Okay, let's create the structure for your interactive portfolio website with a Japanese/Tokyo theme.
This sets up the basic HTML structure, CSS styling with a Tokyo-inspired theme (colors, fonts, hero image suggestion), and some simple JavaScript for smooth scrolling and fade-in animations.
Remember to:
placeholder-*.png) with your actual profile picture and project screenshots/thumbnails. You might need to upload these images.Okay, let's update the theme to a dominant pink and black Japanese-inspired style. We'll primarily modify the CSS file.
The HTML and JavaScript remain the same. The style.css file has been updated with a new color palette (:root variables) and adjustments throughout the styles to use the dominant pink and black theme while maintaining the Japanese font choices and overall structure. The hero section overlay and some accents now use pink, contrasting with the dark background.
Okay, let's remove the placeholder photos, add a reference for an avatar, and incorporate more interactive and anime-inspired effects. We'll update the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Key changes:
<img> in the About section to use avatar.png. Added hero-background-parallax div for the background image. Added glitch class and data-text attribute to the hero h1. Added project-image-container divs around project images for better hover control. Added placeholder files avatar.png and project*.png.glitch, glitchTop, glitchBottom, and scanline animations..hero-overlay..hero-content h1.glitch using pseudo-elements..hero-background-parallax..hero-background-parallax element.placeholder-*.png files and added new ones (avatar.png, project1.png, etc.). You need to replace these empty files with your actual images.Now the site should feel more dynamic with the added animations and interactive hover states, incorporating subtle anime/cyberpunk visual elements like scanlines and text glitching. Remember to upload your avatar and project images!*