Okay, I can help you set up a basic portfolio website with a JDM car theme, intro animation, and snow effect.

This sets up the basic HTML structure, applies JDM-themed styling with dark colors and an accent, includes an intro overlay animation, and adds a falling snow effect using Canvas. The content sections also have a subtle fade-in animation. You can replace the placeholder text and project details with your own information.

Okay, I've updated the portfolio for "Sultan Rafif Fauzan" and added placeholders for social media links. The project display remains as cards for now, which fits well with the grid layout. The snow particle effect is already implemented from the previous version.

Key changes:

1. Name Updated: Changed "Sulthan" to "Sultan" in index.html.
2. Social Media Links: Added a div.social-media section within the "Contact" area in index.html with placeholder links and basic text styling in style.css. You'll need to replace the # placeholders with your actual profile URLs.
3. Project Cards Enhanced: Added placeholder links for "Source Code" alongside "View Project" in the project cards within index.html. Minor styling adjustments in style.css were made to accommodate the second link and improve card appearance.
4. Styling Refinements: Made several small adjustments in style.css for better spacing, contrast, visual hierarchy, and added subtle hover effects and glows to enhance the JDM/tech theme.
5. Snow Effect: The JavaScript (script.js) for the snow particle effect remains largely the same but includes minor refinements like opacity variation and subtle horizontal sway for a more dynamic feel. Added checks to ensure the canvas element exists before running the snow script.
6. Smooth Scrolling: Added JavaScript in script.js to enable smooth scrolling when clicking navigation links.
7. Scroll Animation Trigger: Added Intersection Observer logic in script.js to ensure the CSS fadeInUp animation on sections triggers as they scroll into view (this is more robust than just relying on page load timing).

Okay, let's reforge this portfolio in the grim darkness of the far future! We'll create a Warhammer 40k themed website for Sultan Rafif Fauzan, complete with a dramatic intro and thematic effects.

Key changes for the Warhammer 40k theme:

1. Theme & Tone: Updated text content (index.html) and section IDs to reflect 40k terminology (Data Slate, Constructs, Vox Link, Digital Fabricator, etc.).
2. Color Palette: Switched to a dark, gritty palette with black, dark greys, dull gold/brass (--accent-color), and a deep red (--highlight-color) in style.css.
3. Typography: Using 'Orbitron' for headings (techy/futuristic) and 'Roboto Slab' for body text (solid, readable serif). Added text-transform: uppercase and letter-spacing for a more imposing feel.
4. Background & Effects: Used a darker, textured background image with a heavy overlay. Added borders, box shadows (including inset shadows), and sharp corners (border-radius: 0 or 2px) to elements for a more industrial/gothic look. Used backdrop-filter for depth.
5. Intro: Changed the intro symbol (placeholder cog, suggest replacing with SVG/image), made the animation a "flicker in" effect, and used a more intense glow. The fade-out is slower for more drama.
6. Particle Effect: Replaced the snow effect (script.js) with an "embers/sparks" effect, featuring small orange/red particles rising from the bottom and fading out.
7. Card Styling: Project cards are styled to resemble metal plates or data slates with sharp corners, borders, and pseudo-elements for "rivets". Hover effects are more pronounced.
8. Buttons & Forms: Styled buttons and form elements with sharper corners and thematic colors/hover effects.
9. Footer: Added a thematic "Thought for the Day".

This provides a strong Warhammer 40k aesthetic. Remember to replace placeholder links and potentially the intro symbol image/SVG for the best result.

Okay, let's enhance the Warhammer 40k portfolio for Sultan Rafif Fauzan with more interactive elements, building upon the previous version. We'll add card tilting effects on hover and make the background particles subtly react to mouse movement.

Key interactive enhancements:

1. Project Card Tilt:
   • Added a wrapper .project-grid-container with perspective in style.css.
   • Added transform-style: preserve-3d; and will-change: transform; to .project-card.
   • Removed the basic CSS transform transition from the card itself.
   • Added JavaScript event listeners (mousemove, mouseleave) to each .project-card.
   • JS calculates mouse position relative to the card center and applies rotateX, rotateY, and a slight scale transform.
   • Uses requestAnimationFrame for smoother updates and manages transitions for enter/leave.
   • Added transform: translateZ(...) to card content (h3, p, a) to give them depth within the tilted card.
2. Particle Mouse Interaction:
   • The particle system (script.js) now tracks global mouse coordinates.
   • In the updateParticle function, it calculates the distance between each particle and the mouse.
   • If a particle is within mouseInfluenceRadius, a small repulsive force is applied, pushing the particle away from the cursor.
3. Button Click Feedback:
   • Added :active pseudo-classes in style.css for project card links (.project-card a) and the main contact button (#vox-link button) to provide visual feedback (slight scale/brightness change) on click.
4. Minor Text Updates: Slightly adjusted text in index.html to mention interactivity.

These changes make the portfolio feel more dynamic and responsive to user input, enhancing the Warhammer 40k theme.*