Its own weave
The weave pattern and the accent stripe are derived from the domain. No two labels are alike — like a serial number.
Maker's mark
Good clothes carry the maker's label sewn into a seam. I sew the same into the footer of every website I build. Not a “made by” link, but an object you want to touch.
Hover, click, pull the thread, shake it
Dark footer
© 2026 studio-dark.example
Light footer
© 2026 studio-light.example
Colour footer
© 2026 studio-colour.example
The weave pattern and the accent stripe are derived from the domain. No two labels are alike — like a serial number.
Click to flip it. The back shows care instructions and real numbers of this page: load time, weight, number of elements.
A loose thread sticks out of the seam. Pull its knot — it stretches out and reveals the maker's link.
Shake the label quickly with your cursor — the threads unravel, regroup into YRSLV and weave back in.
The label reads the footer colours and adapts: dark fabric on dark sites, cream on light ones, the accent thread in brand colour.
Any website — one line and a tag:
<script src="https://yarsav.ru/label/v1.js" defer></script> <yrslv-label serial="004" accent="#af2934" date="2026"> <a href="https://yarsav.ru" rel="author">Handmade by YRSLV</a> </yrslv-label>
Next.js / React:
import Script from "next/script"; <Script src="https://yarsav.ru/label/v1.js" strategy="lazyOnload" /> <yrslv-label serial="004" accent="#af2934" date="2026"> <a href="https://yarsav.ru" rel="author">Handmade by YRSLV</a> </yrslv-label>
Zero-dependency web component · ≈7 KB gzip · Shadow DOM · keyboard accessible · respects prefers-reduced-motion · the link is visible to crawlers and without JavaScript