Web Design
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http://hex2rgba.devoth.com/
Created by developer Devoth, this lightweight JavaScript tool converts HEX color values into RGB and RGBA format, outputting results ready to paste directly into CSS stylesheets. It supports shorthand HEX, full HEX, and HTML color names, and includes an opacity slider plus clipboard copy functionality, making it a handy utility for front-end developers.
https://prigoana.com/
Prigoana.com is a personal homepage with a strong tech-privacy focus, featuring guides on ad blocking, a collection of Windows and SQL Server product keys, cryptocurrency donation addresses, and links to the creator's open-source music streaming and IPTV projects. The site blends personal expression with practical resources for privacy-conscious users, including stamps for Arch Linux, GrapheneOS, Libreboot, and anti-Chrome sentiment.
https://tonicfunk.neocities.org/
Tonic's quirky personal homepage on Neocities is packed with personality, featuring a curated collection of friend buttons, webring memberships, and cheeky tech humor like 'I void warranties' and 'can't RTFM if there's no FM'. The site leans heavily into old-web culture with retronaut webring participation, a Yesterweb memorial, and a classic webpage guardian badge.
https://sunpig.com/martin/code/2011/fieldset/demo.html
A focused HTML/CSS demo page by Martin at sunpig.com illustrating how to format fieldset and legend elements with various edge cases, including long captions and limited widths. It accompanies a technical article and serves as a practical reference for web developers wrestling with these notoriously tricky form elements.
https://vale.rocks/
Declan Chidlow, known online as Vale, is a front-end developer and writer whose personal site showcases his expertise in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript alongside long-form posts, a microblog, photography, and a media library. The site itself is a demonstration of thoughtful web craft, with detailed writeups on its own design and implementation that make it a fascinating read for anyone interested in front-of-the-front-end development.
https://aaronparecki.com/
Aaron Parecki is a Director of Identity Standards at Okta, co-founder of IndieWebCamp, and a leading voice in OAuth and open web standards, with thousands of articles, bookmarks, photos, and check-ins logged since 1999. His site is a living example of the IndieWeb philosophy, tracking his location since 2008, documenting 100 songs written in 100 days, and syndicating a rich stream of personal data all in one place.
https://verdronic2000.neocities.org/projects/l4u
links4u is a webring created by verdronic2000 that connects personal websites hosting organized, freely available collections of information for anonymous visitors. From recipe archives and book recommendations to digital brushes and obscure music, it celebrates the spirit of sharing knowledge openly on the web.
https://garpejio.neocities.org/
Garpejio's Internet Nest is a personal Neocities homepage that serves as a hub with webrings, an RSS feed, and a sitemap linking out to the creator's wider web presence. The site is notably sparse on visible content in its current snapshot, but features classic old-web elements like an 88x31 button for linking back and participation in multiple webrings.
https://reasonablypolymorphic.com/blog/monotonous-web
Sandy Maguire's technical blog 'Reasonably Polymorphic' tackles the decline of the open web, arguing that Google's SEO incentives have homogenized internet culture into a monoculture of engagement-driven content. This particular post is a sharp, well-reasoned critique of how search engine optimization killed the amateur web and what it would take to bring it back.
https://eggramen.neocities.org/
EGGRAMEN is a creative personal site by a hobbyist who blends CSS experimentation, fandom content, and whimsical humor into a handcrafted old-web aesthetic. The splash page greets visitors with playful interactive text adventure prompts and a charming 'under construction' notice, hinting at a quirky, personality-driven space within.