How to Browse CrazyMax's Projects and About Page

CrazyMax (crazymax.dev) is a personal website focused on open source, containers, and build systems. To browse it, use the two main navigation entries — About and Projects — from the site header. The About page covers the author's background, while Projects lists the open-source work hosted or referenced on the site.

What the site is

CrazyMax is the personal site of its author, built with Hugo and Coder. Its stated focus is open source, containers, and build systems, and the footer shows a copyright range of 2007–2026, indicating a long-running personal presence rather than a product or company site.

Because it is a personal site, expect a small, stable set of pages rather than a large documentation tree.

Main navigation

The site exposes two primary destinations:

• About — background on the author and the site's purpose.
• Projects — the open-source work associated with CrazyMax.

Both are reachable from the top-level navigation on any page, so you can move between them without returning to the homepage.

Browsing the Projects section

1. Open crazymax.dev.
2. Select Projects in the main navigation.
3. Scan the list of open-source projects.
4. Follow a project's link to reach its repository or detail page.

Expected result: you land on a listing of open-source work, from which you can pick a specific project to inspect further.

Reading the About page

1. From any page, select About.
2. Read the author's background and the site's focus areas.

Expected result: you get context on who maintains the projects and what areas — open source, containers, build systems — the work centers on.

Common snags

• Looking for a search or filter: the site is a small personal site, so navigation is limited to the main entries rather than a searchable index. Browse the Projects list directly instead.
• Expecting product pricing or sign-up: this is a personal site, not a commercial product page, so there is no pricing or account flow to look for.
• Confusing the site with a project's own docs: a project listed under Projects may have its own separate documentation elsewhere; use the project link to reach it.

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