LOL

Thanks, I'll keep that in mind :) I don't recall a lot of sites using the anime style though, so you could be onto something unique there, keep going! The only thing that comes to mind so far is this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqKplHmHedJ5qKssi=neomvFKSzQptRi2i&t=33 I'll reply with more if I remember or come across some.

Finally someone is listening, so thank you too! 😄

Thanks man! Welcome to the channel!

Thank you! 😀

To be honest, these are not even the craziest ones from the ones I've looked at on the channel so far 😅 HOWEVER, like I already said in the comments below, the most important thing is a good idea, which does not necessarily mean advanced execution.

Oh but don’t let it discourage you. It might seem like some developers are extraordinary and you’ll never be able to catch up or compete with them, but in reality, they’re all just standing on the shoulders of giants. Very few sites are coded from scratch, nor is there really a need for that. Having a good original idea is important and is probably the only thing that you should really do yourself. The rest comes down to finding a good js library to use, copying and pasting from stack overflow, or even using AI. For instance portfolio #3 mariosmaselli.com/ uses matter.js and Portfolio #4 silviasguotti.design uses Swiper API

I can tell you now that 90% of the internet doesn't look like these websites. Most agencies will use a template and tweak from there, you're fine.

Usually they tend to do well. I got lazy and stopped checking, but usually, with that attention to detail and a level of design, mobile is also not left behind.

Noooo! This is meant to inspiiiire! But don't watch the other videos. 😂

@@odddirector 👍🏻

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эври эксент из э фичер :)

Thank you!

Hmm… I wonder who that anyone might be... 😂 Funny Days by ANBR artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/funny-days/36168 Bubbles by XiMo artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/bubbles/125236 Kalimat by Tapash artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/kalimat/129599 Play Your Game by Juval artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/play-your-game/107709 Crisis Averted by Jake Bradford-Sharp artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/crisis-averted/10687 And you can thank me by using my referral link (if you ever decide to subscribe) - it will add additional 2 free months to my subscription 😄 artlist.io/referral/4915478/Philipp

I used Shazam (not advertising) to find Kalimat, Thanks for the list. Much appreciated! And Subscription is something out of my way. Sorry

@@chotai no problem! :)

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Thanks! An experiment :)

Thank you!

I would really like to know that too.

Lol not sponsors, partners :) Not getting anything paid for this unfortunately, unless people subscribe to a paid plan through the link. Thank you! (And definitely not the best 😝)

Thank you! :)

Thank you so much! Comments like these are indeed really important!

Thanks! This one is actually one of my favourite too :)

Hey, thanks for the question! These sites were mostly built from scratch by their creators. The second one uses locomotive-scroll for animation via scrolling functionality. Its possible that the first one uses some open source script to create the liquid effect, but if it does, I dont know what it is. A good place to look for scripts like this is codepen or look at examples in libraries like three.js, paper.js, p5.js etc HOWEVER, that said, its more important to come up with a unique idea, and it does not necessarily have to involve complex coding or fancy animations. Making your portfolio site stand out from the rest is really all about a good original idea, and much less about the execution. Using scripts, plugins and animations that are already publicly available can actually have the opposite effect and make the site look unoriginal and not interesting.

@@odddirector Thanks for the response and information. In this case, it's good to know some animations to make the page or layout more attractive, even if they are well known. Depending on the purpose of the site or audience, you can approach this same structure and still have good results. However, I agree that too much animation is tiring. I will research the instructions you provided, thanks again.

Who knows...

Ha, haven't heard one of those in a while! 😀

LOL

Cool, thanks!

It's not clear. He might be my relative. Also in the shorts, its not him.

😂. and yes.

Unfortunately it was recalled. A horrible accident with a woman.

@@odddirector This sounds like a campfire story.

@@ReverseAltruism 😂 You can tell it to that woman.

Haha sorry about that, it's actually most likely my fault... 😅 I'm having a bit of trouble with youtube not promoting my videos when I try any new topics (anything other than portfolio review videos). So when I do a video that is different I untick the "promote to subscribers" box. As you can see, it doesn't alway help though unfortunately 😅 I should start doing community posts with these videos.

@@odddirector Maybe creating a discord or something like that could also help a little bit, maybe even whatsapp or any other thing like that

@@aurora.radial I should think about that :)

😆 well, I did mean you. And a couple of other Robs who watched this. Not all of them though. I'm very selective.

Don't despair! All hands on deck and maybe you can ride out the storm.

Thank you! There are some similar ones on the channel already, you can check them out too :) kzbin.info/aero/PLzBosFLA5vZm0DVgFNg-SlHAnoyhKW3Us&si=i9S6ydg_k6MFZH2n

Thank you so much! Really glad to hear that!

Haha thanks! I haven't understood how to play this game yet

Thank you! 😊 That easter hen keeps laying eggs in my videos...

Haha thanks!

Thank you!

😂 yes we were separated at birth by a... language barrier. Thanks!

Thank you! Comments like these really help me going. And thanks for the detailed feedback -- it's an interesting perspective I haven't thought about somehow.

Thank you so much for your kind words! ❤ Definitely not the best, but I'm trying my best 😅

Hey! So ChatGPT only wrote a script that created the running clock on the canvas and converted it to the array of zeros and ones every second. The rest was written by me: github.com/odddirector/time_of_life/commits/main/ And the original js/css game of life of course was written by Robert Spatz codepen.io/RBSpatz/pen/rLyNLb The chatgpt prompt was: "write a javascript where a canvas 90 px high by 200 wide will display current time in big black digits and then every second convert this image on the canvas into a two-dimensional javascript array, where 0 would represent white and 1 would represent black, and log it to console"

Its just another tool that helps speed up the build process, especially when its a proof of concept like this.

AI makes better code than you.