My experience building this site so far

I was introduced to skribilo about 3 weeks ago, which is a documentation framework, i.e., nothing to do with websites. Seeing that this was not built to create websites, I had the idea "how much can I get away with? "How many website-ish features can I build?"

The first thing I decided to build was a pseudo button. And yes, I call it pseudo, because there's no <button> tag. Once I managed to get it to work (it worked more like the href attribute) I concluded that everything is possible to do with this framework, using no HTML whatsoever.

Not only do I see this as a fun challange, but it also allows me to finally build my personal site, which is something I've been procrastinating on doing. Using a language I'm not familiar with, and a framework not intended for websites forces me to think outside of the box for the simplest things, that are taken for granted, which is really fun.

• Buttons to redirect
  • A div with only a button
• One main column and two side ones
• Pseudo div's (there is <div> tag)
• Having different styles in every page
• Pseudo <br>, sort of, just a workaround

• Adding images within divs (not background images)
• Update styles to work on mobile
• Figure out what else I can get away with in this framework

BTW hello if any one of you guys ever sees this :]

• My boyfriend
  • Introduced me to Skribilo in the first place.
• Sergio's website
  • Very clean and simple website. This is what initially drew me to making my own personal website someday. It only took me about 1.5 years to finally commit to it.
• Des' digital journal
  • Absolutely fun maximalist website, so many things to do it. This is what inspired to "do whatever I want" in this project. It is also the reference for my journal.