Helloeveryone! Welcome to part 5 of the devlog for Pokémouille, an open-source Pokédex website I've been working on since April, using SvelteKit, I've worked quite a bit on Pokémouille since last time so let's get into it right away.
As usual you can find the repo right here: https://github.com/Vaalley/pokemouille

UI improvements

We're now using SkeletonUI with the Crimson theme for the UI and I have to say the website looks much better, and SkeletonUI comes with a very easy to setup dark/light mode switcher which we're now using.
Now we're using a custom SkeletonUI theme (will probably be replaced in the future), I also updated SkeletonUI to v2.

Mobile Support

I finally added mobile support to Pokémouille, every page is responsive, it can definitely be improved upon, but it's a good base and as totally usable.

Items

You can now search for items and view informations about what they do, their prices etc... (berries included)

What's Left To Do?

A ton:
-UI/UX Improvements everywhere
-I also got the idea of having a much nicer looking Pokémon Showdown clone, I think it could be really fun to work on, but also a crazy amount of work
-Multi language support
-And probably a lot more I forgot!

Join the Pokémouille Development!

Pokémouille is looking for contributors of any kind at any skill level, so if you're interested feel free to take a look at the Github repo (link at the top of the post), the project is open-source and under licensed under MIT which means it's all about collaboration! If you know anyone who'd be interested in working on the project I'd appreciate it if you were to share this project with them!

Thanks for reading and have a good day :)