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Land of the Rising Sun

Posted on 06 Sep '24 filed under Cloudplane, Fanlisting, New, Revamp

A new month brings with it the opportunity for a fresh start. While my updates have been somewhat infrequent, it seems they’ve become a rare occurrence—either once a month or not at all. Admittedly, my modus operandi have slowed in recent times, and along the way, I lost some of the joy I once had in the process. Currently, I'm working through a substantial backlog of tasks.

New Fanlisting
A few days ago, I was approved to launch a new fanlisting. To my surprise, it seems that no one has shown interest in this subject in years, so I decided to apply impulsively.

Japan - Referring back to the previous update on my spring vacation, my last visit to Japan was approximately 12 years ago. Even after all this time, there is still so much to explore and learn about Japan, especially considering how little I knew of Japanese culture at the time of my visit.

Layout Archive
I’ve recently updated our layout archive with all the latest designs. While this section usually goes under the radar, the large number of new layouts released this year prompted me to make sure they were added. Cerine and I want to ensure that no designs go untracked, as we occasionally overlook one or two without a thorough review.

Directory Collective
The directory has also undergone an update, with several collectives being added and outdated ones removed. I have also redesigned and updated the buttons, as the previous ones were outdated and hastily created. The size of the 88x15 buttons has been reduced to 80x15 on the links page. Additionally, the animations for the pixels have been slowed down, making them less intense compared to the previous versions.

Enamour x Persona 5

Posted on 26 Mar '24 filed under Enamour.nu, New, Revamp

As March draws to a close, Cerine and I are pleased to share that we have finally completed a new design for Enamour, as previously promised. The second version features the series Persona 5: The Royal, marking a long-awaited refresh for the site.

This project had been on hold since January, largely due to a lack of creative inspiration and an unfortunate bout of illness during that time. On numerous occasions, I found myself returning to the design materials, thinking, “I need to work on this.” Yet, each time I attempted to make progress, I fell ill again, causing further delays. Interestingly, I have noticed a recurring pattern—every year corresponding to my Chinese zodiac sign, I seem to experience illness more frequently than usual.

Although I have not personally played Persona 5, Cerine has. Opinions about the game vary—some consider it overrated, while others recommend it highly. From my perspective, the art direction alone is second to none— the way the bold colors interact with each other and are used always captivates me whenever look at its art, and how while the colors are so bold work together so smoothly is something I very much enjoy. When I think of the words aesthetic or style, this game's art style would be an ideal thing that comes to mind. That said, I have overwhelming love and admiration for this style as it has a very chic but bold design visuals that grabs people’s attention at first sight.

Cloudplane's New Design

Posted on 17 Jan '24 filed under Cloudplane, New, Revamp

Day offs are always a welcome respite from the demands of hectic work shifts, assignments, and other ongoing responsibilities. While much has transpired over the past week since my last update, certain experiences are difficult to fully capture in words. Nevertheless, I will summarize the most pertinent developments.

A new design has recently been implemented at Cloudplane. After careful consideration of previous attempts to refine the site’s appearance, it became clear that incremental “fixes” were insufficient, resembling a band-aid on a wound that never fully healed. The decision to adopt a second layout arose almost spontaneously, inspired by discovering an image that aligned perfectly with the directory’s name.

This new layout marks the second occasion in some time that I have employed a fully table-less, DIV-based coding structure. Reacquainting myself with modern, table-less design required some adjustment, as I had become somewhat out of practice. Additionally, I am mindful that my familiarity with contemporary GUI trends and coding practices is not entirely current. Despite these challenges, the resulting layout prioritizes simplicity and ease of navigation.

Alongside the visual update, the directory has undergone structural revisions, including updates to the rules and About sections, as well as the removal of inactive or broken links.

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Home ◦ About ◦ Archives ◦ Aelysia Archive for the category "revamp" Land of the Rising Sun Posted on 06 Sep '24 filed under Cloudplane, Fanlisting, New, Revamp A new month brings with it the opportunity for a fresh start. While my updates have been somewhat infrequent, it seems they’ve become a rare occurrence—either once a month or not at all. Admittedly, my modus operandi have slowed in recent times, and along the way, I lost some of the joy I once had in the process. Currently, I'm working through a substantial backlog of tasks. New Fanlisting A few days ago, I was approved to launch a new fanlisting. To my surprise, it seems that no one has shown interest in this subject in years, so I decided to apply impulsively. Japan - Referring back to the previous update on my spring vacation, my last visit to Japan was approximately 12 years ago. Even after all this time, there is still so much to explore and learn about Japan, especially considering how little I knew of Japanese culture at the time of my visit. Layout Archive I’ve recently updated our layout archive with all the latest designs. While this section usually goes under the radar, the large number of new layouts released this year prompted me to make sure they were added. Cerine and I want to ensure that no designs go untracked, as we occasionally overlook one or two without a thorough review. Directory Collective The directory has also undergone an update, with several collectives being added and outdated ones removed. I have also redesigned and updated the buttons, as the previous ones were outdated and hastily created. The size of the 88x15 buttons has been reduced to 80x15 on the links page. Additionally, the animations for the pixels have been slowed down, making them less intense compared to the previous versions. Enamour x Persona 5 Posted on 26 Mar '24 filed under Enamour.nu, New, Revamp As March draws to a close, Cerine and I are pleased to share that we have finally completed a new design for Enamour, as previously promised. The second version features the series Persona 5: The Royal, marking a long-awaited refresh for the site. This project had been on hold since January, largely due to a lack of creative inspiration and an unfortunate bout of illness during that time. On numerous occasions, I found myself returning to the design materials, thinking, “I need to work on this.” Yet, each time I attempted to make progress, I fell ill again, causing further delays. Interestingly, I have noticed a recurring pattern—every year corresponding to my Chinese zodiac sign, I seem to experience illness more frequently than usual. Although I have not personally played Persona 5, Cerine has. Opinions about the game vary—some consider it overrated, while others recommend it highly. From my perspective, the art direction alone is second to none— the way the bold colors interact with each other and are used always captivates me whenever look at its art, and how while the colors are so bold work together so smoothly is something I very much enjoy. When I think of the words aesthetic or style, this game's art style would be an ideal thing that comes to mind. That said, I have overwhelming love and admiration for this style as it has a very chic but bold design visuals that grabs people’s attention at first sight. Cloudplane's New Design Posted on 17 Jan '24 filed under Cloudplane, New, Revamp Day offs are always a welcome respite from the demands of hectic work shifts, assignments, and other ongoing responsibilities. While much has transpired over the past week since my last update, certain experiences are difficult to fully capture in words. Nevertheless, I will summarize the most pertinent developments. A new design has recently been implemented at Cloudplane. After careful consideration of previous attempts to refine the site’s appearance, it became clear that incremental “fixes” were insufficient, resembling a band-aid on a wound that never fully healed. The decision to adopt a second layout arose almost spontaneously, inspired by discovering an image that aligned perfectly with the directory’s name. This new layout marks the second occasion in some time that I have employed a fully table-less, DIV-based coding structure. Reacquainting myself with modern, table-less design required some adjustment, as I had become somewhat out of practice. Additionally, I am mindful that my familiarity with contemporary GUI trends and coding practices is not entirely current. Despite these challenges, the resulting layout prioritizes simplicity and ease of navigation. Alongside the visual update, the directory has undergone structural revisions, including updates to the rules and About sections, as well as the removal of inactive or broken links. Page 1 of 4 1234»Last
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