Web Design
1378 sites
https://chaosworks.org/links
The links page of chaosworks.org collects personal blogs, webrings, and topic-sorted resources maintained by the site's owner, who goes by adastra. It showcases participation in IndieWeb and Yesterweb webrings alongside curated reading lists covering games, books, linguistics, travel, and more.
https://bruh.ltd/
Ruby Klover's personal site, 'Bruh, Ltd', is a minimalist homepage featuring a blog, a garden section, and links to their online presence elsewhere. The site badges proudly note it was made on GNU/Linux with Neovim, giving it a distinctly hacker-aesthetic personal web feel.
https://igg.neocities.org/
Igg's Site appears to be a personal Neocities homepage in its very early stages, with almost no content visible beyond a page counter and tracker links. The site is essentially a shell with minimal text and a few placeholder elements.
https://ladiesofthe.link/
Ladies of the Links is a webring connecting personal websites run by women and fem-aligned people, offering a curated community space with a growing list of member sites. The ring includes a simple sign-up form, membership rules emphasizing inclusivity, and code snippets for members to embed the ring navigation widget on their own pages.
https://naes.tech/htmlun
h.t.m.lun is a minimalist old-web style site featuring ASCII art and a sparse, cryptic aesthetic built almost entirely from plain text and pre-formatted content. Its near-empty structure and moon symbol branding give it the feel of an experimental or artistic web project.
https://ring.acab.dev/
The Hacker Webring is a curated ring of personal and project pages belonging to self-described hackers, makers, artists, and tinkerers from across the internet. Members cover topics like reverse engineering, cryptography, retro computing, self-hosting, and low-level programming, united by a DIY ethos and curiosity-driven approach to technology.
https://gorciu.neocities.org/
Gorciu's Corner is a charming personal homepage featuring a blog, shrines, projects, a newsletter, an idea generator, and even an imageboard, all wrapped in a cozy old-web aesthetic. The breadth of built-in tools and creative sections like 'creations of younger me' and 'tips 4 you' make this a surprisingly feature-rich little corner of the web.
http://alonzo.org/
Alonzo.org is a frames-based personal homepage from the early web era, accessible only to browsers with frame support. The site's content is essentially inaccessible from the available text, leaving its dominant topic unknown beyond its vintage HTML construction.
https://blog.jgc.org/2005/12/css-absolute-positioning-scatter-plot.html
John Graham-Cumming's technical blog covers a clever technique for building a scatter plot chart using only CSS absolute positioning, eliminating the need for external graphics or gnuplot PNG files. The post demonstrates how to make interactive, clickable charts with popups using pure HTML and CSS, offering a practical solution for anti-spam tool visualization.
https://ourfriendsplace.neocities.org/
Sam's first-ever website is a cheerful Neocities homepage featuring a portfolio, resources section, and a growing to-do list of fun web projects like shrines and blinkie walls. The site embraces the handcrafted old-web spirit, linking to tools like w3schools and gifcity while openly celebrating its beginner-coded jank with good humor.