A personal travel-journal site with a custom photo grid and page-turn navigation, built entirely in hand-written HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Click any image to open the full-screen viewer — swipe or use the arrow keys to move through the set.
images/wanderlog-1.pngimages/wanderlog-2.pngimages/wanderlog-3.pngimages/wanderlog-4.pngimages/wanderlog-5.pngimages/wanderlog-6.pngHomepage — the entry point into the journal, with a featured photo and recent entries.
Wanderlog started as a request for "somewhere to put my travel photos that doesn't feel like Instagram." The brief called for a personal, slightly nostalgic feel — closer to a paper journal than a social feed.
The site is built around a custom photo grid that reflows by trip, and a page-turn navigation pattern between journal entries, so reading through a trip feels sequential rather than scrolled-through. Every interaction — the grid, the page turns, the lightbox — is written in vanilla JavaScript with no external libraries.
The result is a fast, fully static site that uploads directly to Neocities with no build step, no dependencies, and no tracking scripts.
Yes — Wanderlog was built as a Pro Website package. Message me with your idea and I can scope something similar.
No. The grid and entry pages were built with simple, repeatable markup so the client can add new photos and entries without touching the layout code.
Yes, the grid, page-turn navigation, and photo viewer are all fully responsive and tested down to small phone screens.
None. The grid, transitions, and lightbox are all hand-written vanilla JavaScript and CSS — no frameworks or dependencies.
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