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Every project page now carries the same shell: a sticky bar with my name and the two links a reader actually wants, then tabs that follow scroll. Nothing else is shared. The nav is written entirely in this page's own CSS variables, so it takes the palette it is dropped into rather than importing a second one. Section anchors are prefixed sec- because the obvious slugs collide with ids the pages already use for tables and pickers, and two elements sharing an id hands the JS the wrong one.
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Every project page now carries the same shell: a sticky bar with my name, GitHub and LinkedIn, then section tabs that follow scroll. Nothing else is shared between them.
The nav is written entirely in each page's own CSS variables, so it takes the palette it is dropped into instead of importing a second one: cream on the paper pages, dark on the console ones.
Section anchors are prefixed
sec-because the obvious slugs collide with ids these pages already use for tables and pickers. Two elements sharing an id handsgetElementByIdthe wrong one, which took four of these pages down before I caught it.Verified in headless Chromium: tabs present, every anchor resolves, no duplicate ids, no console errors, no horizontal overflow.