🎨 ARTPOPix – Mini Pixel-Art Website
ARTPOPix is a mini website built with HTML + CSS, created as a practical exercise and a showcase of pixel-art aesthetics. The site is divided into two main sections:
Home (index.html) Shows the basic logic of pixel games – what they are made of and how the “end of the game” is represented.
Page 2 (strana2.html) A short overview of pixel art history and its artistic significance. Includes an image gallery and useful links for further exploration.
🔧 Project Structure ARTPOPix/ │
├── index.html # homepage
├── strana1.html # additional view / section
├── strana2.html # history and gallery
├── style.css # main stylesheet
└── images/ # image folder (must be extracted from ZIP!)
All images are provided inside a separate images.zip archive.
Before running the site, you must extract the ZIP so that the folder images/ is located in the same directory as your HTML and CSS files.
If the ZIP is not extracted, the site will only display text without graphics.
🚀 How to Run
Download all files and extract images.zip into a folder called images/.
Open index.html directly in your browser or start a local server (for example with Python):
cd ARTPOPix python -m http.server 8080
In your browser, go to:
http://localhost:8080/index.html
📜 About Pixel Art
Pixel art is a digital art style based on pixels, the smallest units of a digital image. It uses limited colors and resolution but expresses rich visual ideas through simplicity. Born from early video games, pixel art is now widely used in design, indie games, chiptune music, alternative art, and digital culture.