/dark) tokens
  • Deployed to GitHub Pages via GitHub Actions

Running locally

npm install
npm run dev      # localhost:4321
npm run build    # static build to ./dist/

Requires Node 22+.

The cosmic bureau

Open Atlas in /ledger/ to explore the writing as a galaxy. Drag or use arrow keys to rotate, disperse/gather the field, and select a tag to approach its entries. The star positions retain the weighted tag graph; search provides another way to navigate. Closing the Atlas keeps the corresponding Ledger filter. Escape returns from a region, then closes the Atlas.

The Atlas uses one continuous diffused glass pane with quiet floating controls, softly glowing multicolored stars, and a rotating dithered black hole. Names appear on hover/focus or in the dispersed view. Curved threads show real connections. Faint dust clouds are part of the arms; dispersal removes the black hole. All ambient motion follows Pause and reduced-motion settings. Search supports spaces or hyphens, highlighted matches, clear, and arrow-key navigation. Focus it with / or Ctrl/Cmd+K.

/photos/steel-faces/ contains all twenty supplied photographs in a compact, straight mosaic of nested rectangles with thin equal frames and no captions or shadows. A justified sheet remains available without JavaScript. Click a photo to open the viewer; use arrow keys or swipe between photos and Escape to return. Original files remain available.

The new interaction layer uses the existing Fraunces/Silkscreen typography. Its visual boundaries are documented in DESIGN.md under Paper and light. The Asterism reference in the separate pf-website-1 directory is unchanged.

To check a production build on a separate port:

npm run build
npm run preview -- --host 127.0.0.1 --port 4322
# In another terminal:
PLAYWRIGHT_BASE_URL=http://127.0.0.1:4322 npm test
npm run typecheck

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