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https://css3.info/preview
CSS3.info is a dedicated reference and preview site documenting the emerging features of CSS3, covering modules like borders, backgrounds, color, text effects, and selectors as they rolled out across major browsers. With over 55 CSS3 preview entries, tutorials, browser compatibility coverage, and module status tracking, it served as an essential hub for web developers keeping pace with the evolving CSS specification.
https://98.js.org/
98.js brings the classic Windows 98 desktop experience directly to your browser, letting you interact with a faithful JavaScript recreation of the iconic operating system. It's a nostalgic tech demo and functional simulation that captures the look and feel of late-90s computing without installing anything.
https://humbug.com/links/periodic.html
A cleverly formatted blogroll arranged as a periodic table of elements, where each 'element' represents a blog the creator followed before RSS readers took over. The collection spans categories like baseball, politics, sci/tech, and culture, featuring well-known blogs like Kottke, Daily Kos, FiveThirtyEight, and xkcd.
https://www.steviecreates.com/
Stevie Oberg is a software developer and aspiring librarian who showcases her web design and programming projects, including typography exercises, CSS experiments, and a PHP-based course planning tool. The portfolio highlights class projects from web design and software engineering courses, offering live demos and source code for each.
https://firey828.neocities.org/
Firey's Hideout is a budding personal site by a creator called firey, featuring planned sections for calculators, a personal collection, and stamps. The site is in its early stages but shows a clear focus on building interactive tools and curated web content.
https://eleboog.com/
Kebokyo's personal site 'City 23' is a fullstack web development playground featuring blog posts, a mini journal, and ongoing projects including a custom Chrome extension and other self-described irresponsible tech experiments. Posts range from quirky personal reflections to technical writeups, with a casual and witty voice that makes the dev content genuinely fun to read.
https://disassociated.com/
Running since 1997, disassociated.com is a long-running personal blog covering technology, web publishing tools like Eleventy/11ty, literature, health, and the IndieWeb and Small Web movements. The blogger writes thoughtful commentary on a wide range of topics, with a particular enthusiasm for independent self-publishing and the culture surrounding it.
https://zanshin.net/
Mark H. Nichols runs this long-running personal site where programming reflections, technology commentary, and musings on tools like LLMs and Hugo sit alongside links to music compositions and reading notes. Posts lean technical, with a thoughtful voice covering software development, calendar sync headaches, and the nature of AI, making it a compelling read for developers with broad interests.
http://alonzo.org/
Alonzo.org is a frames-based personal homepage from the early web era, accessible only to browsers with frame support. The site's content is essentially inaccessible from the available text, leaving its dominant topic unknown beyond its vintage HTML construction.
https://big-man.neocities.org/
Big Man's Big Webpage is a retro-styled personal homepage by a creator who goes by 'Big Man,' featuring classic old-web aesthetics like spinning skulls, hit counters, burning text logos, and a Hotline webring. The site is light on content so far but radiates nostalgic charm with its playful tone and handcrafted early-internet vibes.