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- Trainer
- Each section features the main colors of each game. The trainer sprite in the header is reflective of the gender (and, if applicable, game version) I chose when playing the game. Pokémon sprites, including quality and animation, also reflect on the animation of the game. The generation pertains to the gen the game belongs to; but the year listed indicates the year I played the game (for example, that HeartGold is a gen IV game but I played it in 2012, after gen V was released)
- Nicknames, ribbons, abilities, stats, and other individual elements are only listed if applicable. Games available on the 3DS will have additional text-shadow and box-shadow elements, while games available on the Switch will have side borders on the page document, signifying the console the game is available on.
- All sections are designed to be semi-permanent, with modifications made only for consistency or mild stylistic choices. (Of course, not to say that I will never change the themes overall, but I don't anticipate it at the time of writing this.)
- Gym
- The gym front page is designed to appear and function reminiscent of the original Red and Green games. The gym guide, however, is from RSE in spirit of Hoenn being the first Pokémon games I ever played and owned.
- "Fight" is... largely half-assed, mostly because there's no exceptionally awesome way to imitate pokémon battles in CSS form while also giving site information. I do think if I was a gym leader, though, I would be ice-themed; and the five pokémon listed are my favorite ice-types, thus the ones I would use as a leader. Walrein is shiny because my first shiny pokémon was walrein.
- "Pokémon" is my Pokémon Go log. If you haven't played it, the design is more or less identical to the mobile design. I say this proudly because I did code and create the graphics myself, with a bit of help from official vectors; otherwise all I had was my own account for reference. My trainer sprite is usually my current sprite in-game, give or take a few weeks in the case that I change my in-game outfit. Counts and the 'dex are usually updated at least to the current month, and the gym archive is prior to the 2017 gym update. I keep them there because they're still special to me.
- "Bag" - you're looking at her now! I am most proud of the "Bicycle" flavor text, although the rest of this section is to provide miscellaneous site information and help. I want to add a Fishing Rod option, though I'm not sure what it would be for.
- "Run" are exits to other Poémon-related websites that I like. Although the page title is from trying to run away from a trainer battle, the header is the exit text when visiting a Pokémon Center in any core game, and the background design is the Love Ball, which has nothing to do with gender and is purely representative that these are websites I love.
- Etc.
- All customized graphics (background on the index page; linkback buttons) are made/drawn by me.
Everything is also coded by me! With the help of Dynamic Drive and LightBox in a couple of places.
- I procured most, if not all of the Pokémon and trainer sprites from Bulbapedia, Pokéstadium, and PokéAPI on GitHub. The Yellow overworld sprite is by liliebiehlina3siste on deviantART.