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https://elwinvaneede.com/
Elwin van Eede is a design-oriented frontend engineer and hobbyist artist who shares blog posts, personal art projects, and web development work including contributions to the Nord Design System. The site blends creative output with technical projects, offering a window into the intersection of visual design and frontend engineering.
https://wearefarmersdu.neocities.org/
Loofa's Corner is a mobile-first personal homepage on Neocities featuring old-web aesthetics, including a Webmaster Webring badge and retro Windows 7-style dialog box imagery. The site is image-heavy and leans into classic indie web culture with a charming, handcrafted feel.
https://32bit.cafe/
32-Bit Cafe is a community hub for personal web enthusiasts, hobbyists, and professionals dedicated to reviving the indie web and encouraging self-expression outside of corporate social media. Members get access to tutorials on building personal websites, free services like email and a Git instance, community forums, and collaborative events like code jams.
https://sierpinskistriangle.neocities.org/
Sierpinski's Triangle is a Neocities personal page currently undergoing a revamp, leaving only a title and a handful of images visible. The site takes its name from the famous mathematical fractal, hinting at a potentially math- or design-themed focus once the rebuild is complete.
https://dpolakovic.space/blog
David Polakovic's personal blog covers a eclectic mix of hacking, Star Wars opinions, and classic text adventures like Zork, with posts ranging from Windows 95 printer exploits to Y2K-style bug musings. The site is self-hosted with a Git server, RSS feed, and GPLv3 source code, giving it a strong indie web and open-source ethos.
https://natalieee.net/
Natalie's personal site doubles as a showcase for her technical projects, featuring a custom-built HTTP server, static site generator, and Dockerfile tweaks documented through a detailed git changelog. The site has a playful, hacker-adjacent personality with Braille-like encoding, a roboring and hacker ring membership, and a guestbook-style comment section.
https://robida.net/
Beto Dealmeida is a musician, software engineer, and former climate scientist based in Key Biscayne, FL, who runs this personal blog covering his varied technical and creative pursuits. The site features a searchable entries feed and an IndieWeb-style follow mechanism, reflecting a passion for thoughtful web publishing.
https://bigtub.neocities.org/
Bigtub is a hand-coded personal site built in an old-web aesthetic, featuring shrines and custom-designed pages crafted by a self-taught developer. The landing page highlights accessibility considerations, browser compatibility notes, and animated GIF warnings, signaling a creator deeply invested in the craft of building personal web spaces.
https://sleepydev.neocities.org/posts/5%20Ways%20to%20make%20your%20Neocities%20site%20more%20accessible
Sleepydev offers practical web accessibility tips aimed at Neocities and small-web creators who hand-code their own sites. The article covers five concrete techniques including semantic HTML, focus styling, and accessible image alt text, with clear examples and tool recommendations like the Wave accessibility scanner.
https://zytrax.com/books/dns/apa/dot.html
ZyTrax hosts a comprehensive technical reference covering DNS zone file syntax, specifically explaining the critical rules around when to use a trailing dot in resource records and the ORIGIN substitution rule. Part of a broader open guide library by Ron Aitchison, this page is a clear, authoritative explanation that demystifies one of the most confusing aspects of DNS configuration for sysadmins and network engineers.