fix: make website mobile responsive - #65
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- Replace multi-page layout with single continuous scroll - Fixed sidebar with anchor navigation + scroll-aware active state - Sections: hero, about, experience, education, hobbies, travels, guestbook - Skills displayed as pill tags, hobbies as image mosaic with hover overlays - Old routes (/work, /hobbies, etc.) redirect to /#section anchors - Mobile-responsive sidebar with hamburger toggle - Keep existing dark theme palette (Syne + IBM Plex Mono) - All DB tables, migrations, and API endpoints unchanged - Tests updated: 16/16 passing
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What
Fixes mobile experience — the site was basically unusable on phones.
Structural fixes
<aside>so it gottranslateX(-100%)off-screen with the sidebar, meaning users couldn't open the nav at all on mobileMobile CSS (
@media ≤600px)clamp(36px, 10vw, 52px)100dvh: uses dynamic viewport height so mobile browser chrome doesn't overflow the heroTouch device fixes
Testing
All 17 tests pass.