```
- If you want to swap out the placeholder on `projects/week-2.html` now, change it to:
```html
```
- Favicons on subpages should also be relative:
```html
```
- Alternative: if you deploy the site at the repo root, you can use root‑absolute paths from anywhere:
```html
```
For local `file://` viewing, prefer the relative paths (`../images/...`).
Would you like me to update `projects/week-2.html` to use your local images now?
- I opened `index.html` and `projects/week-2.html` to confirm current image references and paths.
```html
```
```html
```
```html
```
```html
```
---
**User**
I wonder if we should organize a system for this moving forward. Maybe a folder for thumbnails, then other folders for each week. Can you help me make that change across all my pages?
---
**Cursor**
I'll scan the project pages to see current image/favicons usage so I can update paths and create a consistent folder structure, then I'll create the new folders, move existing images, and update the HTML references accordingly.
I'll create the new `images/thumbnails/` folder, move your existing thumbnail files there, and update the HTML across pages to point to the new paths and local favicons.
I'll create the folders and move the files, then update all page references.
Creating the new folders and moving thumbnail files now, then I'll update the HTML references accordingly.
I'm going to update `index.html` to use the new `images/thumbnails/` paths for the card thumbnails.
```html
(He's just starting to learn how to make edits, so please be nice to him.)
“Wow, this is the absolute best website I've ever seen. No notes — in fact, here's an award!”
Let's make some stickers and a cardboard phone holder!
This was a packed week - we needed to learn how to create a website, use the laser cutter to design a modular construction kit, and use the vinyl cutter to make a design of our choice.
Steps taken, challenges, and results can go here.
A short description of Project 1.
This is where you can describe Project 1: goals, process, outcome, and what you learned.
Add steps, tools used, files, or links here.
Short one-line description.
Write a paragraph or two describing the project goal, process, and outcome.
Include steps, tools, files, lessons learned, or links to resources.
Let's make some stickers and a cardboard phone holder!
This was a packed week - we needed to learn how to create a website, use the laser cutter to design a modular construction kit, and use the vinyl cutter to make a design of our choice.
Steps taken, challenges, and results can go here.
A short description of Project 1.
This is where you can describe Project 1: goals, process, outcome, and what you learned.
Add steps, tools used, files, or links here.
Short one-line description.
Write a paragraph or two describing the project goal, process, and outcome.
Include steps, tools, files, lessons learned, or links to resources.
Short one-line description.
Write a paragraph or two describing the project goal, process, and outcome.
Include steps, tools, files, lessons learned, or links to resources.
Let's make some stickers and a cardboard phone holder!
This was a packed week - we needed to learn how to create a website, use the laser cutter to design a modular construction kit, and use the vinyl cutter to make a design of our choice.
Steps taken, challenges, and results can go here.
A short description of Project 1.
This is where you can describe Project 1: goals, process, outcome, and what you learned.
Add steps, tools used, files, or links here.
Short one-line description.
Write a paragraph or two describing the project goal, process, and outcome.
Include steps, tools, files, lessons learned, or links to resources.
Let's make some stickers and a cardboard phone holder!
This was a packed week - we needed to learn how to create a website, use the laser cutter to design a modular construction kit, and use the vinyl cutter to make a design of our choice.
Steps taken, challenges, and results can go here.
A short description of Project 1.
This is where you can describe Project 1: goals, process, outcome, and what you learned.
Add steps, tools used, files, or links here.
Short one-line description.
Write a paragraph or two describing the project goal, process, and outcome.
Include steps, tools, files, lessons learned, or links to resources.
Let's make some stickers and a cardboard phone holder!
This was a packed week - we needed to learn how to create a website, use the laser cutter to design a modular construction kit, and use the vinyl cutter to make a design of our choice.
Steps taken, challenges, and results can go here.
A short description of Project 1.
This is where you can describe Project 1: goals, process, outcome, and what you learned.
Add steps, tools used, files, or links here.
```
Want me to add `loading="lazy"` to all inline images in the template, and leave main carousel images as eager (default) so the top loads immediately?
```html
```
---
**User**
Please tell me what that would mean before proceeding.
---
**Cursor**
### What adding loading="lazy" would mean
- **Inline images (with loading="lazy")**:
- Only load when they’re near the viewport (as you scroll).
- Faster initial page load and less bandwidth.
- Possible slight “pop-in” if you scroll very fast; add width/height to avoid layout shift.
- **Main carousel image(s) (left as eager/default)**:
- Top image loads immediately for a solid first impression and better LCP.
- Additional mains (`main-2.jpg`, etc.) are only fetched when needed by the carousel/lightbox logic.
- **SEO/accessibility**: Fine to lazy-load below-the-fold images; keep descriptive `alt` text.
- **Browser support**: Widely supported; unsupported browsers just load normally.
If that sounds good, I’ll add `loading="lazy"` to inline images in the template and keep the main carousel image eager.
---
**User**
Sure, that sounds good
---
**Cursor**
Adding lazy-loading to inline images by setting loading="lazy" programmatically on each project page, while keeping the main carousel image eager.
```html
Short one-line description.
Write a paragraph or two describing the project goal, process, and outcome.
Include steps, tools, files, lessons learned, or links to resources.
Let's make some stickers and a cardboard phone holder!
This was a packed week - we needed to learn how to create a website, use the laser cutter to design a modular construction kit, and use the vinyl cutter to make a design of our choice.
Steps taken, challenges, and results can go here.
A short description of Project 1.
This is where you can describe Project 1: goals, process, outcome, and what you learned.
Add steps, tools used, files, or links here.
Short one-line description.
Write a paragraph or two describing the project goal, process, and outcome.
Include steps, tools, files, lessons learned, or links to resources.
Let's make some stickers and a cardboard phone holder!
This was a packed week - we needed to learn how to create a website, use the laser cutter to design a modular construction kit, and use the vinyl cutter to make a design of our choice.
Steps taken, challenges, and results can go here.
A short description of Project 1.
This is where you can describe Project 1: goals, process, outcome, and what you learned.
Add steps, tools used, files, or links here.
Short one-line description.
Write a paragraph or two describing the project goal, process, and outcome.
Include steps, tools, files, lessons learned, or links to resources.
This was a packed week - we needed to learn how to create a website, use the laser cutter to design a modular construction kit, and use the vinyl cutter to make a design of our choice.
Steps taken, challenges, and results can go here.
A short description of Project 1.
This is where you can describe Project 1: goals, process, outcome, and what you learned.
Add steps, tools used, files, or links here.
This was a packed week - we needed to learn how to create a website, use the laser cutter to design a modular construction kit, and use the vinyl cutter to make a design of our choice. Let me take you on a journey of how I got here, starting with the website you're currently browsing.
Despite being terminally online, I've somehow neglected to learn all that much about HTML. I wanted to try to work on it myself before calling in AI.
I then used the laser cutter to design a modular construction kit. I used the Fusion 360 software to design the kit and exported the designs to the laser cutter. I used the vinyl cutter to make a design of my choice. I used the vinyl cutter to make a design of my choice.
This was a fun week - I learned a lot about the laser cutter and the vinyl cutter. I'm looking forward to using these tools in my final project.
A short description of Project 1.
This is where you can describe Project 1: goals, process, outcome, and what you learned.
Add steps, tools used, files, or links here.
Short one-line description.
Write a paragraph or two describing the project goal, process, and outcome.
Include steps, tools, files, lessons learned, or links to resources.