Where to find inspiration for a (reactive) personal website?

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is it for coastalvectors.com ?

if so, I would say start by adding this meta tag, which will prevent the mobile downscaling

  <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">

also, check out how your site looks like in the reader mode of a mobile browser. That will give you a solid starting point in terms of typography.

by efortis

Not technical help, but I googled “indie sites” and found https://onepagelove.com/ among others, this one has a lot of beautiful examples of UX, and so many of them look great on mobile. Looking at beautiful things opens the imagination and makes it possible to “see” how the site with the certain character should look. Such an inspiration journey can also be just a great time on its own.

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is it for coastalvectors.com ?
if so, I would say start by adding this meta tag, which will prevent the mobile downscaling
```
  <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
```
also, check out how your site looks like in the reader mode of a mobile browser. That will give you a solid starting point in terms of typography.
by efortis
Not technical help, but I googled “indie sites” and found https://onepagelove.com/ among others, this one has a lot of beautiful examples of UX, and so many of them look great on mobile. Looking at beautiful things opens the imagination and makes it possible to “see” how the site with the certain character should look. Such an inspiration journey can also be just a great time on its own.
by elenaviter