Why does this Website Exist?


Welcome to the first actual post of this website.

You are probably curious as to why you are here. Before I can explain, I’ll have to answer this question for you:

Why did nekofiore come into fruition?

Well, I simply needed a place to store all of my stuff. At first, I had all of my writing stored in a collection of Google Docs , but it was kind of awkward to share. My customizability was limited to displaying all of my of content into pages because—well, that was Google Docs was made for.

However, I eventually wanted to expand into making a comphrehensive wiki-like collection for all of my creations. I never intended to only share pages, but rather galleries of art, lore, and possibly games. All of which my previous methods were not fit to do.

So, after deciding to pick up some web development, I finally started to get to work on nekofiore. My vision for this website will come in three steps:

  1. Creating a static site that is meant to hold a collection of documents and literature (its current phase). Static portions of the website are meant for my novel, blog posts, and any other document that is not intended to be changed or updated in realtime.
  2. Adding more dynamic features, such as user comments, profiles, and more interactive components to the site. This will be the part where I’ll actually get to make some fun stuff (maybe drag & dropping characters in certain places for easter eggs);
  3. Lastly, I want to integrate some sort of game (or multiple) into here. The first idea would be to make a multiplayer game in which people share invite links over this site, and participate in some sort of leveling system (for the purpose of displaying flair!).

I will dive much deeper into these topics in future blogs, but for now I’ll leave the reader to these small tidbits to digest.

“So, why am I here again?”

Well, I’m not sure how you stumbled upon here either, but something made you click anyway (whether you were a tester, friend, or someone genuinely curious about what I had to offer).

Either way, I appreciate you taking the time to visit this small corner of the Internet. If you fall under the latter: thank you for checking my content out as well! It’s always nice having eyes on my creations (even if it’s invisible to me), because my work is at least being noticed by some stranger over the web.

Expect to see a lot more coming to this website over the next few years. This is intended to be a long-term project, so I hope you could stay to witness my journey.

If you want to contact me and give feedback or suggestions, you can directly message me via Discord @tensofu.