Source for 0hmx.com, saved from the live website.

Open index.html in a browser, or run python3 -m http.server 8000 and visit http://localhost:8000. Internet access is required for Numeric.js, loaded from cdnjs.

• src/page.html: homepage, dark banner styling, and neutral styling with a red portrait.
• src/assets/red-chrome-portrait.png: supplied original artwork used for the profile avatar and browser tab icon; embedded by the build for single-file deployment.
• src/jungle.js: cached monochrome jungle layers, night sky, and speed-linked parallax.
• src/banner.html: suspension physics, embedded vehicle artwork, responsive layout, and interactions.
• python3 build.py: rebuilds the checked-in index.html using only the Python standard library.

• Desktop (1024px and wider): truck, bus, car from left to right.
• Tablet (600–1023px): bus and car.
• Mobile (below 600px): car.
• Tap the left/right thirds to change speed by 5 km/h, within 0–90 km/h.
• Tap the center to pause or resume. The invisible buttons also support keyboard focus and activation.
• Brief feedback fades out. Reduced-motion preferences start the animation paused.
• Higher speeds increase roughness and introduce larger ramps. The camera scales to keep jumps visible.

This is an illustrative, stylized simulation rather than an engineering prediction. Vehicle artwork is AI-generated. The red chrome portrait is owner-supplied artwork, displayed in its original red. The surrounding theme uses neutral accents, with the same red portrait used as the favicon. The homepage introduces the autorouter and agent video framework, followed by work history at tscircuit, CashCowLabs, and as an independent engineer.

The live site is served on the owner's box. This repository is a source backup; pushing changes does not automatically deploy them. Deploy the rebuilt index.html through the existing ohmx-box workflow, backing up the current homepage first.