Colophon.
Making a personal site is tricky—especially when the temptation to tinker with new frontend tech takes over. This site has been through Jekyll, 11ty, and Next.js before I finally rebuilt it in Framer. The goal? Get it live, keep it easy to maintain, and see what a no-code tool can do. So far, it’s working well.
The typefaces used are Futura (1927), Baskerville (1757), and IBM Plex Mono (2017). Futura’s geometry keeps things sharp, Baskerville adds a touch of warmth, and IBM Plex Mono brings a mechanical edge. Together, they balance structure and character.
If you’re curious about the tools I use, check out TOOLS.
Making a personal site can be tricky—especially when the temptation to tinker with new frontend tech takes over. This site has been through Jekyll, 11ty, and Next.js before I finally rebuilt it in Framer. The goal? Get it live, keep it easy to maintain, and see what a no-code tool can do. So far, it’s working well.
The typefaces used are Futura (1927), Baskerville (1757), and IBM Plex Mono (2017). Futura’s geometry keeps things sharp, Baskerville adds a touch of warmth, and IBM Plex Mono brings a mechanical edge. Together, they balance structure and character.
If you’re curious about the tools I use, check out TOOLS.
