⭐[CLOSED] 2021 List Design Contest VOTING⭐

My list uses accurate decimal scores
Unlike other lists with decimals, when you sort by score on my list, the order follows the decimals. Even within a decimal value, entries are sorted relative to each other, allowing my entire list to be sorted.

CSS is generated on the fly with an API!
No adjustment is needed to the CSS when I add more entries to my list, or when changing decimal scores. Every time the page loads, an API that I wrote generates the code that shows the decimal scores and changes the orders of the entries. The decimal scores themselves are stored within the actual MAL entries, so they can be edited without changing the CSS.

Anyone can use it!
The CSS generator is designed to be used by anybody. As long as you make the necessary adjustments to your base style, It should be as easy for anyone to use this as it is for me!

Full details: click here

The design is in fact fully based on the Hades game. Here's some game screenshots for comparison: Game Screenshot #1, Game Screenshot #2
I redrew the elements down to the tiniest detail in Illustrator, so they're all SVG, and thus infinitely scalable.

- Every category (Watching, Completed, etc.) looks different, based on different UI skins in the game.
- There's a lot of animations on the list, all of which are pure CSS (some of which are massive code-wise). Majority of the elements react on hover, while the gallery and its elements react on click.
- The animation that flips the gallery entries on click has 90 elements which change dimensions and positions over 14 timestamps. Big. xD In fact, due to the animations this is now the list with the largest code I have made (623 KB, without the descriptions).
- I made the font used for the Scores myself, emulating the emblem of the House of Hades in the game.
- All list entries have full synopses, taken from their MAL page, which appear on entry hover. The synopsis panels also differ in appearance for each of the 6 categories.
- The Gallery looks a little bit different in each category as well, and has some bonus interactivity in the All Entries page.
- The Category Links menu also looks a little bit different in the All Entries page.
- The health bar in the bottom left fills up as you scroll down, just a fun new interactive element.
- The Gallery's close button is on the bottom center, just a note for when you record it.
- The Filters page is fully customized.
- Both anime and manga list look the same.
- While I recommend viewing the list on at least 1080p screen, the entire list is fully scaleable, and majority of the elements are svg so it has the same quality on every resolution.
- It works in all the browsers.

Made for 1440p screen, with every page customized separately with a Monogatari theme.

Description
First of all, this list was trial and error designed by the one who got zero knowledge in programming and coding, so it might be not that good. I also want my list to be as plain as possible, just like a list on an A4 paper.
The theme of the list is Love Live, my favorite anime. The main colors that I've used for the text and border are the image colors of each group which are μ's, Aqours, Nijigasaki High School Idol Club, and Liella!.
Each tab, except the dropped tab, has its own theme based on my favorite characters from the franchise which are Nishikino Maki, Sakurauchi Riko, Konoe Kanata, Osaka Shizuku, and Shibuya Kanon.
The background from All Anime, Currently Watching, Completed, and On Hold are cards from 'Love Live! School Idol Festival All Stars', which is one of the Love Live games. Whereas the PTW's background is the end card from the 11th episode of Love Live Superstar because there are not Liella's characters in the games yet. Most of the rendered characters are come from 'Love Live! School idol festival' which is another game from the franchise, which some of them, Kanata and Shizuku, are come from Love Live! School Idol Festival All Stars because there are only a few selections for Nijigasaki character in the game, as well as, Liella character.
The color bars under each tab are using the colors from each character image color, which consist of the image color of Maki, Riko, Kanata, Shizuku, and Kanon.
For the dropped tab, since I don't have any dropped anime, so I put an 11th-anniversary fanart as a background image, which is consists of almost every member. The missing ones are Takasaki Yuu, Taylor Mia, and Lanzhu Zhong, of which the latter two are newly added characters.

Do you ever wish it was still 2012? Or 1999? How about a mix of both, courtesy of your 11-year-old cousin who just learnt about CSS?
Picture this: a strobing, lurid background which doesn't properly tile gives the unfortunate visitor an immediate sense of visual discomfort.
Poorly implemented spurdo-speak tabs extend over the list rows. Your page is continually loading. For some reason Snoop Dogg is above every entry. Why is Score called 'Socialism Points'? Everywhere you look is Comic Sans and flashing and/or rotating elements. All the titles are too small, except Evangelion's which is too large and bright pink. You try to filter the list, but the search bar text is pink-on-red comic sans. Even the copyright disclaimer is Comic Sans. Get me out! This list sucks!

My theme is a mix of pre-made layout Mirai Remix and Madoka Grid-Style Layout.
I wanted a simple theme for myself so i tried to mix the code of these two pre-made layouts cause i'm not very good with CSS.
idk what exactly to put in comments but maybe you can add this link in the comment, it contains the code file.