Every character has an origin story. This site tells mine: from the first worlds I explored in video games to my first lines of code, from fan communities to the businesses I helped build. Each section unlocks a chapter of that journey. The next one is still in development, and I keep writing this story as a developer and entrepreneur: one line of code, one idea and one new project at a time.
The stack
- React 19: simple components, fast builds and pages loaded on demand.
- Motion for page transitions, smooth entrances and scroll-linked effects.
- CSS: a short palette (#0B0F14, #151D28, #A3FF12, #F1F5F9) and three type families: Space Grotesk, Inter and JetBrains Mono.
- Self-hosted fonts and zero third-party trackers.
Motion, responsibly
Every animation respects the system’s reduced-motion preference. Navigation, accessibility and speed come before any effect: everything works with a keyboard, contrast targets WCAG 2.2 AA and no information depends on animation alone.
The secrets
There’s a real terminal (press ` on any page), achievements you unlock by exploring, a nostalgia mode inspired by the 2000s web and a few easter eggs. Achievements are saved only in your browser.
$ help
$ neofetch
$ open mario-brasilIt’s a living project and, like every good 2000s fan site, it’s always under construction.