• Touched up a lot of CSS and general stylistic stuff. Breadcrumb nav now uses titles to display stuff nicer, blockquotes and codeblocks now wrap and scroll broadly as I intended.
• Redid the Creative page to be slightly more visually interesting.

Kit and the Syclone is up over in the creative section. As much as I want to blast my feelings on it, this goes on the front page, and I'd prefer to not lay out opinions on something before anyone experiences it. The most I'll do is encourage you to read it, if nothing else than because I don't encourage people to enjoy things I make enough.

The blockquote/code errors were frustrating to fix. And it's still not quite working right, as the hr elements don't apply right and don't extend to match the code they're meant to be dividing. I'm sure there's a neat way to fix it up. My main concern is consistency, I dislike the idea of having divs multiple classes I have to call to make something show right. In its current state, I just have to tag a quoteblock, then code around anything I want monospaced, and horizontal rules to display them. Regular quotes wrap, code stays on lines, and I don't need to think about it harder than that. All this effort is a mix of trying to understand how css and html all work, and to minimise energy when I am making stuff. If there's a way to streamline a process, my curiosity enjoys it for learning, and it means making mistakes or forgetting a step is less likely.