Web Design
1378 sites
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://nshjck.github.io/
Jack's personal corner of the internet celebrates the old-web spirit, with a focus on webrings, handcrafted pages, and reclaiming the web from corporate monotony. The site is still under active construction and features fun touches like rain effects and cursor animations alongside a guestbook and links collection.
https://ifelse95.neocities.org/
ifelse95's journal is a personal long-form writing and documentation space hosted on Neocities, now redirecting visitors to a new location. The site is minimal in its current state, featuring an RSS feed and a handful of update notices marking its transition.
https://awesomesheep48.ca/
AwesomeSheep48's minimal landing page serves as a hub linking to their Fediverse presence, Codeberg projects, blog, and cryptographic keys. The site wears its open-source values on its sleeve with badges for uBlock Origin, anti-Electron sentiment, DuckDuckGo, and AbuseIPDB contributions.
https://blog.dante.cool/link-roundup-4-nerd-stuff-of-various-flavors
Videodante's link roundup series collects interesting corners of the internet spanning games, tech, history, chess, and more into curated posts with personal commentary. This particular entry covers everything from Transformers toys and Linux mini PCs to search engine indexes and medieval history, making it a lively digest of nerd culture.
https://meropide.neocities.org/
Meropide is a freshly started personal site by a creator learning HTML and building their first custom layout from scratch, inspired by old-web aesthetics. The splash page hints at 18+ content and a work-in-progress spirit, with plans for graphics, multiple pages, and a fully hand-coded design.
https://htmlsites2.neocities.org/
HTMLSites2 is a Neocities-based platform for creating HTML memes, drawing inspiration from YTMND-style web humor and old-school internet creativity. It features an IRC chat, a custom webring called the Hotline Webring, and serves as a hub for handcrafted HTML joke pages in the spirit of early web culture.
https://textures.neocities.org/
TextureTown is a free texture library hosting 3,867 downloadable textures organized into categories like Stone & Brick, Fabric, Fractals, and Water, all designed for use in websites and 3D worlds. The site even offers a Mastodon feed for a daily texture and a developer API for programmatic access, making it a genuinely useful resource for designers and builders.
https://archive.nytimes.com/www.nytimes.com/library/cyber/freed/0607freed.html
A 1996 New York Times 'Internet Q&A' column by John C. Freed, answering reader questions about early web topics like creating a homepage on AOL or CompuServe and running Netscape offline. A fascinating time capsule of the nascent consumer internet era, offering step-by-step guidance for everyday users navigating online services for the first time.
https://www.nickifaulk.com/
Nicki Faulk's personal corner of the web blends sysadmin life, coding projects, comic fandom, and general geekery into a long-running blog spanning over a decade of posts. The site reflects a self-described quirky IT engineer and web designer who handles her own WordPress customization and hosts fanlistings alongside her personal writing.