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Same with the German page. I still have no idea what this is, because the sentences are completely garbled up.

Game devs definitely are much more aware that their consumers don't buy into the crypto scam. I've seen way too many NFT and crypto bros in the UI/UX/Design field.

There are studies and documentation about trans healthcare dating back further than Nazi Germany (medical research on trans people were one of the first books to be burned by the Nazis).

While there is always a risk when having to take drugs for anything, the outcome compared to trans individuals who were force to go through puberty out-weight this risk.

In that scenario, you'd need to manage even more modules for hosting your page. There is sadly no proper solution for static pages as far as I know, at least since HTML imports were shot down.

I really dislike Tailwind. As someone who knows how to work with CSS, it feels like a simple vendor-locked version of CSS you throw onto your codebase and pollute your DOM with divs that have 40 classes. From my experience, working on smaller projects and bigger CRMs, single file components with separate template, logic and style areas are the best when it comes to scalable components.

god I wish

Coming from the other side (as a dev): I'd love to use much less JS in my pages. A static portfolio shouldn't require JS. However, the reality is that a completely static HTML page written by hand is hard to maintain, and browsers disliked the idea of reusable components without big frameworks like Vue or React, loading them into the DOM dynamically.