Taking one of those 16 personalities tests

July 4, 2026.

The first time I heard about the 16 personality types test was in 2020, when my group of friends at the time started taking it. I took it on this famous website called 16personalities—the one where the personality types are divided into groups of four with distinctive colors, so distinctive that back then we’d identify each other by our colors: “Hey! You’re the yellow one,” or “the green one,” and so on.

The first time I took it, I found out I was an ISFP.

Then I took it again because I wasn’t sure about the result, and it came out as INFJ.

Anyway, I spent some time accepting that I was an INFJ, but I didn’t really feel comfortable with the result. So I started digging a little deeper beyond the inaccurate tests and began researching cognitive functions. The first time I heard about these cognitive functions was on the Personality Database website, a site where users discuss the MBTI types of celebrities, fictional characters, and so on. It caught my attention that several users, beyond simply saying whether characters were INTJs because they were quiet or ESFPs because they talked a lot, were discussing more complex issues beyond just being extroverted or introverted—in this case, cognitive functions.

100 questions for webmasters

July 1, 2026.

I had already filled out this questionnaire before, but when I changed the layout, I accidentally deleted the file, so now I'm doing it again—yay!

My apologies if some of my answers sound harsh or rude—it's just me and my mind.

Original questionnaire byMOUSELING.net

1. Please introduce yourself.

Hi, I’m Vicki, a person.

 

2. How long have you been making websites?

Since August 2024.

 

3. And what got you into the hobby?

I think it was because I saw an image of a Neocities page on Pinterest that caught my eye; from there, I started learning more about HTML and CSS, and that’s how it all began.

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