Hello there, I'm Fritzi - the author of these hopefully delightful corrections of short writty
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I'm old enough to remember a time when everyone would code their own websites and add so many blinkies. On the other hand I'm too young to have seen The Beatles live in concert.
I do love the 50s and 60s and like the girl I'm a baby Beatnik. Graphic design and the small web are my passion. I also play the guitar. And sometimes I play the fool
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If I had a time machine, I'd go back and see The Beatles at the Star-Club in Hamburg in '62. Or Shea Stadium '65... but only with a backstage pass.
contact
If you have any questions, just want to say hello or like to talk some more, why don't you send me a letter?
I'd be delighted if you visited my other websites - a webring & clique for all lovers of the 60s, a fanlisting for John Lennon & Paul McCartney and my collection of everything nice. I occasionally post on status.cafe, too.
If you want to link back to this site, you can use these buttons below - but please do not hotlink!
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disclaimer
The girl is a fictional character and The Liverpudlian Bardot is an unofficial, non-profit project dedicated to John Lennon & The Beatles. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to John Lennon, The Beatles, their estates, or any associated entities. All copyrighted material is used under fair use for the purpose of commentary, criticism, and fan appreciation. No copyright infringement is intended. In other words: Please don't give me your funny paper - this is an act of 🤍.
site info
This website is hosted on Neocities and uses JavaScript for displaying images in a lightbox and a visitor counter. All other scripts on this site are cobbled and stitched 🪡 together by me.
Everything is hand coded in CotEditor, up to semantic HTML5 & CSS3 standard with the help of W3Schools and mdn_. The layout is fully responsive and mobile-friendly.
Freeformatter is my trusty tool to make everything truly beautiful in case someone takes a look at my source code. For all HTML entities and symbols I refer to (◕⏝◕).
The subtle paper background overlay is from Transparent Textures.
The AO3 SVG is from tabler.
I design the Polaroids & magazine clippings on my iPad with the rather old but fabulous apps Rhonna Design & Rhonna Collage. The website buttons were created with Pixilart and my beloved ancient touch pen.
John and the girl's adventures come to life inside Notes app because it feels more intimate to type close to my face. However, proofreading is done on my MacBook.
And yes, I use a John Lennon, Paul McCartney and a George Harrison handwriting font as well as the Bootle font. Also, there's this gorgeous Guyon Gazebo font and a jazzy Stereofidelic one. The typewriter fonts I use on this website were created by Richard Polt and Brent Carter and can be found on The Typewriter Revolution. Everything else is a Google Font.
