TODO ideas 18 Sep Iconize more throughout the site for readability Work out headlines Readability key - information dense but skimmable. Progressive disclosure concept. Summarization a lot easier with AI now - automate first to help get v1 shipped then curate, cycle like this repeatedly CSS file latest P5JS file Goals **DSRCT interactive map** Clickable nodes with subject knowledge **Database of studies** Ranked on various scales Date Journal Relevance Evidence levels - Evidence based and beyond Experiment type - Theory, review, in-vivo in-vitro, DSRCT PDX, Ewing's PDX, cell lines etc <u>**Database of cell lines, PDX models, zebrafish, in-silico models in DSRCT, Ewing's**</u> **Broader ideas -** - Shared histology types - Desmoplastic types - Translocation associated sarcoma's - Wilm's tumor info from loss of WT1 in development - EWS shared translocations etc. - Immune ignorant types - Genetically stable types Using Mermaid Charts - Similar markdown syntax? **Website design - broad plan notes and learning web design.** Fundamentals - learning off claude and gpt, maybe grok Obsidian - Markdown Website - HTML, CSS, Javascript, JSON # <u>20250829 Friday 29th Aug 2025 notes</u> 1. **HTML** creates the structure (headings, paragraphs, forms) 2. **CSS** makes it visually appealing and readable 3. **JavaScript** adds interactivity (collapsible sections, search functionality, dynamic graphs) 4. **JSON** stores and transfers your research data ## Core Web Technologies ### HTML (HyperText Markup Language) Think of HTML as the **skeleton** of your website - it defines the structure and content. It uses tags to mark up different elements: ```html <h1>My Research Title</h1> <p>This is a paragraph about my findings.</p> <a href="other-page.html">Link to related research</a> ```