Web Design
1378 sites
http://fun-lover.com/mirrors/wtvzone/nevr2l82
Christine (NEVR2L8) has assembled a massive collection of animated GIF bars, lines, and dividers spanning 36+ pages, organized by theme including florals, animals, hearts, music, and more. A treasure trove for anyone building old-school web pages who needs decorative horizontal dividers in every style imaginable.
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https://www.lkhrs.com/rss
Luke's Wild Website is a personal blog by Luke (lkhrs) covering web standards, browser behavior, and the open web with thoughtful commentary on topics like text scaling, RSS, and feed readers. Posts mix tech opinions with music listening roundups and eclectic links, making it a charming blend of indie web advocacy and personal curation.
https://corgidot.com/
Corgi's page is a minimalist old-web style personal homepage with an animated gif entrance and an autoplay audio warning, evoking classic early internet aesthetics. The sparse, single-page gateway design suggests a retro hobbyist site built for the love of the old web experience.
http://tilde.club/~joeld
Joel Dueck's tilde.club personal page blends a whimsical ASCII art header with a web log chronicling his ongoing projects, including converting his long-running website into a book using Pollen markup and LaTeX. Posts touch on web development, publishing tools, Python scripting, and the creative intersection of coding and writing that has defined his online presence since 1998.
https://webguide.neocities.org/
Pauli Kohberger's beginner-friendly guide walks newcomers through the fundamentals of HTML and CSS, covering everything from basic formatting and headers to links, images, and nested boxes. Written as a practical introduction for people looking to build their own personal webpages on platforms like Neocities, it reflects a genuine belief in the open web as a stable home for personal expression.
https://killallgoodconnections.neocities.org/
A minimal, atmospheric personal landing page styled with dark tones, Japanese fonts like Osaka and MS PGothic, and animated rainbow text effects. The site serves as an entry point with a 'welcome' and 'enter' prompt, built with carefully crafted CSS animations and a moody aesthetic.
https://hellishchemicals.neocities.org/
Hellish Chemicals is a fledgling personal site by someone teaching themselves HTML, with plans to cover music, fashion, subculture, and politics. Currently a sparse landing page with a Sartre quote and an entry link, it hints at an interesting creative vision waiting to unfold.
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.
https://doesmysitedeserverecognition.com/
A practical checklist and reference guide for evaluating whether a website truly deserves recognition, awards, or citation as a best-practice example. It covers web accessibility standards (WCAG 2.0/2.1), the P.O.U.R. principles, screen reader compatibility, print stylesheets, valid code, and cross-browser support, with curated links to tools and further reading.
https://killalocalpedophile.neocities.org/
A privacy-focused personal page by a self-described 'Privacy Guy' who shares guides, websites, and resources related to online privacy and anti-surveillance. The site features an old-web aesthetic with badges, buttons, and links to tools like SpyWare Watchdogs, along with a 'badass html guide' for fellow web builders.