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https://shop.shadow-lord.com/
Hunter's Moon Designs is a small web design shop run by Lorian, offering custom website designs, headers, and button sets at low prices with a dark, ethereal aesthetic. The site also features fanlistings for Akasha, Cradle of Filth, and Harry Potter, plus a Hot Beverages clique, making it a gothic-flavored creative corner of the old web.
https://fglt.fr/
The digital garden of fglt, a web developer who shares lightweight software projects, accessibility tools, web development tips, and app concepts alongside a deep passion for music production and discovery. Highlights include a color scheme builder, a VSCode theme, a mood-based playlist generator, and curated listening lists spanning genres from trance to jazz to prog rock.
http://gor.net/encyclopedia.html
A bare-bones page from gor.net serving what appears to be an encyclopedia resource, with virtually no visible content beyond a single image. The site's minimal structure makes it difficult to assess its original purpose or scope.
https://owlcroft.com/
The Owlcroft Company is a Washington State corporation run by Eric and Lynn, serving as a hub that links to their many independently operated websites covering topics from baseball analysis and science fiction to wine, food gardening, and the English language. What sets it apart is its explicit philosophy of clean, readable, ad-free design, making it a portal to a thoughtfully curated network of informational sites built over decades.
https://phanderson.com/
The late Peter H. Anderson, Associate Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Morgan State University, built this extensive technical resource covering embedded processor control using PIC, BASIC Stamp, 68HC11, PICAXE, and related microcontrollers. Visitors will find hardware kits, serial interface modules, data acquisition circuits, and programming tutorials spanning decades of hands-on embedded systems work.
https://iamcal.com/misc/fonts/pixfonttut/part1.php
Cal Henderson's detailed tutorial walks through creating pixel fonts from scratch using Font Creator Program, covering FUnit math, Em-Square calculations, and cross-platform rendering differences between Windows and macOS. With over 334,000 downloads and a multi-part guide including Fontographer-specific instructions, this is a practical technical reference for anyone interested in designing their own bitmap or pixel fonts.
https://foxnet.neocities.org/
FoxiiFoxii's personal hub on Neocities links out to their creative projects across Scratch, BandLab, 3DSPaint, and YouTube, serving as a central launchpad for their online presence. The site also advocates for keeping Android open and offers a website button for others to add to their own pages.
https://cblgh.org/
Alexander Cobleigh (cblgh) is a developer whose homepage serves as a launchpad to an impressive collection of self-built tools and projects, including a peer-to-peer chat platform, a community search engine, a static site generator, and a lean forum system. The breadth of original software here, much of it focused on decentralized and peer-to-peer technologies, makes this a fascinating window into one prolific hacker's creative output.
https://charmbracelets.xandra.cc/
The Charm Bracelets Pixel Club is a pixel-trading community where members design tiny bracelet charm graphics to exchange and display on their own websites, linked together in a shared aesthetic tradition of old-web pixel art. Run by Xandra, the club offers templates, community milestone charms for events like Halloween and the holidays, and a growing roster of members participating in the broader 32-Bit Cafe creative community.
https://members.tripod.com/azn_addict1986/Links.htm
AzN Addict's links page is an early 2000s curated directory of resources organized into categories including MP3 downloads, software, game cheats, emulators, and anime sites. Built on Tripod with an AzN Pride aesthetic, it offers a snapshot of the kinds of sites young internet users were frequenting at the turn of the millennium.