Web Design
1304 sites
http://fun-lover.com/mirrors/wtvzone/nevr2l82
Christine (NEVR2L8) has assembled a massive collection of animated GIF bars, lines, and dividers spanning 36+ pages, organized by theme including florals, animals, hearts, music, and more. A treasure trove for anyone building old-school web pages who needs decorative horizontal dividers in every style imaginable.
https://killallgoodconnections.neocities.org/
A minimal, atmospheric personal landing page styled with dark tones, Japanese fonts like Osaka and MS PGothic, and animated rainbow text effects. The site serves as an entry point with a 'welcome' and 'enter' prompt, built with carefully crafted CSS animations and a moody aesthetic.
http://d21c.com/swiftdreams/DIRECTORY.html
SwiftDream's Directory is a free web graphics resource offering an extensive collection of backgrounds, animated floaties, sparkles, neon letters, dividers, and themed holiday graphics. Organized into dozens of categories spanning seasons, animals, and fantasy subjects, it served as a go-to hub for early web builders looking to decorate their personal pages.
https://markwyner.com/colophon
Mark Wyner's colophon page details the design philosophy, development approach, and accessibility practices behind his personal site, including his use of Swiss-style typography, vanilla HTML/CSS/JS, and multiple color modes. It offers a thoughtful behind-the-scenes look at intentional, accessibility-first web design with a focus on semantic markup, sustainability, and inclusive user experience.
https://cirrus-realm.netlify.app/
James Nash is a design system specialist and classically trained webmaster who shares his work, art, and technical insights on this personal site. Highlights include blog posts on CSS tricks and Design Tokens Community Group contributions, alongside a geek code block and a collection of badges that give it an authentic old-web charm.
https://kuroi.neocities.org/
kuroiOS is a creative personal homepage styled as a desktop operating system interface, complete with themed windows, a chat app, audio player, and a devlog tracking its ongoing development. Built by a Brazilian Neocities creator known as Kuroi, the site features seasonal themes, an Earthbound skin, a Windows XP mode, and community features like chatrooms, making it a genuinely interactive old-web experience.
https://snails.town/
Snails.town is a richly built personal archive by a creator who writes about web development, device modding, JavaScript experiments, gaming, and travel, all housed in a charmingly organized site with shrines, a museum, a toybox, and a guestbook. The site leans noticeably into web-building topics, with tutorials, code snippets, articles on Eleventy, Kindle jailbreaking, and graphics automation making up a substantial portion of its content.
http://dirb.info/
DirB appears to be a web directory in early development, with its 'Coming Soon' status hinting at an upcoming curated link collection. The minimal content suggests the site is not yet launched, leaving little to evaluate beyond its placeholder state.
https://bunhub.neocities.org/
A playful old-web style personal homepage from a creator known as 'bunhub,' featuring a classic leet-speak welcome message and a deliberately retro aesthetic. The site is image-heavy and embraces the chaotic, expressive style of early internet personal pages with its quirky typography and warnings about content.
https://www.wackomenace.co.uk/
Ruben Arakelyan's personal corner of the web, wackomenace, blends a web developer's professional identity with personal life in Cornwall, including a blog, essays, and IndieWeb participation. The site reflects a thoughtful approach to personal web publishing, with a colophon, PGP key, and an open invitation to share new blogs with him as a first reader.