I finished the frontend of my website.

After repeatedly consulting the W3 Schools advanced CSS guides, I was able to finish the UI/UX part of my site.

As I kept building, I added more structure to the site with separate pages for my background, projects, and a custom 404 page. One of the biggest challenges was making the site feel consistent across all of those pages instead of just having one good-looking homepage. I had to work through layout issues, spacing problems, and styling differences so everything would feel like part of the same site. I also spent time fixing favicon and asset problems, which took some trial and error before everything displayed correctly. The biggest improvement came when I focused on the frontend polish. I refined the CSS, improved the spacing and responsiveness, and gave the site a more finished visual identity. That meant going back and reworking parts that already worked but did not look as clean or intentional as I wanted. I also removed unused assets and cleaned up the project so it stayed focused. Overall, the site went from a simple personal page into a more complete portfolio that better reflects who I am and the kind of work I want to share.

Demo link: https://kaleb973.github.io/Kaleb-Web/