Web Design
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https://danritz.com/
Daniel Ritzenthaler, a designer and researcher, shares thoughtful essays on UX design, research methodology, and management practices in the digital product space. His writing critically examines AI tools in design workflows, systems thinking, and the philosophy of design through a reflective, practitioner lens.
https://yuanchuan.dev/pixel-patterns
Yuanchuan explores the mathematics behind pixel grid patterns, implementing them using CSS custom functions, WebGL shaders, and a custom @pattern syntax. The article walks through progressively refined approaches to rendering large-scale generative patterns, complete with code examples and links to a live CodePen demo.
https://www.arcomul.nl/
Arco Mul's personal site blends web development articles covering CSS container queries, SVG illustrations, and Storybook tips with side interests in fermentation recipes and sketched line drawings of houses. It's a quietly charming developer's corner of the web with a genuinely diverse mix of technical tutorials and hobby documentation.
https://xn--z7x.xn--6frz82g/
A minimalist personal homepage styled as a terminal interface, titled 'Cat Move' in Japanese, with a sparse command-line aesthetic and links to a blog, GitHub, and webring. The site is light on content but has a distinctive lo-fi, old-web charm built around a cat theme.
https://squarefree.com/bookmarklets
Jesse's Bookmarklets Site, created by Jesse Ruderman, is a comprehensive collection of browser bookmarklets organized into categories like Link, Form, Zap, Web Development, and Validation tools. Each bookmarklet is a free utility designed to help users debug pages, fix annoyances, manipulate forms, or analyze web content directly from their browser toolbar.
https://tilde.club/~wells
Scott Wells maintains this curated link garden on tilde.club, collecting low-bandwidth and lightweight web resources for use in emergencies, on trains, or anywhere connectivity is limited. The collection spans news, weather, travel, reference, and even pre-2000 personal websites, all organized around the ethos of a fast, accessible, minimal web.
http://help.20megsfree.com/cgi-bin/help
The technical support portal for 20megsfree.com, a free web hosting service from the early web era. It served as the help center for users of the platform, offering support documentation accessible via a frames-based interface.
http://browserhacks.com/
Browserhacks is an extensive reference collection of browser-specific CSS and JavaScript hacks, letting developers target particular browsers like Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Internet Explorer, and others with precision. Created by Kitty Giraudel, Tim Pietrusky, and Fabrice Weinberg, it organizes hacks by browser and type (selector, media query, JavaScript, supports), complete with live tests to verify which hacks still work.
https://atapi.space/
Atapi's Domain is a lovingly crafted old-web personal homepage built with a retro 1024x768 aesthetic, complete with tacky GIFs, autoplay music, and legacy browser support. The site leans heavily into classic web nostalgia with features like Oneko, randomized page elements, and a proudly "WEB-14" content rating.
https://robert.accettura.com/blog/2008/01/11/secrets-in-websites-ii
Robert Accettura digs through the source code of major websites like WordPress, Twitter, Facebook, and political campaign sites to unearth hidden comments, CSS hacks, and amusing Easter eggs left by developers. A genuinely fun read for web developers, this post showcases the quirky, human side of production code from some of the web's biggest names circa 2008.