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<home-content>
<welcome>
<img src="/static/assets/images/welcome.webp" width="400px" alt="A welcome text in pink" />
<p>Welcome to my little corner of the Web!</p>
</welcome>
<boxes>
<box id="bigbox">
Thank you for visiting my website !
For now it's still a <darkerer-pink>work in progress</darkerer-pink> but I'm sure you will see
changes if you come back from time to time :)
<br /><br />
My name is <darkerer-pink>Agahnim</darkerer-pink>
<pronouns className="ml-1 px-2 py-[1px] text-xs rounded-full bg-blue-ouga text-white font-semibold">she/her
</pronouns>,
I'm a <darkerer-pink className="text-darkerer-pink-ouga">developer</darkerer-pink> and <darkerer-pink
className="text-darkerer-pink-ouga">music producer</darkerer-pink> from <darkerer-pink
className="text-darkerer-pink-ouga">France</darkerer-pink> !
<br /><br />
I created this website not just to <darkerer-pink className="text-darkerer-pink-ouga">improve</darkerer-pink> my
web development
skills, but also because it's <boing className="inline-block text-darkerer-pink-ouga animate-bounce">fun</boing>
to
build a project like this. It's a small, personal space on the internet, away from the social climate, which is
getting <shitty className="text-red-700">worse and worse</shitty>
<br /><br />
This website is inspired by the <darkerer-pink className="text-darkerer-pink-ouga">vaporwave
aesthetic</darkerer-pink> and
the old
PCs I used to tinker with when I was a kid.
I always liked this type of aesthetic and the mix of melancholy of comfort it brings me.
It feels good to bring that vibe into one of my projects.
</box>
<box id="smallbox">
<p>Salut</p>
</box>
</boxes>
</home-content>