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• Click My Brick Directory [2026-07-07]
  Click My Brick Directory is a human-reviewed general web directory organizing thousands of sites across broad categories including Health, Business, Travel, Shopping, and more. With hundreds of listings per category and subcategories spanning everything from board games to alternative medicine, it serves as an old-school curated index for finding sites on almost any topic.
• CliqueLink - a Clique Directory ||||||||||| version 1.0 [2026-07-07]
  CliqueLink is a curated directory of old-web style cliques, created by Christina, helping visitors discover and join themed online communities organized around shared interests like gaming, art, music, and retro aesthetics. With 23 listed cliques and a classic personal-web sensibility, it serves as a hub for building digital social circles in the tradition of sites like Cloudplane and Project Clique.
• clovergotchi [2026-07-07]
  Hailey's personal Neocities site documents her hands-on journey learning HTML and CSS from scratch, with a charming old-web aesthetic full of stamps, stickers, webrings, and shrines. The site is explicitly framed as a coding learning project, with credits and resources for web development tools prominently featured alongside her progress diary.
• coco's pixel safari [2026-04-18]
  Coco's Pixel Safari is a graphics archive offering free web decorations including dividers, favicons, stamps, blinkies, buttons, and more for anyone to use on their own site. The collection spans both new and old-web style graphics, making it a handy resource for anyone looking to add retro flair to their pages.
• CODES.CRD.CO [2026-07-07]
  Codes.crd.co is a CSS and HTML snippet resource packed with text effects, scrollbar customizations, image tricks, link styles, and music player tutorials for personal websites. Created by a hobbyist coder, the site offers ready-to-use code for effects like rainbow text, glowing text, bouncy letters, and cursor-following tooltips, making it a handy toolkit for anyone building old-web style pages.
• Coding Otaku [2026-07-07]
  Rahul Sivananda, known online as Coding Otaku, runs this personal site covering web technology, privacy, FOSS, minimalism, accessibility, and GNU/Linux. The site features blogs, projects, short stories, and a strong commitment to open-source and accessible web practices.
• CogDog is Alan Levine [2026-07-07]
  Alan Levine, known online as CogDog, is a veteran educational technologist and self-described 'itinerant web geek' who has been building and sharing open web tools since 1992. His site serves as a hub for his WordPress themes, plugins, custom web tools, presentations, photography, and extensive open-source contributions including over 70,000 public domain Flickr photos.
• COLDFRIES [2026-07-07]
  Coldfries is a minimalist personal site featuring music recommendations, creator shrines, and pixel art, with an embedded shoegaze track setting the mood. The site has a quiet, lo-fi aesthetic that reflects the owner's taste in indie and shoegaze music.
• Colin Walker - Jul 13, 2023 [2026-07-07]
  Colin Walker's personal blog covers writing, technology, mental health, and the IndieWeb movement with a philosophical slant. This particular entry dives into thoughtful commentary on social norms within the indie web ecosystem, referencing discussions about Webmentions and independent publishing culture.
• Collecting note takers - Andy Bell [2026-07-07]
  Andy Bell is a freelance web designer specializing in semantic HTML and CSS, and this archived note from 2019 captures his interest in collecting links to personal sites where people post their own notes. Andy is also the co-author of 'Every Layout' and curator of piccalil.li, making this a small window into the indie web and personal publishing community he helped foster.
• collections [2026-07-07]
  Collections is a federated archive site offering curated sets of old-web assets including 88x31 buttons, blinkies, music files, and MIDI tracks. Though the project is winding down after its host geocities.club announced closure, it amassed 50,000 visits and remains a nostalgic resource for retro web decoration materials.
• Colophon - Mark Wyner [2026-07-07]
  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.
• Colors on the Web > Color Tools > Color Wizard [2026-07-07]
  Colors on the Web is a dedicated reference site covering color theory, HTML color codes, websafe colors, and practical tools for web designers. The Color Wizard lets you enter any hex value and instantly generate matching color schemes including analogous, complementary, triadic, and tetradic palettes.
• colorsplash - webring [2026-07-07]
  Colorsplash is a general-purpose webring hosted by Nora (daedrms) that connects handcrafted, vibrant, and creative personal websites made without AI or site builders. Members are encouraged to bring color, energy, and creative works like art, writing, or music to the ring, with a small but growing index of member sites.
• Come on In! [2026-07-07]
  A welcoming splash page on Nekoweb with a classic old-web aesthetic, inviting visitors to enter the site proper. The minimal structure and browser compatibility notice hint at a handcrafted personal homepage, though the landing page alone reveals little about the creator's specific interests.
• Come one, come all, come laugh at this fool [2026-07-07]
  Zeus of the Crows has built a quirky, self-aware personal homepage with a playful retro terminal aesthetic, complete with fake login prompts and a tongue-in-cheek auto-redirect gimmick. The site participates in several webrings including the nojs webring, yesterwebring, geekring, and hotline webring, making it a node in the old-web revival community.
• Common fonts to all versions of Windows & Mac equivalents (Browser safe fonts) - Web design tips & tricks [2026-07-07]
  Created by Alberto Martinez Perez, this reference page lists browser-safe fonts common to all versions of Windows along with their Mac equivalents, making it an essential bookmark for web designers choosing typography. The site includes detailed font rendering screenshots across multiple operating systems and browsers, from Windows XP to Mac OS X, illustrating exactly how each font appears under different smoothing settings.
• Complete Guide to Pre-Installed Fonts in Linux, Mac, and Windows | A Padded Cell [2026-07-07]
  A Padded Cell is a web design help site featuring a comprehensive guide to pre-installed fonts across Linux, Mac, and Windows, authored by Megan McDermott in 2007. The guide covers font availability by operating system, CSS font stacking techniques, and foreign language fonts, making it an invaluable reference for designers seeking to move beyond the basic core web font set.
• CONNECTED - THE INTERNET Fanlisting [2026-07-07]
  Connected is a fanlisting dedicated to the Internet itself, celebrating the digital world that has become central to so many people's hobbies, entertainment, and daily lives. Run by Lacy and Stephanie as part of 10-31.net, the site lists over 1,000 fans who have joined to show their appreciation for this cornerstone of modern life.
• Conoga Hubworld [2026-07-07]
  Conoga Hubworld is a space-themed personal homepage by the creator known as Conoga, featuring a navigation hub called the 'Super Nav' and a playful retro-web aesthetic packed with site buttons and decorative imagery. The tongue-in-cheek 'Hackers beware' warning and custom site button invite visitors to link back, giving it that classic old-web charm.
• Contemporary Home Computing [2026-07-07]
  Contemporary Home Computing is a research and writing project by Olia Lialina and Dragan Espenschied exploring the cultural history of the web, home computing, and the evolving relationship between users and technology. Articles cover topics like vernacular web aesthetics, GIF culture, web paleontology, and what it means to be a computer user, making it a fascinating critical theory archive for anyone interested in internet history.
• Contents | Web Style Guide 3 [2026-07-07]
  The online edition of the classic 'Web Style Guide' by Patrick J. Lynch and Sarah Horton covers everything from information architecture and interface design to typography, editorial style, and multimedia. A comprehensive reference spanning 12 chapters, this third edition has been a foundational resource for web designers and developers seeking professional guidance on building usable, well-structured websites.
• Cooking Links [2026-07-07]
  A sprawling link directory collecting hundreds of cooking-related websites, from recipe collections and culinary tours to kosher food stores and mobile recipe apps. Visitors browsing RecipeBookOnline's cooking links section will find an A-to-Z curated list spanning party planning, vegetarian cooking, international cuisines, and specialty food shops.
• Cool ass website [2026-07-07]
  Pudingoii's debut website is a lovingly handcrafted homage to the early 2000s web aesthetic, built by someone who taught themselves CSS from scratch to create it. Packed with blinkies, a guestbook, and old-web vibes, it's a charming example of the retro personal homepage revival.
• Cool links [2026-07-07]
  A classic early-web personal links page from a Tripod user, collecting favorite sites ranging from Winamp and Napster to misheard lyrics and a duct tape fan page. It captures the quirky, eclectic spirit of early internet browsing with a mix of music tools, humor, and oddities.
• cool sites [2026-07-07]
  A curated links page by bbstar collecting favorite corners of the old web, from Winamp skin archives and pixel art resources to zines and personal sites. The collection reflects a distinct indie-web sensibility, gathering tools and creative resources that nostalgic netizens will find genuinely useful.
• Copyheart.org [2026-07-07]
  Copyheart.org promotes a simple philosophy that copying creative works is an act of love, not theft, offering the Copyheart symbol as an informal declaration that a creator wants their work freely copied and shared. Created by Nina, this minimal manifesto-style site challenges traditional copyright thinking and positions itself as a friendly alternative to complex free license frameworks like Creative Commons.
• corgi's page [2026-07-07]
  Corgi's page is a minimalist old-web style personal homepage with an animated gif entrance and an autoplay audio warning, evoking classic early internet aesthetics. The sparse, single-page gateway design suggests a retro hobbyist site built for the love of the old web experience.
• corow.net [2026-07-07]
  Corow.net is a minimalist old-web personal homepage with a classic handcrafted aesthetic, featuring a kiriban milestone counter and participation in the Hotline webring. The sparse but charming layout hints at a web enthusiast's personal space built with deliberate retro sensibility.
• Cosgan.de - Animierte Smilies und Gifs [2026-07-07]
  Cosgan.de is a large collection of animated smilies, emoticons, and GIFs organized into categories like happy, angry, love, animals, food, and more. Visitors can copy image URLs in multiple code formats including UBB, making it easy to drop these free graphics into forums, websites, and messages.
• Could Open Graph Just Be a CSS Media Type? | Scott Jehl, Web Designer/Developer [2026-07-07]
  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.
• courtney-care.neocities.org [2026-07-07]
  Courtney's personal Neocities page is currently in a revival state as of March 2025, featuring participation in old-web webrings like the Retronaut Web Ring and Hotline Webring. The site is essentially a shell with minimal content visible, but signals a return to the handcrafted personal web scene.
• Creating and Using Eleventy Collections | 11ty Rocks! [2026-07-07]
  11ty Rocks! by Stephanie Eckles is a dedicated resource hub for the Eleventy static site generator, offering tutorials, quick tips, and configuration samples. This particular post dives deep into creating and using Eleventy collections, covering tags, directory data files, front matter grouping, and filtering techniques with clear code examples.
• Crystalis Designs [2026-07-07]
  Crystalis Designs, run by Annie Jessan, offers free website layouts, graphics, banners, and buttons for other webmasters to download and use. With a collection of anime and manga inspired layouts and pop-up and frames styles, it serves as a classic early-2000s web graphics resource site.
• CSS blink blinking text - DoMedia [2026-07-07]
  Created by Ove Klykken, this page demonstrates how to recreate the classic 90s blinking text effect using CSS instead of the deprecated HTML blink tag. It includes working code examples with style and markup snippets, plus notes on browser compatibility across Opera and Mozilla-based browsers.
• CSS Bookmarklets for Testing and Fixing — Adrian Roselli [2026-07-07]
  Adrian Roselli's technical blog post presents a collection of CSS bookmarklets for testing and fixing common web issues, including removing intrusive overlays, finding missing alt attributes, and restoring focus outlines. The post includes ready-to-use bookmarklets alongside instructions for building your own, making it a practical resource for front-end developers and accessibility professionals.
• CSS Collection | Showcasing CSS Websites. [2026-07-07]
  CSS Collection is a curated showcase directory featuring thousands of websites built with CSS and tableless design techniques, serving as an inspiration gallery for web designers and developers. With over 3,425 submitted sites organized by category, it highlights exemplary CSS-driven design work ranging from portfolios to agency sites.
• CSS Drive Gallery- CSS Compressor [2026-07-07]
  CSS Drive is a comprehensive web design resource featuring a CSS gallery organized by layout type and color scheme, along with practical tools like this CSS Compressor utility. Visitors can minify their stylesheets with adjustable compression levels, browse tutorials, and explore demos covering CSS3, HTML5, JavaScript, and more.
• CSS examples [2026-07-07]
  pmob.co.uk is a classic CSS reference and demo site packed with tutorials, layout examples, and bug fixes for common browser quirks from the early web era. Visitors can explore three-column layouts, tab rollovers, dropdown menus, CSS animations, and an extensive FAQ covering techniques that pushed the limits of what CSS could do before modern frameworks existed.
• CSS JOY Webring [2026-07-07]
  CSS JOY is a webring created by Sara for developers and hobbyists who love experimenting with CSS, connecting old-web enthusiasts who take pride in crafting their own stylesheets. The site provides navigation links and ready-to-use code snippets for members to add to their sites, celebrating the resurgence of handcrafted web design outside of social media algorithms.
• CSS Zen Garden [2026-07-07]
  The Beauty of CSS Design: CSS Zen Garden is a landmark web design showcase created by Dave Shea that demonstrates the power of CSS by applying different stylesheets to identical HTML, transforming the same page into wildly different visual experiences. Designers worldwide have contributed hundreds of unique CSS designs, making it both an inspiration gallery and a practical learning tool for anyone working with web layouts.
• CSS, Fandom, and Nonsense [2026-07-07]
  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.
• CSS1 support in Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 [2026-07-07]
  Created by Braden N. McDaniel in 1997, this detailed reference documents exactly which CSS1 properties and features were supported (or broken) in Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 for Windows 95 and NT. It covers fonts, backgrounds, color units, URL handling, and cascade behavior, making it an invaluable technical snapshot of early browser CSS compatibility.
• CSS3 3D Ribbons using 2D Transforms | Always Twisted [2026-07-07]
  Stuart Robson's Always Twisted is a front-end development and web design resource featuring detailed CSS3 tutorials, including this walkthrough on creating 3D ribbons using only 2D CSS transforms and pseudo-elements. The article demonstrates a clean, minimal HTML approach using:before and:after elements, complete with full code snippets for developers looking to ditch Photoshop-made ribbon graphics.
• CSS3 Previews - CSS3 . Info [2026-07-07]
  CSS3.info is a dedicated reference and preview site documenting the emerging features of CSS3, covering modules like borders, backgrounds, color, text effects, and selectors as they rolled out across major browsers. With over 55 CSS3 preview entries, tutorials, browser compatibility coverage, and module status tracking, it served as an essential hub for web developers keeping pace with the evolving CSS specification.
• CSS3 WordArt [2026-07-07]
  CSS3 WordArt recreates the iconic Microsoft Office WordArt experience entirely in CSS3, letting you pick styles, customize fonts, and generate nostalgic decorative text effects right in the browser. It's a clever tribute to a beloved piece of 90s design history, built as an interactive tool for anyone who misses the gaudy rainbow arched text of their childhood documents.
• CSSnowflakes! [2026-07-07]
  CSSnowflakes is a free web resource by PavelTheCoder that provides pure CSS animated falling snowflakes you can drop into any webpage without JavaScript. A handy holiday decoration tool for web developers, it works in all modern browsers using CSS animations and requires only a simple HTML snippet to implement.
• Ctrl-C.club! [2026-07-07]
  Ctrl-C.club is a public-access Unix shell community (a "tilde" server) where over 800 members can host personal web pages, chat via IRC, post to a text-based forum, and play NetHack together. It captures the collaborative, DIY spirit of the early internet by giving anyone a free slice of shared Linux server to build and tinker with.
• Cuddler Webring Index [2026-07-07]
  The Cuddler Webring was a now-defunct webring connecting personal websites whose members all share a love of cuddling, and this index page preserves the full list of member sites. It serves as a nostalgic archive of the old-web community, linking to nearly 30 personal homepages from creators like Viatrix, dotmidi, Shroom.Ink, and others.
• Curated random links [2026-07-07]
  Corentin's curated random link collection serves up handpicked URLs from topics like tech, Python, Django, FOSS, arts, ethics, and cool websites, delivered one at a time through a simple query parameter interface. The project is a no-JS, handcrafted PWA that transforms a personal bookmarks folder into a shareable discovery tool for the curious web wanderer.
• cure your heartache ♡ [2026-07-07]
  Loveberry is a Nekoweb resource site offering materials and tools for building personal websites in the old-web style. The redirect-focused setup and meta description suggest it serves as a hub for web design resources aimed at the Neocities and Nekoweb community.
• Cursor Cave [2026-07-07]
  Cursor Cave is a free cursor resource created by Kiunlo, offering hundreds of custom PNG and.CUR cursor files organized by fandom and theme, including World of Warcraft, DC, Transformers, pride flags, and more. Visitors can download ready-to-use cursor sets for Windows computers or grab individual cursors for use on personal websites and Tumblr themes.
• Cyb3rnetic's Site - Front Page [2026-07-07]
  Cyb3rnetic's personal Neocities homepage features a minimal front page with a cyberpunk-inflected aesthetic, a hit counter, and background audio. The site is in early stages with very little content visible beyond the landing page.
• Cyberzettel – ClassicPress Based Note System [2026-07-07]
  Cyberzettel is Brad Enslen's personal note-keeping system and blog built on ClassicPress, covering topics like zettelkasten methods, digital gardens, search engines, and typewriters. It doubles as a living commonplace book where Brad documents his explorations of indie web tools, alternative search engines, and analog writing instruments.
• Cytospamming u irl [2026-07-07]
  A cheerful, under-construction personal homepage on Neocities with a playful 'cytospam' theme, welcoming visitors with a casual tone and mobile-friendly page options. The site is actively being built and updated, offering a classic handcrafted old-web feel with image-heavy layout and a warm, informal personality.
• dagurthehorrible.neocities.org [2026-07-07]
  Dagur's personal corner of the old web, built with a retro web aesthetic and proudly labeled as a Web 1.4 experience. The site is desktop-only and requires clicking through to enter, hinting at a classic geocities-style personal homepage waiting inside.
• daisy [2026-07-07]
  The Bolognese Webring, created and maintained by daisy/spagwhetti, is an open-membership webring with no requirements, inviting anyone to join just for fun. The page provides clear instructions for joining via GitHub pull requests, adding the navigation embed, and even customizing embed colors to match your site.
• Damian Walsh | Designer (Interaction/UX/UI) based in Manchester, England [2026-07-07]
  Damian Walsh is a Manchester-based interaction, UX, and UI designer who shares blog posts about web development topics like Eleventy static sites, Netlify deployments, and digital gardens. The site also doubles as a personal log of his music listening (494 releases) and reading habits (293 books), making it a tidy window into both his professional work and cultural interests.
• Dan Cohen's Old Tyme Home Page on the WWW [2026-07-07]
  Dan Cohen's tilde.club homepage mixes nostalgic old-web charm with a brief but thoughtful reflection on social networks, community, and human connection in the digital age. The page features three semi-serious theses about tilde.club's emergence as a social space, plus links to Cohen's other online presence including the Digital Public Library of America.
• Dan Cohen's Old Tyme Home Page on the WWW [2026-07-07]
  Dan Cohen's tilde.club personal page features a playful retro aesthetic and includes a short but thoughtful set of theses about the nature of social networks on the early web revival platform tilde.club. The page is a charming artifact of the 2014 tilde.club renaissance, with links to the Digital Public Library of America and musings on human social behavior online.
• Dana Byerly - Interaction Designer Who Codes [2026-07-07]
  Dana Byerly is an interaction designer and front-end developer who has been building on the web since 1996, sharing notes and articles about side projects, tools, and the craft of keeping things simple with HTML and CSS. The site reflects a thoughtful, minimalist philosophy with a colophon, style guide, accessibility statement, and a no-AI commitment that make it a great example of intentional web design practice.
• Daniel Pietzsch [2026-07-07]
  Daniel Pietzsch is a Düsseldorf-based web developer who built FeedCity, a stress-free RSS reader, and co-organizes the local Homebrew Website Club, a group dedicated to the indie web movement. His personal site blends blog posts about web development, RSS advocacy, and self-hosting with a film photography journal and polaroid snapshots.
• Danny Yee [2026-07-07]
  Friends, Acquaintances, other 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.
• Darktheme Club | A showcase of dark themed websites. [2026-07-07]
  Created by Garrit Franke and inspired by the 512kb Club, the Darktheme Club curates a growing list of websites that implement dark themes either by default or through CSS color-scheme preferences. It serves as both a showcase and a gentle nudge toward better, eye-friendly web design practices across the independent web.
• Dave Kellam – I make things on the internet [2026-07-07]
  Dave Kellam is a developer, designer, and teacher who shares thoughts on programming, the open web, and internet culture through a long-running personal blog. Recent posts touch on topics like early blogging nostalgia, the philosophy of programming, and reweirding the web, making it a thoughtful stop for anyone interested in web craft and digital life.
• David Shanske – The Definitive Location [2026-07-07]
  David Shanske's personal site doubles as a hub for his IndieWeb WordPress plugins, including tools for location sharing, webmentions, micropub, and syndication links. A developer passionate about decentralized web identity, David shares blog posts, photos, and travel snippets alongside links to his open-source projects.
• david.roess.li / My name is David Roessli, and I make websites on a Mac. [2026-07-07]
  David Roessli's personal weblog chronicles the work and wanderings of a Mac-based web designer, mixing posts about web history, digital tools, and occasional travel and gear reviews. The site blends thoughtful commentary on web culture with hands-on observations, touching on topics like early web nostalgia, e-reader software, and photography.
• Deadnet Internet Services [2026-07-07]
  Deadnet Internet Services is a bare-bones personal web presence created by someone going by 'Headcrash,' offering what appears to be a minimalist old-school internet services page. The extremely sparse content makes it difficult to determine specific offerings, but the retro ISP-style branding evokes the early days of personal web hosting.
• DeadRodrick [2026-07-07]
  DeadRodrick's Neocities homepage is a classic old-web style personal portal featuring badges, stamps, and community affiliations including 32-Bit Cafe and Melonland. The site leans into indie web culture with nods to anti-Web3 sentiment, Deltarune, Miku fandom, and LGBTQ pride, serving as a colorful jumping-off point into the creator's broader web presence.
• Dear my angel... [2026-07-07]
  A sparse personal page by someone called Oblique Angel, featuring a brief anxious note and participation in the No AI Webring. The site is nearly empty of content beyond its webring links and a single image.
• DecomDiatom [2026-07-07]
  DecomDiatom appears to be a personal site with a name referencing decomposition and diatoms, microscopic algae studied in biology and ecology. The site is still in its earliest stages with minimal content visible, but the name suggests a focus on natural science topics.
• decsinc — roxwize.xyz [2026-07-07]
  Decsinc (also written --O++) is a minimalist webring created by roxwize that welcomes all kinds of personal sites, with a preference for less-is-more aesthetics while remaining open to maximalist and in-between styles. Members join by designing a tiny 1-bit icon in the distinctive --O++ motif and embedding the webring widget on their site, making it a charming and creative little community connector.
• deeperwell.nekoweb.org [2026-07-07]
  Deeperwell is a charming under-construction personal site by the creator known as dunderwhelp, currently serving up a placeholder front page with a pixely ocean illustration and plans for much more. The site hints at big ambitions and a love of old-web aesthetics, with a webring already in place and updates promised as the busy creator finds time.
• del.icio.us direc.tor [2026-07-07]
  Delivering An AJAX Web Service Broker – Purveyor of Fine Words: Johnvey Hwang's del.icio.us direc.tor is a pioneering 2005 AJAX prototype that provided a rich, in-browser alternative interface for managing del.icio.us bookmarks, handling up to 12,000 records with find-as-you-type search and tag browsing. The project served as research into client-side web service brokering using XML, XSL, and JavaScript, and earned praise from Lifehacker, Jesse James Garrett, and other early web luminaries.
• denpa.neocities.org [2026-07-07]
  A brand-new personal homepage by a first-time web builder, created in June 2024 and still in its earliest stages. There is almost no content yet beyond a greeting and a Twitter link, making this a site very much under construction.
• Dequake [2026-07-07]
  Dequake is a personal Neocities site with a casual, irreverent tone, warning visitors upfront about mild swearing, alcohol references, and potentially flashy ads. The site appears to be in its early stages, offering little content beyond an introductory splash page.
• Design Systems Webring [2026-07-07]
  The Design Systems Webring is a human-curated collection of personal websites belonging to design system practitioners, connecting 23 members from across the industry. Created by Ariel Salminen, it welcomes anyone working with design systems regardless of experience level and provides simple instructions for joining via GitHub pull request.
• Designer, Researcher, Manager — Daniel Ritzenthaler [2026-07-07]
  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.
• Destination [2026-07-07]
  Bloxy!: Bloxy97's personal site greets visitors with a quirky splash page full of browser tips, age warnings, and a mysterious green orb to enter. The site promises a wiki, iframes galore, and some cheeky humor, hinting at a sprawling personal web project worth exploring.
• Developing Site :skull_emoji [2026-07-07]
  Wypixla's personal site is currently under construction, with little content beyond a Hotline Webring navigation and a link to a group called 'The Peanut Gallery of Idiots.' There is almost nothing here yet, but the site is part of the old-web revival community via the Hotline Webring.
• Diagram Website – An internet map [2026-07-07]
  Diagram Website is an interactive internet map created by Kristoffer Tjalve and Elliott Cost, built to chart and visualize links across the web. Visitors can submit sites, browse an index, and explore the project in random mode, making it a quirky cartographic experiment for navigating online spaces.
• Digital garden | fglt [2026-07-07]
  The digital garden of fglt, a web developer who shares lightweight software projects, accessibility tools, web development tips, and app concepts alongside a deep passion for music production and discovery. Highlights include a color scheme builder, a VSCode theme, a mood-based playlist generator, and curated listening lists spanning genres from trance to jazz to prog rock.
• Digital Girl Designs ~ code fancies for the small Wired! [2026-07-07]
  Digital Girl Designs is a small web design studio by Kirryn, focused on creating code resources and design fancies for the indie and small web community. The site positions itself as a boutique source for web design tools and snippets tailored to personal and hobbyist websites.
• Digital Space Place [2026-07-07]
  Digital Space Place is a visually bold personal site on Neocities, built with flashing gifs, bright colors, and fast-moving imagery that give it a classic old-web aesthetic. The site warns visitors about photosensitive content and requests privacy around linking, hinting at a carefully curated personal creative space.
• DirB [2026-07-07]
  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.
• Directories and URLs [2026-07-07]
  A beginner-friendly HTML tutorial page covering URLs, directory structures, links, FTP uploads, and an introduction to Cascading Style Sheets. Part of a larger web design guide hosted on Tripod, it walks newcomers through the anatomy of a URL and how to manage files with tools like CuteFTP.
• disassociated.com - self-publishing since 1997 [2026-07-07]
  Running since 1997, disassociated.com is a long-running personal blog covering technology, web publishing tools like Eleventy/11ty, literature, health, and the IndieWeb and Small Web movements. The blogger writes thoughtful commentary on a wide range of topics, with a particular enthusiasm for independent self-publishing and the culture surrounding it.
• Disassociating [2026-07-07]
  Whysofurious's personal site 'Disassociating' is a handcrafted Neocities-style corner built with Zola, featuring a blog covering self-hosting, jailbreaking Kindles, GrapheneOS, and open-access academia. The site blends tech tinkering posts with fanlistings for books, games, and fandoms, and carries a strong indie-web ethos with webrings, a guestbook, and openly licensed source code.
• Distinctive Quality [2026-07-07]
  Ovi Demetrian Jr shares practical web design techniques and front-end development insights on this long-running design blog, covering topics like CSS grid, text formatting, page layout systems, and UI/UX best practices. Posts are thoughtful and opinionated, making it a solid resource for web designers who care about craft and usability.
• Dive in tommi.space [2026-07-07]
  Tommi's personal homepage is a richly expressive digital space built with indie-web values, featuring a blog, event listings, webrings, and a workshop called 'Knitting Our Internet' that explores decentralized internet alternatives. The site reflects a deeply considered philosophy around the open web, digital identity, and resisting surveillance capitalism, making it a standout example of thoughtful personal web publishing.
• Divergent Rays [2026-07-07]
  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.
• Dizzy's Bunny Hell - Landing [2026-07-07]
  Dizzy's Bunny Hell is a charming Neocities personal site built with accessibility in mind, featuring bitmap fonts, toggleable GIFs, and a retro web aesthetic. The landing page connects to multiple webrings including Geekring, Ladies of the Links, Hotline Ring, and Retronaut, suggesting a hub for eclectic old-web interests.
• Does My Site Deserve Recognition? [2026-07-07]
  A practical checklist and reference guide for evaluating whether a website truly deserves recognition, awards, or citation as a best-practice example. It covers web accessibility standards (WCAG 2.0/2.1), the P.O.U.R. principles, screen reader compatibility, print stylesheets, valid code, and cross-browser support, with curated links to tools and further reading.
• DOG-HOUSE [2026-07-07]
  DOG-HOUSE is a personal Neocities web zone with a dog-themed aesthetic, featuring a custom cursor sprite and a welcoming retro-web vibe. The site is just getting started with minimal content so far, but its playful branding and old-web charm make it worth watching.
• DOTI Web Directory [2026-07-07]
  DOTI Web Directory is a DMOZ-inspired link directory organized into broad categories like Arts, Computers, Science, and Recreation. Hosted on Neocities, it invites submissions via email and aims to catalog the web in classic old-school directory fashion.
• dougbeal – digital dougbeal [2026-07-07]
  Douglas Beal's personal blog and IndieWeb presence, documenting check-ins, RSVPs, and notes from Homebrew Website Club meetups in Seattle and beyond. As a freelance developer and IndieWeb Meetup Seattle organizer, Beal's site embodies the indie web ethos with webring participation, microformats, and a self-hosted WordPress setup.
• Download free website templates from OpenDesigns.org [2026-07-07]
  OpenDesigns.org is a large open-source web design gallery offering over 2000 free, downloadable website templates searchable by style, color, column layout, license, and keyword tags. With hundreds of thousands of downloads on top-rated templates and community submission features, it serves as a go-to resource for designers seeking ready-made HTML and HTML5 layouts.
• dozens [2026-07-07]
  Dozens is a prolific tilde.town resident who has built an impressive collection of quirky projects, games, and tools including a cribbage fan site, a giraffe RPG, CSS art, a podcast about the tildeverse, and much more. The sheer variety of creative output here, from serialized RPG fiction to a worldwide internet time tool, makes this one of the most densely packed and charming personal pages in the tilde community.
• dpolakovic.space [2026-07-07]
  David Polakovic's curated web directory serves as a hand-picked "yellow pages" for surfers tired of ad-cluttered search engines, organizing links across software, programming, tools, and tutorials. The collection leans heavily toward free software, retro computing resources, Linux utilities, and developer tools, reflecting the site owner's technical passions.
• dpolakovic.space [2026-07-07]
  David Polakovic's personal blog covers a eclectic mix of hacking, Star Wars opinions, and classic text adventures like Zork, with posts ranging from Windows 95 printer exploits to Y2K-style bug musings. The site is self-hosted with a Git server, RSS feed, and GPLv3 source code, giving it a strong indie web and open-source ethos.
• drawboard [2026-07-07]
  Drawboard is a collaborative online drawing board where visitors can draw together in real time, accumulating nearly 3000 drawings since its launch in January 2022. It deliberately omits undo support and mobile compatibility to preserve drawing integrity, making it a quirky and community-driven creative tool.
• Dream Guardian ~ the DREAMCATCHERS fanlisting [2026-07-07]
  Dream Guardian is the official TFL-approved fanlisting for dreamcatchers, the decorative Native American-inspired objects, with 179 members from around the world who share a love of them. Created by Cheryl in 2007, the site offers join codes and a growing member list for fans to sign up and connect.
• drig.com [2026-07-07]
  This site appears to be a minimal or placeholder page at drig.com, containing only a single image with no title or additional content visible. There is not enough content to determine a dominant topic, but the sparse structure suggests an early or abandoned personal web presence.
• dudalog [2026-07-07]
  Dudalog is a freshly launched personal site on Neocities, offering bilingual navigation in English and Portuguese. The site is just getting started as of 2025, with minimal content currently in place but a mobile-friendly design already set up.
• duducat's outlink collection - duducat's website! [2026-07-07]
  Duducat's outlink collection is a curated page of personal site affiliates, indie web favorites, and webring memberships maintained by the creator ducdat0507. It serves as a hub for discovering handcrafted personal websites and connecting to old-web communities like the Hotline Webring and gradientring.
• Duncan Mackenzie [2026-07-07]
  Duncan Mackenzie's personal blog covers engineering management, software development practices, and web performance, with posts ranging from peer feedback strategies to adding e-commerce and photo galleries to a Hugo-based site. The mix of leadership advice and hands-on technical tutorials makes it a practical read for developers moving into management or building their own web projects.
• DYSMORPH.COM [2026-07-07]
  DYSMORPH.COM is a minimalist personal site on Nekoweb built around sharing CSS and web design knowledge, featuring annotated code references, curated links to resources like W3Schools and CSS-Tricks, and a template with guided comments for beginners. The creator, who loves the old web aesthetic, built this as a reaction to the modern internet, making it a tidy starting point for anyone learning to hand-code their own site.
• Easiest Web Page Authoring Resources [2026-07-07]
  A curated directory of free web page authoring tools, hosting platforms, and software resources aimed at beginners looking to build their first website. The page covers everything from drag-and-drop site builders like Weebly and Homestead to HTML tutorials, free collaboration tools, and software download sites.
• EchoEcho.Com Tools - Tools [2026-07-07]
  EchoEcho.Com offers a suite of online tools for webmasters, including this custom cursor generator that writes HTML and CSS code on the fly for Internet Explorer-compatible link cursors. Visitors can select from a variety of cursor styles, preview them, and copy the generated code directly into their own web pages with no coding knowledge required.
• Editable Accesskeys | Musings [2026-07-07]
  Jacques Distler's 'Musings' blog features a technical post exploring JavaScript-based editable accesskeys, a web accessibility mechanism for keyboard navigation shortcuts. The post dives into XHTML/CSS standards, DOM scripting, and browser compatibility, reflecting the author's deep engagement with web standards and accessible design.
• eerdat.dev [2026-07-07]
  This site at eerdat.dev appears to be a personal developer page that is currently in early stages or under construction, containing only a test placeholder. Very little content is present to evaluate, but the domain suggests a developer or tech-focused personal presence.
• eightyeightthirtyone [2026-07-07]
  Eightyeightthirtyone is a fascinating project that crawls and maps the interconnected web of 88x31 pixel buttons found across personal and hobbyist websites, visualizing the links between them as a graph. It offers a unique window into the old-web tradition of button exchanges, tracing how sites connect to one another through these tiny badges.
• Eine IndieWeb Community - Maurice Renck [2026-07-07]
  Maurice Renck's blog covers IndieWeb principles, web development, and the open web, with this post detailing how he built a small community around weekly blog roundups using JavaScript and a JSON-based webring-style widget. The site blends technical how-to content with IndieWeb advocacy, touching on tools like Kirby, NodeJS, CSS, and Mastodon integration.
• El Cybre $pace - Mats Dyremyhr Bakkes nettside [2026-07-07]
  Mats Dyremyhr Bakke is a Norwegian IT consultant based in Halden who shares his professional background, education, and online presence through this minimalist personal homepage. The site participates in several old-web rings including the Geekring, LowTech Webring, Fediring, and Retronaut Webring, reflecting a fondness for indie web culture.
• ElastoUI [2026-07-12]
  A freemium library of ecommerce-focused SVG UI icons for Figma, web, and apps. Offers free and pro vector icon sets across categories like UI basics, arrows, payments, delivery, maps, and niche industry packs, with a commercial license, no attribution required, and lifetime updates.
• ELITE784[dot]Online [2026-07-07]
  ELITE784.Online is the personal homepage of a self-described 'idiot' hosted on Nekoweb, featuring a retro old-web aesthetic with browser compatibility badges and a home server connection option. The splash page showcases classic web culture touches including a WEB-14 rating badge, anti-Chrome sentiment, and credits to Kallistero's Effect Maker for its visual effects.
• elle's homepage / start [2026-07-07]
  Elle's homepage is a minimalist personal site on the small web, self-described as belonging to 'a very internet person' with an emphasis on handcrafted HTML. With almost no crawlable content beyond the bare shell, it hints at a web-native sensibility but offers little for visitors to explore.
• Elsa Gonsiorowski [2026-07-07]
  Elsa Gonsiorowski's personal homepage serves as a hub linking to her CV, blog, talks archive, CrossFit tracker, and reading list. It offers a glimpse into the life of a professional with technical and personal interests, organized into a tidy collection of personal and family resources.
• Elwin van Eede [2026-07-07]
  Elwin van Eede is a design-oriented frontend engineer and hobbyist artist who shares blog posts, personal art projects, and web development work including contributions to the Nord Design System. The site blends creative output with technical projects, offering a window into the intersection of visual design and frontend engineering.
• elysia's Website [2026-07-07]
  Elysia's hand-coded personal site is a playful, experimental space packed with hidden pages, webrings, and a wide range of interests including Fire Emblem, Minecraft, trains, fighting games, photography, and dress-up. The site doubles as a creative sandbox where the webmistress deliberately leaves things semi-hidden and frequently broken as part of the exploratory fun.
• Empress Anita [2026-07-07]
  Empress Anita's Neocities homepage is a personal hub for random interests, featuring a multilingual welcome message in English, Lithuanian, and what appears to be a constructed language. The site is in active redesign, currently light on content but inviting visitors to explore and grab a site stamp for linking back.
• emptyhalls (coming soon) [2026-07-07]
  Emptyhalls is a sparse Neocities personal page that appears to be in an early construction phase, with a welcoming introductory song and a guestbook for visitors. The site has posted a few key edits over the years hinting at planned content, but currently offers little beyond a placeholder and a note for new visitors.
• END OF THE INTERNET [2026-07-07]
  A playful tribute to the classic 'End of the Internet' joke, this site humorously declares that visitors have reached the final page of the web and should go touch grass. Beyond the gag, it functions as an active webring hub connecting old-web enthusiast sites, complete with instructions for joining and links to member rings like Retronaut and Hotline.
• ENTER [2026-07-07]
  S1nez's self-described 'silliest website of all time' is a vibrant old-web-style personal page with autoplay music, flashing visuals, and plenty of personality. The site is in the process of migrating to Nekoweb, and participates in The Hotline Webring as part of the indie web community.
• ENTER [2026-07-07]
  Samson's personal homepage on Nekoweb features an old-web aesthetic with a Windows 95-style entry dialog, webrings, and a curated list of featured websites. The site is a work in progress with a retro, dorky charm and links to pixel art and indie web communities.
• enter – clockwork-fairy[dot]net [2026-07-07]
  Clockwork-fairy.net is a personal site with an entry splash page specifying browser and display requirements typical of early 2000s web design culture. The site is essentially a shell with no accessible content beyond the entrance page, making it nearly impossible to assess the owner's interests or topics.
• enter if you dare [2026-07-07]
  A visually dramatic personal site with a Matrix-inspired aesthetic, warning visitors about flashing lights and designed for a specific desktop experience. The sparse entry page builds atmosphere with its cryptic 'enter if you dare' invitation, suggesting an elaborate creative or artistic space within.
• Enter the Realm................. [2026-07-07]
  Machine-cat's old landing page serves as a redirect hub, pointing visitors to a new webhost while preserving active webring memberships. The sparse page features classic old-web aesthetics with a clickable warp portal and participation in the NewWeb personal pages webring.
• Enter? [2026-07-07]
  AudioDuck is a personal Neocities site with a distinctive handcrafted old-web aesthetic, featuring custom navigation and font credits for its logo and sidebar. The site participates in the No AI Webring, signaling a commitment to human-made web creativity.
• ENTRYWAY [2026-07-07]
  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.
• Epeus' epigone [2026-07-07]
  Kevin Marks' long-running blog explores the social dynamics of web platforms like Twitter, Google+, and Buzz through thoughtful analytical essays on how design shapes human behavior online. Running since at least 2001, it covers topics like social media theory, open standards, Activity Streams, and the listening web with a distinctly tech-humanist perspective.
• EPHEMERAL – fanlisting collective directory [2026-07-07]
  EPHEMERAL is a fanlisting collective directory run by Ainna, listing over 70 member collectives from the TFL and TAFL fanlisting networks. Visitors can browse the curated list of fellow collective owners or submit their own site to be included in this old-web community hub.
• Epic Space. [2026-07-07]
  Epic Space is a retro-styled personal homepage by a creator known as Epic, featuring a nostalgic old-web aesthetic with audio autoplay, a webring system, and widgets. The site serves mainly as a portal redirecting visitors to the creator's newer Nekoweb presence while preserving the original content.
• epicsauce [2026-07-07]
  A beginner's personal homepage on Neocities marking someone's first foray into building a website, featuring a link to a sibling's YouTube channel and a shareable site button. The content is minimal but captures the charm of a first-ever web project just getting started.
• ericportis.com [2026-07-07]
  Eric Portis writes technical articles about responsive images, color spaces, and web performance, alongside personal posts about running, camping, and travel. His deep dives into browser features like View Transitions and the picture element make this a valuable resource for front-end developers interested in cutting-edge web standards.
• ETK! [2026-07-07]
  ETK! is the personal homepage of Kris, a self-described girly girl who embraces 'jank code' and old-web aesthetics on Neocities. The site features sections like a log, a Krisipedia, a GFX (graphics) area, and neighbor links, making it a classic handcrafted personal hub with web graphics and community elements.
• Everythings Better With Brentter [2026-07-07]
  Brent's personal tech blog covers web development, self-hosting, open-source tools, Python scripting, and RSS culture with a mix of tutorials and commentary. Posts range from hands-on coding guides (Python APIs, Hugo shortcodes, virtual environments) to nostalgic looks at advertising campaigns and recommendations for interesting websites.
• Example Webpage [2026-07-07]
  A minimal demonstration webpage created to accompany an article on webpage development, showing a basic working example with linked source code on GitHub. The site serves as a practical reference for readers learning about building simple web pages.
• Example Webpage [2026-07-07]
  A demonstration webpage built to accompany an article on webpage development, featuring a personal collection of recipes and cooking resources. The site is minimal in scope but serves as a functional example for readers exploring web development concepts.
• expect.eu [2026-07-07]
  A charming personal homepage from Europe featuring a built-in radio stream the creator is clearly proud of, a guestbook, and a collection of webrings and extras. The site has a cozy old-web feel with its 'open 24/7' welcome message and playful tone.
• faehnri.ch [2026-07-07]
  Faehnri.ch is a personal site featuring posts and pages under the whimsical tagline 'the site fantastic,' participating in several webrings including the Geekring, Fediring, Retronaut, and 1.44MB Webring. The site's webring memberships hint at a tech-savvy, retro-web-enthusiast creator with an interest in the indie web community.
• FAN.NEKOWEB.ORG [2026-07-07]
  FAN.NEKOWEB.ORG is a hand-coded personal site on Nekoweb that leads with a detailed technical disclosure page, highlighting its use of iframes, drop-shadow animations, fixed positioning, and JavaScript. The entrance page itself reads like a love letter to old-web craftsmanship, complete with planned accessibility features like a font switcher and gif pauser.
• Fansite Directory – Just trying to list all the fan sites out there [2026-07-07]
  Fansite-Directory.net is a curated link directory cataloging fan sites across categories including female celebrities, male celebrities, film and television, and music groups. With 156 fan sites listed since August 2015, it serves as a handy hub for discovering dedicated fan communities across entertainment.
• Favorite Links [2026-07-07]
  John Britto's personal favorites page curates a broad collection of links spanning airlines, Indian banks, education resources, Tamil magazines, and free e-books. The site reflects the interests of an Indian professional likely living in Malaysia, making it a curious snapshot of early web browsing habits across two countries.
• Favorite Links [2026-07-07]
  A simple personal homepage by Akash Tamang featuring a curated list of favorite links including gaming site Miniclip and social network Hi5. The page is part of a small Tripod-hosted site with sections for personal info, friends, and computer tips.
• fawnofthewired.neocities.org [2026-07-07]
  A stylized personal landing page with an atmospheric 'always connected' theme, featuring audio and animated visuals with a retro-web aesthetic. The site warns visitors about flashing colors and gifs, suggesting a richly decorated old-web experience awaits beyond the entry point.
• Fieldset and legend formatting demo [2026-07-07]
  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.
• Fire Chicken Webring [2026-07-07]
  Fire Chicken Webring is an invite-only webring created by Arne Bahlo, connecting a curated collection of personal websites from developers and creators around the web. Members can browse the ring via navigation links, and an OPML file is provided so visitors can subscribe to all member sites at once via RSS.
• Firey's Hideout [2026-07-07]
  Firey's Hideout is a budding personal site by a creator called firey, featuring planned sections for calculators, a personal collection, and stamps. The site is in its early stages but shows a clear focus on building interactive tools and curated web content.
• fLaMEd fury [2026-07-07]
  fLaMEd fury is a personal web hub by fLaMEd, a New Zealand-based webmaster who has been surfing the internet since 1996 and writes lovingly about the open web, personal websites, and building things online. The site doubles as a living collection of vinyl records, books, beers, bookmarks, and blog posts, described by its creator as a love letter to the everything/nothing websites of the early 2000s.
• flickr cc attribution bookmarklet maker [2026-07-07]
  Created by cogdog, this handy tool generates a bookmarklet that makes attributing Flickr Creative Commons photos a simple cut-and-paste operation for bloggers and content creators. It supports multiple output formats including plain HTML, WordPress Classic and Block editors, Medium, Markdown, and stamped image attribution.
• flipping typical – preview text & compare your fonts easily [2026-07-07]
  Flipping Typical is a browser-based font preview tool created by Stuart Robinson that lets you instantly compare all the typefaces installed on your computer side by side. Type in any text and see it rendered across dozens of popular fonts simultaneously, with keyboard shortcuts for toggling bold, italic, night mode, and alphabetical sorting.
• floppy's web lounge [2026-07-07]
  Floppy's Web Lounge is a thoughtfully crafted personal site with sections covering articles, technology, media, and personal thoughts, with a clear emphasis on internet privacy and digital freedom. The site's Nutrition Facts disclaimer about external scripts and its link to the Online Spyware Watchdog signal a creator deeply interested in web privacy and mindful browsing.
• FloppyJay3000 [2026-07-07]
  FloppyJay3000 is a colorful old-web personal site from 2015-2018 featuring animated GIFs, games, and links to other Neocities creators. The site has a classic early-internet feel with a 'Gif of the Week' feature, a guestbook, and shoutouts to fellow hobbyist web designers in the Neocities community.
• Floral Tiled Backgrounds [2026-07-07]
  Created by Andy, this page offers a collection of floral tiled background images designed for use in personal websites, with clickable previews showing how each pattern looks at full scale. Part of a larger "Sets By Andy" network, it also links to butterfly backgrounds, textured backgrounds, holiday sets, and other free web graphics resources.
• flowers [2026-07-07]
  The Great Catsby is a charming personal Neocities site by a creator named Vincent, built with a floral aesthetic and filled with CSS learning notes, webrings, and decorative old-web elements. The page source doubles as an informal CSS tutorial with inline comments linking to W3Schools references, making it a fun snapshot of someone learning web design in public.
• Flowing Energy - the Waterfalls fanlisting [2026-07-07]
  Flowing Energy is a fanlisting dedicated to waterfalls, currently owned by Nathalie and hosted as part of Glitterskies.org, listing over 500 fans from 43 countries worldwide. Listed under The Fanlistings Network's Nature category, it celebrates these natural wonders with a brief overview of what makes waterfalls so captivating.
• fluffmoth's id buttons [2026-07-07]
  Fluffmoth's ID Buttons is a free resource database of tiny identity buttons for use on personal websites, offering a light/dark theme toggle for browsing. It's a handy archive for anyone looking to add small identity or pride-related pixel buttons to their old-web-style pages.
• fly me to the moon! [2026-07-07]
  A personal homepage by moondvsted that is currently under construction, offering a dreamy old-web aesthetic with minimal content visible at this stage. The site hints at more to come with links to webrings and a placeholder index, making it a work-in-progress space worth revisiting.
• Follow the 10 ground rules, or fail on the web - Friendly Bit [2026-07-07]
  Emil Stenström's Friendly Bit presents practical rules for understanding how the web works, covering topics like anonymity, linking, copyright, and online identity. This tutorial-style post from 2008 offers sharp, opinionated guidance for developers and web professionals who want to avoid common pitfalls when building for the web.
• Fonts by Cal Henderson [2026-07-07]
  Cal Henderson's detailed tutorial walks through creating pixel fonts from scratch using Font Creator Program, covering FUnit math, Em-Square calculations, and cross-platform rendering differences between Windows and macOS. With over 334,000 downloads and a multi-part guide including Fontographer-specific instructions, this is a practical technical reference for anyone interested in designing their own bitmap or pixel fonts.
• FOREVER FORNEVER [2026-07-07]
  FOREVER FORNEVER is the personal homepage of Mabinogi Fox, hosted on Neocities. The site is nearly empty at the time of capture, with only a title, webmaster credit, and contact email visible.
• Formatting Numbers For Currency Display And More | evolt.org [2026-07-07]
  Evolt.org is a community-driven resource for web developers featuring member-submitted articles, news, and tutorials covering topics like PHP, visual design, site development, and usability. This particular article by George covers formatting numbers for currency display, representative of the practical, code-focused guides the site is known for.
• FoxNet [2026-07-07]
  FoxiiFoxii's personal hub on Neocities links out to their creative projects across Scratch, BandLab, 3DSPaint, and YouTube, serving as a central launchpad for their online presence. The site also advocates for keeping Android open and offers a website button for others to add to their own pages.
• frame home page [2026-07-07]
  Alonzo.org is a frames-based personal homepage from the early web era, accessible only to browsers with frame support. The site's content is essentially inaccessible from the available text, leaving its dominant topic unknown beyond its vintage HTML construction.
• FREE Clipart 5,000 CLIPART Downloads [2026-07-07]
  Graphx Kingdom is a massive archive of free web graphics offering over 5,000 downloadable clipart images organized into dozens of categories including animals, holidays, food, interfaces, and more. Webmasters from the early internet era relied on sites like this for free icons, backgrounds, bars, and themed clipart to decorate their personal pages.
• Free For All Link Pages [2026-07-07]
  A late-1990s Tripod-hosted directory listing over 500 'Free For All' link pages where webmasters could submit their URLs at no cost to boost traffic and visibility. It served as a one-stop resource for early web promotion, helping site owners get their pages listed across hundreds of open submission directories simultaneously.
• Free Site Search Engines / Search Engine Hosting Services – search facility for your website (thefreecountry.com) [2026-07-07]
  Part of the thefreecountry.com webmaster resource network, this page curates free hosted search engine services that let website owners add a search facility using simple cut-and-paste HTML code, no CGI or PHP installation required. It includes links to related tutorials, comparisons of search engine types, and companion pages covering free Perl and PHP search scripts for those who prefer self-hosted solutions.
• FREE STUFF [2026-07-07]
  GOODMODE's free stuff page offers downloadable HTML/CSS templates and code snippets for anyone learning to build websites, with helpful comments baked into the code itself. The creator shares resources like floating animation demos and full site themes, paying forward the kind of free tutorials they used to learn web development.
• Free Website Templates [2026-07-07]
  A preservation project dedicated to archiving and distributing web 1.0-style graphics, backgrounds, and fonts, stepping in as an alternative since the shutdown of grsites.com in 2021. Visitors can browse a backgrounds archive, use background generators to create their own retro-style tiles, and contribute old graphics they want preserved.
• Free Webspace and Free Web Hosting Services [2026-07-07]
  Free-Webhosts.com is a searchable directory of over 200 free web hosting providers, complete with reviews, ratings, and an advanced search tool for filtering by features like PHP, CGI, MySQL, and FrontPage extensions. Updated daily since 2002, it serves as a practical comparison resource for anyone looking to find free webspace that meets their specific technical needs.
• FreeDNS - Free DNS - Dynamic DNS - Static DNS subdomain and domain hosting [2026-07-07]
  FreeDNS, created by Joshua Anderson, is a long-running free DNS hosting service offering dynamic DNS, static DNS, subdomain hosting, and domain management tools for hobbyists and developers alike. With support for IPv6, wildcard DNS, web forwarding, and thousands of shared domains, it has been a staple utility for anyone needing flexible DNS services since 2001.
• freezy.neocities.org [2026-07-07]
  FREEZINATOR's Lair is a personal homepage currently under construction, featuring a link collection and a blog. The site is sparse but has the classic old-web personal page charm, with minimal content visible so far.
• Friends of the Mouse Webring [2026-07-07]
  Friends of the Mouse is a small webring index maintained by mousetail, connecting a curated circle of personal sites and projects. The ring includes navigation links to member sites and ties into other webrings like the Hot Line Web Ring, making it a tiny but charming node in the old-web community.
• friendtoroaches [2026-07-07]
  Merie's cozy corner of the web, built as a refuge from the negativity of mainstream social media, featuring a blog, media log, and personal about page. The site embraces old-web aesthetics with webrings, site buttons, and an animated GIF banner, and even includes notes about reducing its carbon footprint.
• fromjason.xyz [2026-07-07]
  Jason Velazquez writes sharp, opinionated essays about the open web, tech culture, and the corporate forces reshaping the internet. Posts like 'Where have all the websites gone?' and 'Copy, Acquire, Kill' make this a sharp-tongued digital garden for anyone who thinks critically about technology and online life.
• Fructis fans - homepage [2026-07-07]
  Fructis Fans is a personal old-web style site offering retro web resources alongside personal sections like a guestbook and diary. The site participates in several webrings including Retronaut and Geekring, giving it a strong retro internet community feel.
• Fun [2026-07-07]
  The Indiering is a webring created for webmasters who love old tech, physical media, vintage aesthetics, and the old web, uniting fans of 2000s internet culture under one community. The page includes join instructions, a widget code snippet, and a growing list of member sites spanning personal pages, music collections, art, and more.
• fun lil websites [2026-07-07]
  Cadence's curated list of favorite handmade, personality-filled personal websites celebrates the organic, exploratory joy of the old web and tilde-style internet. Alongside the link collection, the page points visitors toward webrings, Neocities, and web development references like a CSS Flexbox guide and color tools.
• Fustilugz's Button Collection [2026-07-07]
  Fustilugz has built a charming collection of 88x31 web buttons gathered from across the internet, celebrating one of the most nostalgic elements of old-web culture. With over 200,000 views, this little site has clearly struck a chord with visitors who share a love of the tiny linked graphics that once decorated every personal homepage.
• GabbyOS | A Personal Page and Portfolio [2026-07-07]
  GabbyOS is Gabby Saab's handcrafted personal homepage featuring a "now" page with mood syncing widgets, ongoing web and Android development projects, and a Goodreads reading list. The site has a charming winter-to-spring aesthetic with ASCII art trees and reflects a creative technologist who codes, reads, and games.
• gabriel-export.earth [2026-07-07]
  Created during HTML Day Austin 2025, this small handcrafted page explores the concept of patterns across textiles, nature, and mathematics, with images of fractals, Fibonacci spirals, sand dunes, and more. It playfully investigates why lightning, tree roots, rivers, and veins all share the same branching geometry, making it a charming bite-sized meditation on natural patterns.
• Gahongx Slackershop 3.1 [2026-07-07]
  Gahongx Slackershop is the experimental personal homepage of Gahongx Wang, a bilingual (English and Chinese) creator who built this handcrafted old-web-style site with meticulous attention to accessibility, layout, and navigation. The site features a guestbook, webrings, and a deliberately evolving design philosophy described as 'experimental and can change dramatically at any time.'
• garpejio's site :) [2026-07-07]
  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.
• Generation Lissa Webring [2026-07-07]
  Generation Lissa is a webring dedicated to those who learned HTML from the legendary 'Lissa Explains It All' tutorial site in the late 90s and early 2000s and are still building personal websites today. It connects a community of long-time hobbyist web builders who share a nostalgic bond with hand-coded personal pages from the early web era.
• GEORGE [2026-07-07]
  GEORGE is a quirky, invite-only online community forum hosted on apioforum, with a distinctly absurdist personality centered around a mysterious entity called GEORGE. Members apply to join with color codes and personal links, and the forum threads blend surreal humor with genuine community interaction.
• get outta town [2026-07-07]
  A densely packed links page by Neocities creator 'humantooth' collecting essential resources for indie web builders, including graphic tools, script galleries, GIF archives, old OS aesthetics, webrings, and obscure media search engines. It serves as a curated toolkit for anyone building or exploring the retro/small web, making it a genuinely useful reference for the handcrafted web community.
• gettie's webring [2026-07-07]
  Gettie's Webring is a small, invite-style ring created by getimiskon to connect personal websites after noticing many webrings had shut down or closed registrations. It focuses exclusively on personal sites, listing over a dozen member pages with simple HTML snippets for joining and linking back to the ring.
• GETTING YOU TO THE HATSITE... [2026-07-07]
  A redirect page leading to 'the hatsite,' suggesting a personal hobby or collection site dedicated to hats. The minimal landing page hints at a quirky, niche passion project waiting on the other side.
• Gif & co... [2026-07-07]
  Penelope's 'Il Telaio di Penelope' hosts a curated collection of GIFs, pixel art, and decorative web images gathered over many years from across the internet, all freely available for visitors to save and use in their own web pages. The site includes HTML tutorials explaining how to embed images, making it a practical resource for Italian-speaking web hobbyists building personal pages.
• gifmelter - tim baker / chris shier [2026-07-07]
  GifMelter is a browser-based tool by Tim Baker and Chris Shier that lets you distort and glitch any GIF image using canvas effects, either via a bookmarklet or by pasting a URL. It's a clever creative utility that turns ordinary animated GIFs into melting, warped visual experiments right in your browser.
• Ginger in blog format - Ginger.wtf [2026-07-07]
  Ginger's personal dev blog features hands-on tutorials for building with Eleventy (11ty), including this detailed walkthrough on creating a tag cloud plugin from scratch. The post includes full JavaScript code, a published npm package, and a nostalgic love of early Web 2.0 features that makes it both practical and charming.
• Give me back my GOOGLE™ [2026-07-07]
  Give Me Back My Google is a search tool that strips out affiliate links and shopping comparison spam from Google results, delivering cleaner search outcomes for users frustrated by commercial clutter. The site targets the era when results from sites like Kelkoo, PriceRunner, and Bizrate dominated Google searches, offering a simple form-based alternative for purer results.
• glazes lair =^w^= [2026-07-07]
  Glazelights' personal Neocities lair greets visitors with a playful warning about flashing gifs and eyestraining images before inviting them to 'enter the vortex.' The site appears to be a stylized old-web aesthetic personal page, though its content is nearly inaccessible from the landing page alone.
• Global Web Links | Family Friendly Quality Directory [2026-07-07]
  Global Web Links is a human-edited, family-friendly international web directory organized into dozens of categories covering everything from animals to business to science. Updated daily through editorial review, it also offers webmaster tools like backlink checkers, keyword density analyzers, and PageRank prediction utilities.
• Goder Family [2026-07-07]
  The Goder Family site serves as a hub connecting multiple family members, each with their own linked personal or professional pages covering jewelry, stock photography, and creative studios. It offers a glimpse into a creative, entrepreneurial family with ties to visual arts, photography, and handmade goods.
• GoodJobSuzette's Website [2026-07-07]
  GoodJobSuzette's personal Neocities site features a navigation hub linking to an about page, blog, mods section, and guestbook. The 'Mods' section suggests game modding as a notable interest, giving this image-heavy personal homepage a gaming-adjacent flavor.
• Googol [2026-07-07]
  Googol is a playful Neocities homepage styled as a Google search parody, offering a series of whimsical 'I'm Feeling...' buttons that hint at a range of creative and personal sections. The site's minimal but charming landing page captures the spirit of old-web experimentation with a humorous twist on a familiar interface.
• gor.net [2026-07-07]
  This page contains virtually no content, displaying only a single image with no text, navigation, or context. There is not enough information to determine the site's subject matter or purpose.
• gorciu's corner [2026-07-07]
  Gorciu's Corner is a charming personal homepage featuring a blog, shrines, projects, a newsletter, an idea generator, and even an imageboard, all wrapped in a cozy old-web aesthetic. The breadth of built-in tools and creative sections like 'creations of younger me' and 'tips 4 you' make this a surprisingly feature-rich little corner of the web.
• Görkem's Webspace | Home [2026-07-07]
  Görkem's Webspace is a creative personal corner built by a developer who shares projects, experiments, and tools including a Periodic Table Clock, Quantum Death Machine, and a Halloween game called Horrordle. The site features a charming retro aesthetic with a virtual Spooky Café, a library of web tools, movie and book logs, and a guestbook that invites visitors to leave their mark.
• Gossip’s Web [2026-07-07]
  Gossip's Web is a curated directory of handmade personal webpages, celebrating the craft of independently built websites with a searchable index and tags describing each site's themes. It also offers customizable HTML templates to help visitors create their own handcrafted corner of the web.
• gradientring [2026-07-07]
  Gradientring is a webring dedicated to connecting personal websites whose designs prominently feature gradients, celebrating the colorful CSS aesthetic with a community of gradient enthusiasts. Run by stel and launched in 2025, it lists dozens of member sites and provides easy-to-use redirect links for integrating the ring widget into any site.
• grains [2026-07-07]
  Nick, a Berlin-based programmer, maintains this digital garden as a personal wiki and public note-taking system covering electronic music, permacomputing, small web philosophy, games, and mental health. The site is part of the Merveilles Webring and is built around the philosophy of non-performative, handcrafted web publishing rather than traditional date-sorted blogging.
• Grays Tea v3 [2026-07-07]
  Gray's Tea is a cozy personal corner of the web inviting visitors to slow down and appreciate the handcrafted internet, with a welcoming atmosphere and a curated collection of webrings. The site participates in numerous webrings including Devring, Yesterweb, GeekRing, and Writer's Lane, making it a hub for old-web community navigation.
• Greetings [2026-07-07]
  Quixotic Monarch's personal site on Neocities is built as a deliberate rejection of modern social media surveillance, tracking, and AI data harvesting. The site is a work in progress featuring sections for interests, personal works, shrines, and webrings, with a strong ethos around digital privacy using Linux, Mullvad browser, and privacy-focused email.
• Grilledmint [2026-07-07]
  Grilledmint is a lovingly crafted old-web-style personal homepage by a creator who goes by Mint, featuring shrines, projects, webrings, and a guestbook. It serves as both a personal space and an explicit love letter to the aesthetic and spirit of the early web.
• Ground Floor - Basic HTML Styling for default NeoCities Websites [2026-07-07]
  Ground Floor is a lightweight CSS framework built by Scott O'Hara specifically for NeoCities websites, providing clean default styling for HTML elements without requiring any CSS knowledge. It covers everything from typography and forms to tables and layout helper classes, making it a handy starting point for anyone building a simple site on NeoCities.
• h.t.m.lun [2026-07-07]
  h.t.m.lun is a minimalist old-web style site featuring ASCII art and a sparse, cryptic aesthetic built almost entirely from plain text and pre-formatted content. Its near-empty structure and moon symbol branding give it the feel of an experimental or artistic web project.
• H1 :3 [2026-07-07]
  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.
• h123 - An bookmarklet that shows headings like a screenreader (Accessbility) [2026-07-07]
  h123 is a browser bookmarklet and extension that visualizes webpage heading structure the way a screenreader would interpret it, helping web developers audit their HTML accessibility. Available for Chrome, Firefox, and Safari, it focuses on visible headings only, making it a practical tool for ensuring proper semantic HTML5 document outlines.
• Hacker Text [2026-07-07]
  Jeffery P. Sanders offers a JavaScript tool that converts ordinary text into a strange, cipher-like 'hacker' font using unusual Unicode characters. The single-page utility lets visitors paste in any text and instantly generate the scrambled output, making it a fun resource for web tinkerers and JavaScript enthusiasts.
• Hadley's neocity [2026-07-07]
  Hadley's Neocity is a hand-crafted personal homepage with a clever Heaven-and-Hell themed layout, still actively under construction with new content being added over time. The site takes inspiration from CaptainHowdie's Neocities presence and invites visitors to explore through a lobby-style navigation structure.
• hallopiotr.de [2026-07-07]
  Piotr Halasiewicz is a frontend and fullstack web developer based in Aachen, Germany, with nine years of experience helping small agencies and freelancers troubleshoot WordPress, Astro, Next.js, TYPO3, and other web projects. His personal homepage also highlights fun side projects and links to developer friends and colleagues in the Euregio area.
• Hammer's Site - Front Page [2026-07-07]
  Hammer's Site is a sparse personal homepage on Neocities with minimal visible content, featuring a free hit counter and a handful of images and links. The page is nearly empty in its current state, offering little more than a shell with background audio.
• Hank's Blog [2026-07-07]
  Hank's Blog is a minimalist personal blog hosted on Bear, featuring both normal entries and tutorial-style posts. The site is in its very early stages with minimal content, but offers a glimpse into Hank's experiments with blogging and writing tutorials.
• hansfast.net [2026-07-07]
  Hans is a designer and thinker focused on information architecture, digital data ownership, and learning spaces, blending visual design with ideas about how people interact with tools and knowledge. His latest writing explores concepts like distributed full-text search via RSS and modern phone call etiquette, making this a thoughtful mix of design philosophy and practical internet ideas.
• Happy Graphics Interchange Find Gifs [2026-07-07]
  Happy Graphics Interchange is a curated directory of GIF resources, pointing visitors to collections and search tools for finding animated GIFs from around the web. It gathers links to sites like Glitter Graphics, Gif Paradies, and Awesome Gifs, making it a handy jumping-off point for anyone hunting old-web style animations.
• harakiri [2026-07-07]
  A sparse Neocities page under the handle 'harakiri' that appears to be in its earliest stages of construction, with virtually no content yet visible. The site is little more than a title and a single link, offering almost nothing to explore at this time.
• Harbour Girl [2026-07-07]
  Harbour Girl is the personal website of an amateur web developer, featuring a handcrafted old-web aesthetic with webrings including the No AI Webring. The splash page hints at a blog and personal content within, designed for desktop viewing on a 1920x1080 monitor.
• Harley (harleenquinn.altervista.org) Fanlisting [2026-07-07]
  Maiden of Mischief is a fanlisting dedicated to Harley, a website (harleenquinn.altervista.org) listed at The Fanlistings Network, celebrating fans of that particular site. With 73 members from 2 countries, it serves as a small community hub for admirers of the Harley Quinn-themed web presence.
• Harper Reed's tilde.club [2026-07-07]
  Harper Reed, technologist and former CTO of the Obama 2012 campaign, maintains this tilde.club homepage showcasing his biography, recent blog posts, and contributions to the tilde.club community including a hit counter and webring. The page blends old-web charm with a geek code block, links to his various personal projects, and a glimpse into his work at Threadless, PayPal, and beyond.
• Harry Cresswell · Design and front-end web development [2026-07-07]
  Harry Cresswell is a freelance web designer and front-end developer who writes about building static websites with Hugo, web performance, privacy, and the tools he uses daily. His site serves as a hub for his writing, a monthly newsletter for designers and developers, and his ongoing Practical Hugo course on building resilient websites.
• hAtom 0.2 XMDP profile [2026-07-07]
  The official XMDP profile page for hAtom 0.2, a microformat specification authored by Tantek Çelik that defines semantic class names and rel values for embedding Atom-style feed and entry data directly into HTML. It serves as a technical reference document outlining properties like hfeed, hentry, entry-title, and entry-summary based on RFC 4287, contributed to the public domain by microformats.org.
• hauntedgraffiti [2026-07-07]
  Hauntedgraffiti.net is the personal hub of a creative web builder who shares layouts, graphics, and miscellaneous web projects across a small network of interconnected sites. Visitors can explore handcrafted page designs, a music rotation page, a graphics collection called Little Wonders, and a desktop design showcase called Rainy Suites.
• hause - 1 year lets gooooooo [2026-07-07]
  Dean's personal homepage 'hause' celebrates its one-year anniversary with a fresh redesign inspired by an older 'stickdroidz' aesthetic. The site serves as a curated jumping-off point, featuring links to cool forums, web directories, search engines, and web hosting options.
• Headings Bookmarklet for Accessibility Testing [2026-07-07]
  Paul J. Adam's Headings Bookmarklet is a developer accessibility tool that visually highlights H1-H6 and WAI-ARIA role=heading elements in the DOM by injecting black-on-yellow tags around each heading. The page includes installation instructions, a drag-to-bookmarks bar method, copy-paste JavaScript code, and a live demo section for testing heading structure on any webpage.
• Helen Chong, Web Developer [2026-07-07]
  Helen Chong is a Malaysian graphic designer turned web developer whose site showcases her projects, blog posts, and professional focus on accessibility, inclusive design, and progressive enhancement. Visitors will find detailed project case studies covering WordPress plugins, JavaScript apps, and Python/Flask applications alongside a blog covering technical topics and developer experiences.
• hellishchemicals.neocities.org [2026-07-07]
  Hellish Chemicals is a fledgling personal site by someone teaching themselves HTML, with plans to cover music, fashion, subculture, and politics. Currently a sparse landing page with a Sartre quote and an entry link, it hints at an interesting creative vision waiting to unfold.
• Hello, I'm Austin Huang! [2026-07-07]
  Austin Huang's personal homepage blends tech enthusiasm, photography, and public transit fandom into a cheerful introduction to his digital presence. The site features webrings, IndieWeb participation, and badges celebrating open-source tools, hand-coded HTML, and privacy-respecting software.
• hello! [2026-07-07]
  Jimbo's personal Neocities homepage showcases interactive web experiments and creative computer projects alongside a journal and blog for sharing thoughts and updates. The site has a charming old-web aesthetic complete with webrings, friend buttons, and links to cool corners of the indie web.
• HELLO!! [2026-07-07]
  A first-time site creator's handcrafted personal homepage on Neocities, greeting visitors with a door to click and enter. The site is a beginner's foray into self-coded web design, with a playful tone and small scattered warnings hinting at quirky content inside.
• Helloo [2026-07-07]
  Yel1low's Neocities site is currently mid-revamp, with only a brief placeholder message and a link to the existing version of the site. There is almost no content available at this URL, making it essentially a shell awaiting its redesign.
• Help Learn HTML Tag Coding - HTML Tutorial [2026-07-07]
  HTML Basic Tutor is a Canadian educational site offering beginner-friendly tutorials on HTML coding, CSS stylesheets, and search engine optimization for small business owners and anyone learning to build websites. Visitors will find hand-picked, personally vetted resources covering everything from basic HTML tags and document structure to download speed optimization and web page validation.
• Het Wortel Archief [2026-07-07]
  Sophie's personal corner of the web, known as Het Wortel Archief, is a playful old-web style homepage featuring a music player, links to multiple past site redesigns, and a charming collection of web buttons and webrings. The site leans into nostalgic internet aesthetics with anti-NFT badges, a no-AI webring, and a rotating cast of colorful layouts that Sophie experiments with for fun.
• HEX 2 RGBA Color Calculator | by @Devoth [2026-07-07]
  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.
• Hex clock [2026-07-07]
  Created by Jacopo Colò, this minimalist tool displays the current time as a hexadecimal color code, cycling through the full 24-hour range from #000000 to #235959. It's a clever and nerdy intersection of color theory and timekeeping, offering a novel way to visualize hours, minutes, and seconds as a continuously shifting dark palette.
• Hey friends! — httpster.io [2026-07-07]
  Httpster.io is the personal digital home of a developer who shares projects, articles, and thoughts on topics like CSS generation with Eleventy, building game executables with Jypeli, and everyday life reflections. The site blends technical programming content with personal writing, making it a cozy corner of the web for fellow developers and tinkerers.
• Hi, I’m Ruben · wackomenace [2026-07-07]
  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.
• Hi, I’m Ste Grainer. » Ste Grainer, Designer & Developer [2026-07-07]
  Ste Grainer is a product design generalist from Richmond, VA who shares his professional portfolio alongside a regularly updated journal covering design, development, and personal favorites. The site blends polished UX case studies with thoughtful writing on tools, apps, and everyday discoveries, making it a compelling window into a working designer's mind.
• Hi! · Julien Calixte [2026-07-07]
  Julien Calixte is an Engineer Manager and web developer whose personal site blends technical notes on software development with reflections on lean methodologies, knowledge management, and socioeconomic topics. Visitors will find a rich collection of short notes and posts covering Zettelkasten note-taking, microcommits, just-in-time documentation, and several open-source projects including a developer feedback tool and an event bus library.
• Hitman – another fine essential sundry service from Nebcorp Heavy Industries and Sundries [2026-07-07]
  A technical blog post from the 'NebCorp Heavy Industries and Sundries' personal site, detailing how the author built 'Hitman', a privacy-conscious website hit counter inspired by the nostalgic Web 1.0 era. The post walks through the full stack implementation using Caddy, Axum, and SQLite, covering architecture decisions around privacy, security, and front-end integration.
• home [2026-07-07]
  The Unplugged Web is Dario's personal collection of thoughts on slower, more intentional living both online and offline, pushing back against the noise of the modern internet. Posts like 'Returning to a Human Internet' and 'The Web without an audience' champion a quieter, more thoughtful digital life, with connections to gopher, gemini, and the indie web community.
• Home [2026-07-07]
  Netherpi's personal site on Nekoweb covers technology, video games, and various other interests, with a blog-style posts section and a guestbook for visitors. The site is built with 11ty and features old-web staples like site buttons and webrings, giving it a charming retro personal homepage feel.
• Home [2026-07-07]
  Kevin's personal site serves as a hub for documenting his technical projects, with links to his GitHub, LinkedIn, and YouTube presence. The sparse but clean layout points toward a developer-focused portfolio with notes and project write-ups as the core content.
• Home [2026-07-07]
  Ivan is a mechanical engineer from northern Italy who runs this minimalist personal site featuring notes, builds, and a curated blogroll celebrating the small web. The site has a thoughtful, intentional quality with a text playlist of recommended reads and a 'now' page, reflecting a genuine enthusiasm for indie blogging culture.
• Home [2026-07-07]
  Jason Neel is a User Experience Designer at West Virginia University's Health Sciences Campus who is building out his personal digital homestead from scratch. The site is in early stages, featuring a journal with a few posts about the process of getting the site up and running.
• Home [2026-07-07]
  Luka's personal corner of the internet is a cheerful, under-construction hideout built as an antidote to social media, collecting anything its creator finds cool or interesting. The mention of hyperfixations, a Doctor Who 'Companions' fanlisting, and webrings give it a distinctly geeky sci-fi flavor.
• Home - Accessible Net Directory [2026-07-07]
  The Accessible Net Directory, created by pinkvampyr, curates indie websites that follow good accessibility practices and encourages web creators of all skill levels to improve their sites for all users. It includes listing guidelines and resources to help people learn about accessible web design without feeling overwhelmed.
• home - cinnabar rain [2026-07-07]
  Cinnabar Rain is the personal corner of Dime, a creative who built this site to organize and share their ongoing projects, shrines, and other small works in progress. A standout feature is the elaborate style switcher offering multiple named themes including 'inside a dream factory' and 'desert bloom', making the site itself a showcase of thoughtful web craftsmanship.