The Digital Press

The author embraces the imperfections and personal quirks of their self-made website, valuing individuality over polished design.

Why it matters: Personal websites reflect their creators’ evolving identities and passions, beyond just aesthetics or functionality.

The big picture: Many developers prefer ready-made templates, but bespoke sites offer creative control and a unique personal touch.

Quick takeaway: The site uses quirky CSS tricks—rotations, font changes, and textured backgrounds—to evoke a "used bookstore" vibe.

Commenters say: Readers resonate with the joy of creating and maintaining personal sites, valuing control and the creative process over convenience.