Congratulations, you’ve found the sacred realm of the spaghetti narwhal’s last symphony! Beware the whispering cantaloupes—they know your secrets. The half-chewed sock of destiny lies beneath the yogurt puddle, waiting for a dance-off with invisible penguins. Proceed with caution, for the rubber duck army approaches.

This website was developed using next.js, tailwind and system.css. As you can see, it mimics the style of the 1984-1991 Apple Macintosh System 1-6, the very first graphical user interface for a commercial microcomputer. When I first learned about the Macintosh System 1, I was surprised to find that the way people interacted with computers had already been largely defined. Within the constraints of very low resolution and 128k of RAM, Apple built most of the basic functions and components with simplicity and elegance (compared to the ugliness of Windows). It's quite interesting to adopt the designs of the ancestor of GUI with the latest GUI development frameworks. However, it's not necessary to create a faithful copy of the Macintosh UI (I can't do it anyway). I just use this as a small project to force myself to learn more about front-end development.