As-Is

Currently it's a mere stub:

To-Be

I'm more keen of blog post layouts like:

Highlights of features I'd like to borrow:

from the Tall, Snarky Canadian:
- a title bar: one-line, left-aligned, simple, wide but with limited width
- a page switcher:
- list of tags below a title, not below a post
from the Pythonic Attacks:
- Open Sans font in the page header
- even simplier page header's top line (minus background)
- "Title - published - author - updated" article header layout
- GitHub Issue-driven comment section
- a gray color of a page footer
- the site hero is the blog content, not a branding of the author. The only place where you can see a photo and a full name is "About the Author" section. Note: the URL is the author's name while the site behind has its own name expressed in a title
from the Marius Schulz's blog:
- Segoe UI font in the body
- darker color of header links and their wide click area with little deadzones inbetween
- "About Me" page cards linking to social networks
from the Fabien Sanglard's blog:
- Underlined headers; use as category/tag titles on a main page

Use right-aligned readable and top bar block of links from https://web.archive.org/web/20240909033256/https://www.qemu.org/. They reming me of oler sites when you could easily recognize where pressable elements are.

Extra:

To recast it into a proper blog, the following steps are required:

[ ] An empty title page with a generated header
[ ] A dedicated "About Me" page
[ ] Add the first blog post in On this site tag/section on how to deploy a multilanguage site
[ ] Pulling a generator and layout into arhadthedev/arhadthedev-ru to generate the Russian language version of the site
[ ] A main page with multicolumn tags-categories.