Many websites nowadays look roughly the same, which is very good for accessibility and familiarity. However, I wonder if there are unknown designs that might still mostly meet accessibility requirements while offering a refreshing take on a website.
This website couples as my portfolio and my attempt at a new style of navigation bar. Instead of either a bar appended to the top or side of the screen, or one that expands once clicked on, I made my navigation bar into a 3D objects that can be moved around.
- I have not coded keyboard support yet.
- I have not coded screen reader support yet.
- To prevent undesired clicks on faces when moving the cube, I had to use double click as the event to access one of the cube's faces. Double click is a rare and unfamiliar input method on websites.
- Fix the outline on the intro message
- Hide nav text when a page is opened.
- Fix bug where if the box is not moved before opening a page, it does not animate correctly.