
I Built 7 Interactive Cyberpunk Pages for My Website in One Night — No Frameworks
TL;DR: I built 7 fully interactive, cyberpunk-themed pages for primenetwork.me in a single evening. No React, no Tailwind, no build step. Just vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript — 171KB total across all pages. I used Claude Code running 6 parallel agents to ship everything simultaneously. Here's the breakdown. Why I Did This My personal site primenetwork.me had a landing page and not much else. I wanted pages that felt like you were jacking into a terminal from a William Gibson novel — not a portfolio template from 2019. The constraint: zero dependencies . No npm install. No framework. No build pipeline. Every page had to be a single self-contained HTML file that loads instantly. The Design System Before touching any pages, I locked down a design system using CSS custom properties. Every page shares the same DNA: :root { --bg : #0a0a0a ; --green : #00ff41 ; --cyan : #00d4ff ; --dim : #1a3a1a ; --card-bg : #0d0d0d ; --border : #0f3d0f ; --text : #b0ffb0 ; --muted : #3a6a3a ; --red : #ff3
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