Web Design
1378 sites
https://nightdrift.neocities.org/
Nightdrift's Lounge is a minimalist personal homepage on Neocities, established in 2021 and designed for desktop viewing at 1920x1080. The site is sparse on text but image-heavy, presenting a stylized old-web aesthetic with little navigable content visible on the landing page.
https://clarale.com/blogroll
Clara Le's personal blogroll is a thoughtfully curated collection of links spanning UX, accessibility, typography, web design, and personal blogs she genuinely loves. It revives the old-web tradition of subjective link curation, even including a random link button to send visitors on an unexpected journey across the web.
https://webring.theoldnet.com/
TheOldNet Webring connects old-web enthusiasts and retro-style personal sites, letting visitors browse member sites through a frameset browser or discover random entries. It also offers tools for site owners to submit their pages and generate webring widgets for their own use.
https://malicemace.neocities.org/
A quirky personal homepage by a self-described girl with an outdated computer, featuring a playful warning page that sets an old-web aesthetic tone. The site is minimal but charming, leaning into retro internet vibes with hand-crafted visuals and a whimsical introduction.
https://11tytheme.sjoy.lol/
11ty Themes Joy is a curated collection of drop-in CSS stylesheets designed specifically for the Eleventy base blog static site generator. Visitors can preview multiple themes directly on the site and download ready-to-use CSS files to customize their own 11ty-powered blogs.
https://mredkj.com/tutorials/tutorial002.html
Created by Keith Jenci of mredkj.com, this tutorial page explains how to work with the JavaScript selectedIndex property for HTML select elements, complete with interactive examples you can test in your browser. It covers the relationships between selectedIndex, option values, and text content, with notes on browser compatibility going back to Netscape 6 and Internet Explorer 6.
http://w.iconhell.com/Buddy_Icons.html
IconHell is a massive archive of AIM buddy icons organized into categories like Animals, Anime, Celebrity, Movies, and Video Games, with nearly 19,000 icons spread across 779 pages. Visitors can browse by theme, search by author, and even learn how to make their own icons, making it a comprehensive resource for old-school AOL Instant Messenger customization.
https://codingotaku.com/
Rahul Sivananda, known online as Coding Otaku, runs this personal site covering web technology, privacy, FOSS, minimalism, accessibility, and GNU/Linux. The site features blogs, projects, short stories, and a strong commitment to open-source and accessible web practices.
https://imontheweb.neocities.org/
Jeremy, a 10-year-old aspiring computer programmer, built this cheerful homepage entirely by himself to share his love of computers, drawing, and Nintendo. A sweet snapshot of early self-taught web creation, it captures the spirit of a kid just starting to explore what the internet can do.
http://jacopocolo.com/hexclock
Created by Jacopo Colò, this minimalist tool displays the current time as a hexadecimal color code, cycling through the full 24-hour range from #000000 to #235959. It's a clever and nerdy intersection of color theory and timekeeping, offering a novel way to visualize hours, minutes, and seconds as a continuously shifting dark palette.