Future bio + page enhancements #1
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Captured ideas from session 13 (the v0.2.0 design pass) that didn't make the cut. None are urgent; all are quality-of-life upgrades.
Light mode polish
The dark theme is the brand and most visitors will see it, but light mode is currently inherited browser defaults. ~10 minutes of work to give it a clean inverse palette so light-mode visitors don't get an inconsistent experience.
"Ask me about" line
Five short tags or phrases of things to nerd out on -- different from interests because it's an invitation, not a list. Example tone: "ask me about: small-team SRE, Pokemon Go raid logistics, why Terraform state is the actual product". Adds a clear conversational hook.
"Currently learning"
One-liner about what Jeff is currently learning (Rust? K8s? Something else?). Pairs naturally with the existing "currently reading / playing" line. Shows growth direction and invites conversation.
Favorite-of-each-interest specifics
Weave one concrete artifact per interest into the bio: a favorite trail name, a recent shiny catch, a city builder of the moment. Makes the page read as a person rather than a list of categories. Refresh occasionally.
Background grain / texture
Currently using a single radial gradient. A subtle SVG noise overlay (~3 KB) would add depth without competing with the creed framing. Skipped for v0.2.0 to avoid visual noise; revisit when there's appetite.
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The Find me sidebar links
https://github.com/Archeiousbut the account isn't yet hosting public mirrors. Couples tohomelab/homelab-IaC#45. Once GitHub mirroring lands, verify the link resolves to actual content."Now page" pattern
The bio currently embeds a
currently reading / playingline. A dedicated/nowpage (the now-page convention from nownownow.com) is an alternative if that line starts feeling cramped. Lower priority -- the inline approach is working.Source
All from session 13 brainstorm; landing page first shipped at v0.2.0 on 2026-04-09.