Computers & Internet
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http://html5doctor.com/understanding-aside
HTML5 Doctor is a reference site dedicated to helping developers correctly implement HTML5 elements, with detailed articles explaining proper semantic usage written by contributors like Mike Robinson. This particular article digs into the misunderstood 'aside' element, clarifying its intended purpose with code examples and guidance on what content does and does not qualify.
https://www.terracrypt.net/
Jfred's personal corner of the web, Terracrypt blends thoughts on computing freedom, community-oriented online systems, and human-scale urban living. The site features a blog, a digital garden, and links, with source code shared openly and a focus on agency in computing environments.
https://obliquestrategies.ca/
Built by Matt Ruten in 2012, this mobile web app delivers random Oblique Strategies cards, the famous creativity prompts created by Brian Eno and Peter Schmidt in 1975 to help break through creative blocks. Visitors can browse random cards, save favorites, and clear their collection, making it a handy pocket tool for artists, musicians, and anyone stuck on a problem.
https://pinkvampyr.leprd.space/accessiblenet
The Accessible Net Directory, created by pinkvampyr, curates indie websites that follow good accessibility practices and encourages web creators of all skill levels to improve their sites for all users. It includes listing guidelines and resources to help people learn about accessible web design without feeling overwhelmed.
https://bunkerofdoom.com/
Bunker of DOOM is a sprawling hobbyist resource dedicated to retro-tech enthusiasts and hardware hackers, packed with vacuum tube manuals, laser experiments, nuclear radiation topics, and vintage electronics documentation. Created by Konrad H. Johnson and a small team, the site offers free access to rare technical references including RCA and Sylvania tube manuals, schematics, and hands-on project write-ups from the world of experimental electronics.
https://blogroll.org/
Blogroll.org is a humanly curated directory of over 1,100 active personal and independent blogs, organized by topic and updated without any algorithmic filtering. It champions the open web by surfacing diverse voices writing about everything from daily life and photography to science and technology, making it a genuine discovery engine for the indie blogging world.
https://mystie.dev/
Mystie is a self-described teen puppygirl and self-taught web developer who built this cozy personal site entirely in pure HTML, CSS, and JavaScript using Jekyll, showcasing her open-source projects like CatAsk and Foxivote alongside her love of Linux and KDE. The site features webrings, custom buttons, a music playlist, and a collection of web tools she has built, making it a genuine showcase of hands-on web development work.
https://neothemes.neocities.org/
NeoThemes offers free, fully responsive HTML and CSS layouts and themes designed specifically for Neocities websites. All templates are handcrafted with CSS variables for easy color customization, making it simple for beginners to build and personalize their own sites.
https://lab.artlung.com/webmentions
Joe Crawford's ArtLung Lab is a sprawling collection of web experiments, CSS demos, bookmarklets, and code snippets spanning decades of hands-on web development. Visitors can explore creative browser-based projects like a CSS Kanban board, a Windows 95-style popover, MathML tests, and dozens of other interactive web curiosities.
https://sillyworldbyliss.neocities.org/
Risu's Silly World is a charming under-construction personal homepage by a college student who goes by Risu, featuring blinkies, webrings, and links to their socials. The site hints at interests in K-pop (Stray Kids), violin, and content creation, with a cozy old-web aesthetic built using hand-coded HTML.