How to Contact Ryan or Find Other Links on ryanis.cool

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The site is a personal homepage, and its navigation lives in the footer rather than a formal menu. To reach Ryan or find the site's other destinations, scroll to the bottom of the page and use the footer links: WEBSITE CONTACT ME, SECRET LINK, AD PREFERENCES, YEET MYSELF OUT OF HERE, and BUY MERCH. The contact option is labeled "CONTACT ME" and sits in that same footer row.

What the footer contains

The footer is the only navigation area described on the page, and it bundles several different kinds of links together:

Footer link What it appears to do
WEBSITE CONTACT ME The contact route for reaching Ryan
SECRET LINK Points to hidden or extra content
AD PREFERENCES Manages advertising preferences
YEET MYSELF OUT OF HERE An exit-style link, phrased casually
BUY MERCH Links to merchandise

Because these are grouped as plain footer text, there is no separate "Contact" page or top-level menu to look for. If you land on the homepage and see only the project list, you have not scrolled far enough.

Step by step

  1. Open ryanis.cool and let the homepage load.
  2. Scroll past the project headings (the page shows items such as SOME PAWJECT, HANDWRITING FIXER-UPPER, EMOJI SUGGESTIONS FOR LIVING DICTIONARIES, OUTDOOR CONTROL PANEL TO ADJUST HOME COOLNESS, OCTOPUS LABORATORY, and READ ME STUFF).
  3. Continue to the bottom, past the cookie note and the copyright line.
  4. Select WEBSITE CONTACT ME to reach Ryan.
  5. Use SECRET LINK if you want to look for the hidden content the label implies; BUY MERCH for merchandise; AD PREFERENCES to adjust ad settings.

Expected result: the contact link opens whatever contact method Ryan has set up, and the other links take you to their respective destinations.

Things to watch for

  • The footer is the map. The site's own text jokes about the footer ("Does a footer have toes?"), which confirms the links are placed there deliberately rather than in a standard nav bar.
  • "SECRET LINK" is a label, not a guarantee. The page names it but does not describe where it leads, so treat it as an extra to explore rather than a documented destination.
  • Casual wording. Labels like "YEET MYSELF OUT OF HERE" are stylistic; read them as ordinary navigation links.
  • No stated pricing or login requirements. The page does not say whether merch purchases or other links require an account, so check the destination page itself before assuming.

If the contact link does not resolve, the most reliable fallback is to revisit the footer and confirm you selected the link labeled exactly "WEBSITE CONTACT ME," since that is the only contact entry the page lists.