Deru's Book of Made-Up Facts

A blog for my family to post random crazy things to. Made with Sveltekit and Sanity CMS. This is the first project I made with Sveltekit, and also the first thing I made with any sort of back end.


A screenshot of the wacky blog I made, Deru's Book of Made-Up Facts
A screenshot of the wacky blog I made for my family.

None of my projects needed sync or anything before, so I could get away with just using localStorage or sessionStorage. There's Sanity for a CMS, and then two serverless functions for contact and subscribing to the newsletter.

The site includes the aforementioned blog, as well as a dictionary for made-up words or made-up definitions or both. I also made a whole fake store where you can't buy anything. It lists somewhat absurd products that my family and I made up.

I also made all of the icons for the site myself, including the incredibly uninspired logo. A real feather in my cap, that one.

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