Hey everyone! I'm a bit of a newbie at web development, just trying to put together a basic static site with some articles and other bits of writing I've done. I know articles might seem outdated, but it's how I like to create content. I'm aiming for a simple layout where my articles shine instead of an overly flashy design.
The main thing I want to avoid is making my articles look like a wall of text. I'm short on skills right now, so I'm looking for some easy CSS tips and tricks that I can implement to enhance the layout without getting too complicated. If you have any examples of beautifully simple article layouts, YouTube videos, or just some of your experiences, that would be super helpful!
Thanks for your insights!
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Check out Nextra! You can work with .mdx files, so there’s no need to write loads of HTML or JSX. Another great option is using a markdown renderer to gain more control over your layout. If you want to personalize it, Tailwind CSS can really tidy up your styles too. Just remember, stick with markdown for your content.
Got it! I already write in Obsidian, so everything's in markdown. I got a bit carried away adding HTML, haha. I'll dive into that, thanks!