Web Design
1378 sites
https://tominhisroom.dev/
Ivy is a comp-sci student who built this quirky personal homepage featuring jumpscare buttons, animated gifs, a Noita reference, and a growing to-do list of planned features. The site is clearly a work in progress with a playful, handcrafted old-web aesthetic and links to a personal docs site and webring.
https://webcreationsbyjumpy.blogspot.com/
Jumpy's site is a friendly web resource offering free GIFs, backgrounds, cursor scripts, marquee scripts, and basic HTML tutorials written in plain English for beginners. Created by a hobbyist from Alberta, Canada, it aims to save visitors from endless searching by collecting helpful tools, free graphics, and curated links all in one place.
https://divergentrays.com/
Divergent Rays is Neko's lovingly hand-coded personal homepage inspired by the old Geocities era, covering a wide range of interests including cats, recipes, cross stitch, pixel art, cocktails, and personal shrines. The site's name comes from an x-ray term the creator learned in radiology school, used as a metaphor for their many divergent passions.
https://www.blackpiratex.com/
Sudip, a Zoology graduate from Bankura Christian College, built this personal site as an algorithm-free corner of the internet to collect thoughts, blog posts, book notes, bookmarks, and gallery photos. With 830 posts and over 31,000 words, the site reflects a genuine love of computing, web building, and everyday life observations.
https://austinhuang.me/
Austin Huang's personal homepage blends tech enthusiasm, photography, and public transit fandom into a cheerful introduction to his digital presence. The site features webrings, IndieWeb participation, and badges celebrating open-source tools, hand-coded HTML, and privacy-respecting software.
https://chir.ag/projects/name-that-color
Name that Color is a handy web tool by Chirag Mehta that lets you pick any color from a color wheel or paste a CSS hex value and instantly get the closest matching color name from a list of 1500+ entries sourced from Wikipedia, Crayola, and Resene dictionaries. The open-source JavaScript library is freely available for developers to embed in their own projects, making it a genuinely useful resource for web designers and front-end developers.
https://solarpunk.cool/zines/web-zine-01/table-of-contents.html
A beginner-friendly zine from solarpunk.cool that walks readers through building a webpage from scratch using HTML, covering everything from setting up a text editor to writing hypertext and semantic markup. Part of a series on homemade web pages, it blends a DIY zine aesthetic with practical step-by-step web development instruction.
https://randomneocities.neocities.org/
RandomNeocities is a lightweight web directory designed to help visitors discover websites across categories like Entertainment, News, Games, Education, and more. It features a simple click-based navigation and a dark mode toggle, positioned as a handy homepage for web browsing.
https://kira-the-engineer.neocities.org/
Kira's personal portfolio site is an in-progress showcase built by a self-described engineer, featuring sections for projects, a resume, and tech-related hobby content. The site is still under construction as the creator relearns HTML and CSS, making it an early-stage but genuinely technical personal presence.
https://vanti.nekoweb.org/
Vanti's debut personal site is a work-in-progress homepage hosted on Nekoweb, designed for desktop Firefox with an animated background and stylized aesthetics. The entry page includes content warnings for self-harm imagery and invites visitors to explore what promises to be a handcrafted personal web space.