[Side Project] 102-page static site + programmatic SEO play — will this work?

Shipped over a few days: **fortnite-sprites.com** — a collection tracker + info

site for Fortnite's Sprite system.

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**The build**

- Vanilla JS + HTML + CSS. **Zero npm deps.**

- One 400-line Node.js script generates 102 static pages + sitemap

- Cloudflare Pages, ~450KB total, LCP ~0.5s

- Every page pre-rendered → all crawlers (Google/GPTBot/Perplexity) get full HTML

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**The interesting experiment: programmatic SEO**

I built 10 targeted pages for long-tail like "fortnite rare sprites", "fortnite gold

sprites", "fortnite mythic sprites":

- Each has a hand-written intro (~150 words, unique per page) + FAQ + JSON-LD schema

- Sprite card grid pulled from shared data

The bet: 10 pages × sub-100 monthly searches each = long-tail moat.

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**3 things I'm second-guessing**

1. **Is it too template-y?** Structure is identical across 10 pages, only intros

differ. Google's spam guide calls this out. Am I fine or not?

2. **When does programmatic SEO start ranking?** 0-day-old site, sitemap submitted.

Realistic timeline?

3. **Feature bloat on tracker?** 3 filters + 4 buttons + view mode. Should I cull?

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**Would love from you:** roast the SEO approach, UX feedback on the tracker, or bug

reports.

Live: **fortnite-sprites.com** · Not monetized, not open source (yet).