While this didn't turn out 100% like I had planned, and while I still have other edits I want to do, this is far better than the last one I had. 

Somehow I ended back up on the minimalist approach. Which is fine, it gets my point across. I had wanted to learn how to do the scrolling effect with JavaScript or some type of actual coding. Though, after one quick search, I found a Webflow tutorial and my mind was made up.

I've also gone back and edited some other parts. For example, I took down my FanFiction stories I had posted on here and just linked to the fanfiction site. As I move into more original pieces, I want to focus on that here. Though, to be honest with the new Titans show coming out, might want to snag that buzz while I can and post new things there too...

While I'm making these edits though, I notice weird little things I did when I was new.  For example, I have several classes just named "Div Block 12" or some other auto-generated name from Webflow. At the time I was just poking around and not really paying attention to a big picture. Just more, can I work with this. Now that it's been a year, I think I can. I just need to go back and fix some things. 

I also wasn't in the mindset of adding a 2nd class to a 2nd item that is super similar to one that already exists. Instead, I essentially duplicated 90% of the attributes into a new class and changed the 10% I wanted to.  Eventually I'll fix these, but I also have the problem of actually reusing classes and finding out I had done some pretty weird things. Then going back and fixing the situation so the class can be used multiple times. Ah live an learn.

The other big change is the highlight of freelancing. While I search for the next great job, I figured I could get some money from Freelancing. I'm still learning JavaScript but I've already worked on several sites, have been practicing writing for a while now, and even have a dash of photography experience.

Next: 

Some how get a rainbow in here.  Current idea is to have each of the 3 main things on the homepage add a gradient (transparent -> color) to the background. So if all 3 are open there's a rainbow in the background. Shouldn't be too hard... right?