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What is etak64n.dev?
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etak64n.dev is a personal portfolio and demo site showcasing various UI components, interactive experiments, and web development techniques. It serves as both a playground and a reference for modern frontend patterns.
What technologies are used to build this site?
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The site is built using vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Typography is handled with IBM Plex Mono and Syne from Google Fonts. Each demo is self-contained with no external framework dependencies.
Can I use the demo components in my own projects?
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Yes. All demos are provided as reference implementations. You are welcome to study the source code, adapt patterns, and use them in your own work. Attribution is appreciated but not required.
Are the demos accessible and responsive?
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Each demo is designed to be responsive across common viewport sizes, from mobile to desktop. Accessibility best practices such as semantic HTML, keyboard navigation, and ARIA attributes are applied where appropriate.
How often is the site updated?
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New demos and experiments are added on a rolling basis as new techniques and ideas are explored. Check back regularly or follow the blog for announcements about new additions.
Is there a dark mode available?
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Currently the site uses a light/white theme consistently across all pages. A dark mode toggle may be introduced in a future update. The design system is structured to accommodate theme switching when the time comes.
How can I report a bug or suggest a feature?
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Bug reports and feature suggestions are welcome. You can reach out through the contact form on the About page, or open an issue directly on the project repository if one is available.
Do the demos use any third-party libraries?
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No. All demos are built using only native browser APIs and vanilla JavaScript. This keeps each file self-contained, lightweight, and free from dependency management overhead. External resources are limited to Google Fonts.
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