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EnglishDoes javierbyte (javier.xyz) Have Photography and Blog Content?
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Yes. Javier Bórquez's personal site at javier.xyz includes both a Photography section and a From the blog section, alongside his tools, experiments, and games. Both appear as page headings on the site, so you can reach them from the main page navigation rather than hunting through separate domains.
What the site contains
The homepage is organized around a short intro and several content areas:
| Section | What it is |
|---|---|
| Intro | "Hi! I'm Javier" — frontend experiments, design tools, small games; Mexicano living in Berlin; Software Engineer at Vercel |
| Code | Link out to GitHub |
| Tools and components | Interactive tools and reusable components |
| Photography | Photography content |
| More about me | Background information |
| From the blog | Blog posts |
So if you came for the experiments but also want photos or writing, everything lives under the same personal site.
Photography
The Photography heading marks a dedicated section on the page. The available page evidence lists the heading but does not describe individual photos, galleries, or licensing, so treat it as a section to browse rather than a documented portfolio with stated terms. If you want to know what's actually in it, open the section directly.
From the blog
From the blog is a separate section on the same page, listed after "More about me." The evidence confirms the section exists but does not list post titles or dates, so the number and topics of posts aren't verifiable from the source material. Check the section itself for current entries.
Where these fit in the wider site
Photography and the blog sit alongside a large body of interactive work, which is the site's main focus. Examples of the tools and experiments listed:
- pintr (2021) — create single-line illustrations from pictures
- pokemon-to-scale (2021) — compare Pokémon at relative sizes
- emoji-to-scale (2021) and emoji-to-speed (2026) — emojis at real-life scale and relative speed
- mojilisa (2023) — AI illustrating events with emojis
- astroboi (2021) — rhythm game
- sombras (2021) — shadow art with lights and 3D objects
- clashjs (2015) — command a battleship with a JavaScript function
- traduct (2026) — live, local, free screen translation
- brutalita (2021) — experimental font and font editor exporting OTF
- Components such as cohesive-colors, visual-center, droste-creator, img2css, morphin, startrails, react-number-easing, and react-blur
That context matters: the photography and blog sections are parts of a personal site whose center of gravity is frontend experiments and design tools, not a standalone photo or writing publication.
How to view them
- Go to javier.xyz.
- Scroll the homepage to the Photography heading for photos.
- Continue to From the blog for written posts.
- For code and source, use the Code / GitHub link near the top.
No login or payment is mentioned in the available site information, but the evidence also doesn't state access terms, so don't assume anything about reuse or licensing of the photos or posts — check the section itself.