Ben's Dev Projects

Grey backgrounds, Times New Roman, table layouts, animated GIF counters, and "Welcome to my homepage." The web was raw HTML and pure enthusiasm.

Comic Sans, neon on navy, scrolling marquees, blinking text, star backgrounds, and webrings. If your page didn't crash Netscape, you weren't trying hard enough.

Reflections, glass buttons, rounded corners via images, RSS badges, "beta" tags everywhere, and gradient everything. Ajax was the future.

Leather textures, stitched borders, realistic drop shadows, jQuery animations, and share buttons for every social network that existed.

Bold colors, flat icons, card layouts, hamburger menus, parallax scrolling, and Google Fonts. Everything got a Material Design makeover.

Glassmorphism, dark themes, variable fonts, subtle gradients, and whitespace worship. Minimalism reached its final form.

AI-generated, cursor-aware, system-font-stack, ultra-clean. The content speaks; the design whispers. Every pixel justified.

Neural-adaptive interfaces, spatial layouts, ambient intelligence, and pages that feel alive. The screen is just a suggestion.