I either make them look like myself or then I try to make it as close as possible to another fictional character. But I radically changed my appearance recently, so the ones "looking like me" don't really look like me anymore (Suddenly I got the feeling of editing my Mii, Animal Crossing and Switch Sports characters)
It took me a long time to shift from emoticons to emojis. My family kinda laughed at me on WhatsApp when I used ":D" instead of a smiling emoji. But I used platforms where emojis weren't a possibility, so I was just used to emoticons. Nowadays, I use emojis a normal amount. I have the most ridiculous pet peeve with them, which is the emoji "authority". For some reason, they refused to name the sauna emoji, well, sauna, instead going for "person in a steamy room". Like we're allowerd to have all these culturally specific things like mooncakes etc that make no sense to people outside those cultures, but a sauna is too much?
I don't really like how it works because I think that UI design peaked at Windows XP and anything that's going away from that is just too difficult to operate (see, I am already a grandma incapable of learning new things hahaha). I also don't like the needing to have a Microsoft account etc stuff. I was not planning on switching to it... I'll run Windows 10 as long as I can until they release something better I guess... (on my desktop because I need Windows for many programs and games).
When I was younger, someone copied a bunch of text from my website... I asked them to remove it, and they said they would, but didn't. Not that it matters anymore. I just can't even imagine someone ripping of any of my sites haha
I live alone in the same apartment I have for a few years. Which I pay rent for, close to the town center. No pets or anything just me. Less than a week ago I was diagnosed with depression and my days are... I think I sleep half of it and the other half I sit in boredom, maybe playing a video game or something. I've been trying to go into some "support group" or other kinds of places where you can chill with some people around so at least I wouldn't be sitting at home doing nothing. I haven't really eaten much recently and I kind of forgot the last time I went to the store for proper grocery shopping but I've been preparing a sort of miso ramen thing with whatever I have around, although it can't of course compare in taste to the properly made stuff. I have a new job starting next Wednesday.
But because in reality I measure my time in "what fandoms was I into at the time", I've been really into Genshin Impact Scaramouche.
The site you linked seems to use JavaScript for it.
Code
<script language="JavaScript">
<!--
function process()
{
var rose = 0;
var tulip = 0;
var lupine= 0;
var lily = 0;
var f = document.f;
var i = 0;
for (i = 0; i < f.one.length; i++) if (f.one[i].checked) value = f.one[i].value;
if (value == "1") { rose++; }
if (value == "2") { tulip++; }
if (value == "3") { lupine++; }
if (value == "4") { lily++; }
for (i = 0; i < f.two.length; i++) if (f.two[i].checked) value = f.two[i].value;
if (value == "1") { rose++; }
if (value == "2") { tulip++; }
if (value == "3") { lupine++; }
if (value == "4") { lily++; }
for (i = 0; i < f.three.length; i++) if (f.three[i].checked) value = f.three[i].value;
if (value == "1") { rose++; }
if (value == "2") { tulip++; }
if (value == "3") { lupine++; }
if (value == "4") { lily++; }
for (i = 0; i < f.four.length; i++) if (f.four[i].checked) value = f.four[i].value;
if (value == "1") { rose++; }
if (value == "2") { tulip++; }
if (value == "3") { lupine++; }
if (value == "4") { lily++; }
for (i = 0; i < f.five.length; i++) if (f.five[i].checked) value = f.five[i].value;
if (value == "1") { rose++; }
if (value == "2") { tulip++; }
if (value == "3") { lupine++; }
if (value == "4") { lily++; }
for (i = 0; i < f.six.length; i++) if (f.six[i].checked) value = f.six[i].value;
if (value == "1") { rose++; }
if (value == "2") { tulip++; }
if (value == "3") { lupine++; }
if (value == "4") { lily++; }
var out = "rose";
i = rose;
if (rose > i) { out = "rose"; i = rose; }
if (tulip > i) { out = "tulip"; i = tulip; }
if (lupine > i) { out = "lupine"; i = lupine; }
if (lily > i) { out = "lily"; i = lily; }
location.href = out + ".html";
}
function err(msg, url, line)
{
location.href = "error.html";
}
//window.onerror = err;
// -->
</script>
And it seems so that after clicking the "What's your flower?" button, it takes you to a new page which is flowers name and .html. I've never actually tried this, just looked at the code on the site you linked... maybe there's an easier way.