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EnglishWho Created Stylify Me and What Version Is It?
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Stylify Me was created by Annabelle Yoon and Michael Mrowetz. The site's homepage identifies itself as Homepage Version 3.0. Michael Mrowetz is reachable via Mastodon (@[email protected]) and GitHub, both linked from the site. The tool is a small, independently maintained web utility rather than a product from a large company.
What the homepage tells you
The footer of stylifyme.com carries the key attribution details:
| Detail | Value on the page |
|---|---|
| Creators | Annabelle Yoon and Michael Mrowetz |
| Version | Homepage Version 3.0 |
| Contact / project links | Mastodon (@[email protected]), GitHub |
| Support link | "Buy us a beer" |
The presence of a personal Mastodon handle, a GitHub link, and a "buy us a beer" tip link is consistent with a personal or small-team project. There is no company name, corporate footer, or team page listed.
What Stylify Me does
Stylify Me is an online style guide generator. Its stated purpose is to help designers quickly gain an overview of a site's style guide, covering:
- Background Colours — listed as HEX values
- Text Colours — listed as HEX values
- Typography — Header 1 through Header 6 plus Body, each with font, style, size, leading, and colour
- Image Dimensions — shown as pixel dimensions
The homepage itself displays these sections as sample output, which is why you see repeated HEX placeholders and "The quick brown fox…" specimen text.
Version and maintenance status
The only version signal in the available page content is Homepage Version 3.0, shown in the footer. That tells you the homepage has been revised at least to a third major iteration, but it does not by itself confirm when that version shipped or whether the tool is actively developed. For current activity, the GitHub link is the most reliable place to check — repository commits and issues will show whether work is ongoing.
Practical takeaways
- If you need to credit the tool, use: Stylify Me by Annabelle Yoon and Michael Mrowetz.
- If you want to report a bug or follow development, go through the GitHub link rather than expecting a corporate support channel.
- If you're citing a version, the page supports Version 3.0 for the homepage; no other version numbers appear in the available content.