My website that I programmed just using HTML and CSS. It is linked here. I programmed this using VSCode and tested functionality along the way using the Live Server extension in VSCode, which allowed me to view the website locally.
I have several buttons that link to my YouTube, Twitch, MK64.com page, and Discord.
I also have my Mario Kart 64 time trials timesheets listed, which simply contain my personal best times for each respective console and mode.
Finally, it contains information on how I was able to capture extremely-high fidelity footage from an original Nintendo 64 console.
Contains my experience and documentation surrounding a Datapath Vision-E1 capture card. Orginally produced for the professional market, it was designed to display a nearly-lossless analog RGB video or digital video feed. I document how I was able to capture high-fidelity video from my Nintendo 64 using one of these devices.
These are my personal best times on an American/Japanese Nintendo N64 console, which is referred to as NTSC. It links to a page with an embedded Google sheet containing all my times, which includes extra information such as the link to the video, the date I achieved the time, and my personal subjective rating of how good the time was.
Using CSS, I styled it so that non-shortcut is in the upper pane and shortcut is in the bottom pane. I used the flex property to achieve this. You can toggle between 3lap and fast-lap times at the bottom of each pane. Styles are stored in NTSC/styles
These are my personal best times on a European Nintendo 64 console, which is referred to as PAL. Like NTSC before it, it links to a page containing the same embedded Google Doc with all the same information within.
It is styled the same way as NTSC. Styles are stored in PAL/styles
Contains all the icons that I used for my social media buttons
The styles for the main page are stored here. There's a block for each social media icon. When you hover your cursor over them, they slightly enlarge and your cursor turns into a thumb. They link to my social media accounts to each respective platform.
Contains the html source code for my home directory and hyperlinks to my directories and social media buttons. There's also a link to my 150cc non-shortcut timesheet. It links to a separate website that contains the items I used, the date of the time, the rank, and any comments that I had.
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