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PixelWorkbench is a cozy retro-inspired personal website built with pure HTML and CSS. It combines a nostalgic pixel-art aesthetic with a clean, modern layout to showcase projects, coding notes, small web tools, and development updates. Lightweight, responsive, and free of frameworks, just handcrafted HTML and CSS.
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README.md

pixel-workbench

PixelWorkbench is a cozy retro-inspired personal website built entirely with HTML and CSS. Inspired by classic pixel art and old-school desktop interfaces, it provides a clean, lightweight space for showcasing personal projects, coding notes, small web tools, and development updates.

The design focuses on simplicity, combining a nostalgic aesthetic with modern responsive layouts. Every element, from the pixel fonts and bordered cards to the subtle grid background and chunky shadows, is handcrafted without the use of CSS frameworks or JavaScript libraries.

Features

  • Retro pixel-art inspired design
  • Fully responsive layout for desktop and mobile
  • Project showcase section
  • Notes and articles page
  • Timeline for recent updates
  • Built entirely with semantic HTML and modern CSS
  • No frameworks, build tools, tracking, or ads
  • Easy to customize and expand

Philosophy

PixelWorkbench is meant to be a small corner of the web, a place to document ideas, share projects, and experiment with design. It embraces the simplicity of static websites while keeping the nostalgic charm of retro interfaces.

Whether you're using it as a portfolio, developer homepage, or personal blog, the project is designed to be lightweight, readable, and easy to modify to fit your own style.