Updated the footer of the site
I spent some time reorganizing the footer on this site. Nothing fancy, just making it easier to scan after it had slowly turned into a long flat list of links over time.
Earlier the footer menu was basically one row of everything – all with the same weight. It worked, but nothing felt primary. So I split it into two rows: the main links up top and the rest slightly smaller and quieter below.
The stats line got a small polish too. Numbers are a bit heavier now so they stand out, separators are simple center dots, and GitHub contributions stay on the second line. I had written about showing stats in the footer earlier, so this is more of a layout cleanup than a new feature.
Before:
After:
While I was at it, I also cleaned up a few nearby things: “Building now” on the homepage, a single Related block on posts and notes (tag matches plus the AI stack link when it fits), and a small latest writings list on the Now page. Also switched most page headings to sentence case so they feel more consistent, except on individual posts and notes.
That's the update.