A kitten—a plush kitten—he's real and lives in a magical tree!

I'm continuing to master web technologies. Thanks to Gosha for the lessons! And here's a new result. Also about kind little animals. About a kitten. A tiny kitten and his internet space. About how he lives. A simple website, simple HTML.

White background, image, and text. Practicing the simplest HTML. That's roughly how you could describe the technical part of the question. And it looks simple. And rightly so! Because he's small! A tiny kitten! He's still so tiny! So cute and tiny. Like a plush toy. In your world, it's like a plush toy. And there—in a magical place where kind little animals live. He's a kitten. Real and alive.

And yes, the website is simple and about kind little animals. And it even resembles the website about the Little Elephant. But there are differences. Everything is true. And there are distinctive features. As they say. Here we're kind of in a cat's treehouse. And each page is a place in his treehouse. Here's a room, there's a garden. Then there's a staircase. There's an attic. And each HTML page describes a different part of his treehouse.

I completely forgot to mention that the cat lives in a treehouse. Imagine summer. Or better yet, endless summer. And a big tree. With green leaves. And big branches. Well, inside that tree, that's where the treehouse is supposed to be. But it's also magical. That is, it holds much more than it appears from the outside.

There are lots of doors. Little rooms. There's a staircase. A wonderful staircase. The steps are made of wood. A small window. And it's dark there. There's a bright little room where the cat lives. He has a chair there. A table. And everything he needs. Notebooks. He studies. An 8-bit game console. And a garden. There's space for a garden behind the tree. And a path leading somewhere into the field. Through the tall grass. It's summer here, and the grass is tall.

This is the kind of website it is. And this is version 0.1. A starting version with an idea. I won't be publishing it online. I'll be publishing it starting with version 0.2. Some components still need to be improved. And both Russian and English versions will be published. For now, only the Russian version is in version 0.1.

For now, only the idea is shown. And the website is offline. The thing is, these are little animals. That's why the website is simple. They're studying. They still go to school. They love their 8-bit Dendy console and notebooks. That's why everything looks so simple.

And these little animals themselves. Here you see them like plush toys. Your friends. Since childhood. And maybe you've made friends like that too. They're just plush here. And out there, they have their own world. A world of kind little animals. I'm expanding on this topic. And the web turned out to be a great medium for it.

This is a little cat. A plush toy. It's small. And I even have two of them at home. They're always with me. They're my friends. Fluffy and plush. Kind and smart little animals. They help me study. This is my first cat. I have a second one – just like the first. I guess my brother had the first one. And now I have mine.

This is a magical place where all these friends live. They have their own magical world there. And I talk about it. As part of the Kind Animals project, when I draw pictures. Or when I'm working on a programming project in Visual Basic – Kind Animals cards. And now there's the web, the World Wide Web. The animals are already here. The animals have even made it to the World Wide Web. And soon the cat's website will be published here. The plush toy's website.

The cat says hi! Meow!