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https://brucelawson.co.uk/2022/why-the-html-outlining-algorithm-was-removed-from-the-spec-the-truth-will-shock-you
Bruce Lawson is a veteran web accessibility and standards consultant who shares in-depth technical articles about HTML, CSS, and browser behavior. This particular post digs into why the HTML outlining algorithm was removed from the spec, a topic that will resonate with anyone who has wrestled with sectioning elements and heading levels.
https://tapeykatt.neocities.org/
Javeen's Place is the personal website of Tapeykatt, a self-described tech-addict who has crafted a classic old-web style homepage complete with autoplay music, webrings, and a desktop-first layout. The site is bilingual (English and Spanish) and participates in several webrings including the OC Webring and Fediring, giving it a strong retro personal homepage feel.
https://clickmybrick.com/
Click My Brick Directory is a human-reviewed general web directory organizing thousands of sites across broad categories including Health, Business, Travel, Shopping, and more. With hundreds of listings per category and subcategories spanning everything from board games to alternative medicine, it serves as an old-school curated index for finding sites on almost any topic.
http://html5doctor.com/understanding-aside
HTML5 Doctor is a reference site dedicated to helping developers correctly implement HTML5 elements, with detailed articles explaining proper semantic usage written by contributors like Mike Robinson. This particular article digs into the misunderstood 'aside' element, clarifying its intended purpose with code examples and guidance on what content does and does not qualify.
https://cyb3rnetic.neocities.org/
Cyb3rnetic's personal Neocities homepage features a minimal front page with a cyberpunk-inflected aesthetic, a hit counter, and background audio. The site is in early stages with very little content visible beyond the landing page.
https://gutz.neocities.org/
This is a redirect page for the former Neocities site known as GUTZ, announcing that the creator has moved to a new web home. The page itself is essentially a forwarding notice with minimal content, pointing visitors to the updated location.
https://web.archive.org/web/19970329172719/http:/www.webring.org:80/index.html
The original Webring homepage, created by Sage Weil in the mid-1990s, introduces the pioneering service that allowed websites to link together in circular chains organized by shared topic or interest. A landmark piece of early web history, this page explains how the system works, how to join or create a ring, and how the central server eliminates the fragility of manually maintained link loops.
http://effectgames.com/effect/article.psp.html/joe/Old_School_Color_Cycling_with_HTML5
A technical deep-dive by Joe at EffectGames.com exploring how the old-school color cycling technique from 8-bit era games can be recreated using HTML5 and the Canvas element. The article covers the history of palette cycling, spotlights artist Mark J. Ferrari's legendary LucasArts work, and includes downloadable JavaScript and C++ source code for a full color cycling engine.
https://itinerae.blogspot.com/2024/01/foryou.html
Itinerae is a resource hub offering free HTML and CSS website layouts, web graphics, backgrounds, and dividers for personal site builders on platforms like Neocities and Nekoweb. The site has since migrated to itinerae.org, making this Blogspot page a redirect notice for returning visitors.
https://lai.nz/
Jasper Lai is a New Zealand-based software engineer and UX/UI designer who uses this personal site as a digital commonplace book and playground for experimenting with web technologies, typography, and ideas. The site features a blog, collections, and work portfolio, with a strong emphasis on hand-coded craftsmanship, accessibility, and playing with fonts.