This is the messier half of the site. Things tried once to answer a question — some became projects, some became nothing, all of them are written down.
A portfolio needs pictures of the work. If the work is a live site, the browser already installed on your machine will take them — no service, no subscription.
FoundChrome ships a screenshot flag. One command gets a clean, repeatable, correctly sized capture of any live page.
A full-screen mobile panel collapsed to nothing. No error, no warning — just a button that appeared to do nothing. The cause was a blur.
Foundbackdrop-filter silently makes an element a containing block for position:fixed children — so a fixed panel sizes against its blurred ancestor, not the viewport.
The primary button looked fine and failed WCAG AA. Computing the ratio in the browser takes about ten lines and catches what eyeballing never will.
FoundWhite on a mid-bright accent almost always fails AA. Compute the ratio before committing to a palette, not after a client asks about accessibility.
Entry animations start at opacity 0 and wait for an observer. If the observer never fires, the page is blank forever. Testing what actually happens.
FoundGate entry styles behind @media (scripting enabled) and back it with a timer — never let motion be the thing that decides whether content exists.