Site Devlog #1

This terribly designed user interface was both clunky, and terrible to look at. It was a rough draft just to create a general layout for the page. I made this mock-up in roughly two-or-three days and it looks like it. The lack of pictures, the lack of color, an inability to find a specific game at scale, etc. All of these issues add up to make a very amateur looking webpage. These problems are "easy" to fix: add images to solve the pictures and color issues, add a search bar to find games, etc. However, these problems were terribly time consuming to solve. Some of them have taken around a month to get working, and the final product, in my opinion, shows this effort.

This professional looking website is truly the result of many days of little-to-none sleep, and MANY lines of code. Every single problem in the original design has been improved. The design is no longer a two day mess. Instead, it is an elegant and minimalist design that appears to be made by a professional. I can confirm, it was not. Then, for finding a specific title, I created a search bar. This search bar automatically takes the names of each entry I add to the webpage so I do not have to add each game to an array. This may seem lazy, and it is, however, it should enable me to do more work on the site.