HTML
Website structure. Semantic elements, sensible document order, forms and landmarks that assistive technology can navigate.
comfortableskills
what i work with
The technologies I currently use to build websites — plus honest space for what comes next.
core technologies
Three tools, used properly.
CSS
Styling, responsive layouts and visual design. Flexbox, grid, custom properties, mobile-first breakpoints and light/dark theming.
comfortableJavaScript
Interactivity and functionality. DOM manipulation, events, form validation and small utilities — written without frameworks.
in progresstools & technologies
Room to grow.
These are slots, not claims. Each one gets filled in only when I've actually built something with it.
git & github
next up
next up
a css framework
to evaluate
to evaluate
javascript framework
to learn
to learn
design tool
to explore
to explore
backend & apis
later
later
your suggestion
open to it
open to it
An honest note: this portfolio lists only the technologies I currently
work with — HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Everything below is a placeholder for future
learning, so that nothing here overstates what I can do yet.
how i learn
Practice over promises.
I learn by building: pick something small and real, finish it, then work out what I'd do differently. That's why this site, The Ark AI and every project card is a genuine work in progress rather than a list of things I intend to do.
what that looks like in practice
See these skills in action.
The projects page shows what I've actually built with them.