Okay, let's create a portfolio website for Sultan Rafif Fauzan with a Kimetsu no Yaiba theme using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
This sets up the basic structure, styling inspired by the Kimetsu no Yaiba theme (dark colors, specific accent colors for sections, themed fonts), and some basic JavaScript for smooth scrolling and form feedback simulation. You can view the website by opening the index.html file. Remember to replace placeholder project details and links with your actual information.
Okay, let's update the portfolio website for Sultan Rafif Fauzan with a dominant black and blue anime-inspired theme.
We'll modify the CSS primarily to reflect the new color scheme.
The CSS has been updated to use a black background with various shades of blue for accents, borders, links, and hover effects. I've also changed one of the fonts (Orbitron) for the headings to give it a slightly more modern/tech feel often associated with anime themes, and updated the section icons to be more generic. The core HTML structure and JavaScript functionality remain the same.
Okay, let's enhance the portfolio by adding an intro section, an education section, and some subtle anime-inspired visual effects using CSS and JavaScript.
Key changes include:
#intro section designed to be the first thing users see (full viewport height).#education section with placeholder content.div.animated-bg with shape elements for CSS background animation.fade-in classes to intro elements for initial animation.fade-in-section class to other sections for scroll-triggered animation.#intro section (full height, centered content, larger text).#education section (card-like entries).position: fixed (sticky)..animated-bg, .shape, @keyframes float).body..fade-in, @keyframes fadeInAnimation)..fade-in-section, .visible)..visible class to .fade-in-section elements when they scroll into view.Remember to replace the placeholder content in the #education section with Sultan Rafif Fauzan's actual details.