Creator links
Put your main platform links first: YouTube, Twitch, Discord, NexusMods, X, Facebook, Ko-fi or PayPal.
big buttons
icons later
easy to update
Phys1csGamez mods, maps, tutorials, updates, Everything 7 days To die.
A clean home base for your gaming persona. Use the front page for your main links,
latest updates, featured projects, and quick paths to your overhaul mod, custom maps,
and mod releases.
Updated colour direction
Blue-highlighted creator hub with a clean gaming feel
Using your #1183D9 brand colour with dark charcoal panels keeps the site game-themed without the harsh orange look. It stays sharp, readable, and easier on the eyes.
1Front page for links and news
3+Project pages for mods and maps
EasyAdd pages later
Front page links
Keep the homepage simple: prominent link buttons, latest news, then featured project cards.
Latest updates
Use a short news section on the homepage so visitors immediately see new mod versions, map releases, and patch notes.
manual posts
date stamps
pinned item
Featured projects
Show cards linking to The Million Dollar Line, maps, and your individual mods pages.
cover image
short summary
visit page
Pages to build
This structure keeps things tidy and makes future additions straightforward.
The Million Dollar Line
Give the overhaul mod its own page with a hero image, description, feature list, version history, install notes, screenshots, and download or community links.
Maps page
Make this a gallery-style page with one card per map: screenshot, map name, short description, version, and a download button.
Mods page
Use image cards for each mod with a short summary and a clear button that links out to NexusMods.
Latest news idea
Since you want something simple to maintain, start with manual news posts in HTML. Later, you can split them into a separate page.
Example: The Million Dollar Line updated to v1.4
Added new progression changes, balance tweaks, and several bug fixes. Full notes available on the project page.
Example: New custom map released
A new world is now available to download. Preview image and map details have been added to the maps page.
Example: Mod compatibility update
Several mods have been refreshed for the latest game version. NexusMods links have been updated accordingly.
How to make it look good
The best-looking version is usually not the busiest one. Use strong images, tight structure, and consistent buttons.
1. Use a strong visual theme
Dark background, blue highlights, bold headings, and game screenshots as section art. Keep text areas on dark panels so they stay readable and consistent with your logo.
2. Use image cards everywhere
For mods and maps, a screenshot or banner immediately makes the site feel more professional than plain text links. Your logo works best in the header and footer, not repeated too often.
3. Keep the homepage focused
Do not put everything on the front page. Keep it to links, latest updates, and featured projects. Let the detail pages do the heavier work.