Web Design
1378 sites
http://danny.oz.au/people
Danny Yee's annotated directory of friends, acquaintances, and intellectually interesting people on the web, organized around his personal connections and communities in Sydney, Australia and beyond. The page serves as a curated human-centered guide to notable figures in fields ranging from mathematics and free software to privacy advocacy and naturalism, with personal annotations to help visitors decide who might interest them.
https://htmlrecipes.dev/
HTML Recipes, created by Stephanie Eckles, is a curated collection of copy-paste HTML snippets covering common patterns like navigation, hero sections, forms, cards, and footers. Each recipe includes clean, accessible markup with helpful notes on best practices such as proper ARIA labeling, making it a handy reference for front-end developers of any skill level.
https://hekate.neocities.org/
Hekate's Neocities hub is packed with tools for fellow old-web enthusiasts, including an 88x31 button maker, background generator, dollz maker, and website layout builder. The creator also runs ArchiveDive.net, an old-web search engine, making this a genuinely useful stop for anyone building a retro-style personal site.
https://bisq.atabook.org/
This is the guestbook for 'bisq', a personal site creator known for their Y2K aesthetic indie web presence built from scratch in Brackets. Visitors leave enthusiastic notes praising the site's design and vibes, discovered through webrings like the BL webring and Ribbit.
https://swiftyshq.neocities.org/
Swifty's HQ is a personal homepage on Neocities built with accessibility and customization in mind, offering multiple color contrast styles including dark, light, and dim modes. The site is notably thoughtful about inclusive design, featuring screen-reader-friendly elements, skiplinks, and cross-device compatibility.
https://www.htmlhobbyist.com/?webring=htmlhobbyist
The HTML Hobbyist, created by N.E. Lilly, is a passionate resource dedicated to teaching plain HTML and encouraging people to build simple, honest personal websites without heavy frameworks or JavaScript bloat. It champions the open, creative spirit of the early web and offers tutorials, hosting walkthroughs, a web badge, and a webring for like-minded hobbyist site builders.
https://scottjehl.com/posts/open-graph
Scott Jehl, a professional web designer and developer, shares technical articles exploring forward-thinking ideas in web development, such as this post proposing Open Graph social preview images be handled as a CSS media type. The site blends practical insight with creative problem-solving, making it a compelling read for front-end developers and web standards enthusiasts.
https://library.park-city.club/
Park City is a small internet community built around friendship, creativity, and a rejection of the content-overload culture of modern social media, offering its members shared hosting, a Gemini server, FTP, and an online radio station. Founded in 2019, this cozy web collective operates with a warm manifesto encouraging members to simply exist and thrive without pressure to perform or produce.
https://clarale.com/blogroll
Clara Le's personal blogroll is a thoughtfully curated collection of links spanning UX, accessibility, typography, web design, and personal blogs she genuinely loves. It revives the old-web tradition of subjective link curation, even including a random link button to send visitors on an unexpected journey across the web.
https://cssence.com/webrings
CSSence.com is Matthias Zöchling's web development blog centered on CSS, accessibility, and front-end craft, with articles, threads, and an archive of writing on the subject. This webrings page shows his membership in the a11y accessibility webring and CSS Joy ring, reflecting the site's focus on inclusive, thoughtful web design.