Tori's Corner is a handwritten, early 2000s-style website hosted on Neocities. The website is used as an avenue for personal expression, with a personal blog as well as a (un)professional portfolio used for showing off projects I have completed.

The blog and portfolio are both powered by a blogging engine called Zonelets, which is a free and open-source engine for creating blog pages in HTML. It should be noted, however, that only the JavaScript files from zonelets are used. The blog and portfolio pages were created by hand, with only the HTML elements for zonelets being managed by the JavaScript files. This allows me to keep a consistent theme across the whole site, instead of using a premade zonelets theme.

The guestbook is a handwritten system made using basic JavaScript on the client system, and a basic node.js server hosted remotely. With the help of user @sempunternal on Discord, I was able to set the server up with a subdomain and SSL certificate, allowing the neocities site to communicate with the server, allowing users to send messages and view other people's comments.

This site is a Work in Progress - and I will likely continue to develop it for a few months or potentially years.