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https://devhank.neocities.org/
DevHank's creative Neocities site is packed with interactive elements, hidden surprises, and clickable easter eggs that reward curious visitors who explore every corner. From an interactive world map with collectible magnets and cards, to custom CSS widgets and language learning tools, this ICT student's homepage doubles as a playground of web experiments.
https://nonk.dev/
Nonk's personal developer site highlights a passion for low-level programming, GNU/Linux, and game development using raylib and SDL3. The site features links to projects, a blog, guestbook, and a lively collection of webrings and friend links typical of the indie web scene.
https://prigoana.com/
Prigoana.com is a personal homepage with a strong tech-privacy focus, featuring guides on ad blocking, a collection of Windows and SQL Server product keys, cryptocurrency donation addresses, and links to the creator's open-source music streaming and IPTV projects. The site blends personal expression with practical resources for privacy-conscious users, including stamps for Arch Linux, GrapheneOS, Libreboot, and anti-Chrome sentiment.
https://hinderlingvolkart.github.io/h123
h123 is a browser bookmarklet and extension that visualizes webpage heading structure the way a screenreader would interpret it, helping web developers audit their HTML accessibility. Available for Chrome, Firefox, and Safari, it focuses on visible headings only, making it a practical tool for ensuring proper semantic HTML5 document outlines.
https://adactio.com/
Jeremy Keith is a Brighton-based web developer and author who shares his thoughts on web standards, progressive enhancement, and front-end development through thousands of journal entries, links, notes, and articles spanning decades. The site is a rich personal archive reflecting the perspective of someone deeply embedded in the web design community, working at Clearleft and writing influential books on the craft.
http://internettrafficreport.com/
The Internet Traffic Report monitors real-time data flow across major internet routes worldwide, displaying performance indices, response times, and packet loss for regions including Asia, Europe, North America, and more. Visitors can view historical graphs spanning 24 hours, 7 days, or 30 days, and even embed live statistics widgets on their own websites.
http://dencity.konzeptrezept.de/
DENCITY.net is an augmented urbanism project by Kai Kasugai and Philipp Hoppe that lets users tag and explore city spaces using mobile camera phones and QR codes, mapping urban environments in a collaborative database. Visitors can browse user-submitted maps, view tagged locations in Google Maps and Google Earth, and contribute to a growing network of geotagged urban data.
http://rings.anvilfire.net/whatwhy.htm
A detailed explanation of what happened to Webring.org after Yahoo's corporate takeover in 2000, written from the perspective of a frustrated ringmaster at anvilfire.com. The page documents the history of the webring system, explains how nav bars worked, and links to resources from other ringmasters who experienced the forced migration firsthand.
https://williamjansson.com/
William Jansson's personal blog explores minimalism, wellness, and open source software through short, thoughtful posts numbered in sequence. Topics range from digital habits and writing tools to privacy and personal living, offering a reflective indie-web perspective.
https://tug.org/mactex
MacTeX is the official distribution page for installing TeX Live on macOS, maintained by the TeX Users Group and developed by Richard Koch, Herbert Schulz, and Bruno Voisin. Visitors can download the full MacTeX package or the smaller BasicTeX, find beginner setup guides, explore GUI applications like TeXShop, and get help with typesetting on Apple silicon and Intel Macs.