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• manacake.co ✧｡٩(ˊᗜˋ )و✧*｡ [2026-07-07]
  Manacake.co is the charming personal hub of a self-described 'magical software maker' who crafts cute web projects with a whimsical, handmade aesthetic. The site features an inventory, project showcases, and a guestbook, with imagery evoking pastel pastry displays and kawaii characters like a korok from Zelda.
• Manu Mateos [2026-07-07]
  Manu Mateos runs a Spanish-language personal blog where he writes about technology, the internet, and everyday life, with sections dedicated to music, films, TV, and books he has enjoyed. Built with Hugo and featuring an almanac, tagcloud, and slash pages, it is a well-organized indie web presence with a clear passion for digital culture.
• Manuel Strehl [2026-07-07]
  Manuel Strehl, a German web developer known as Boldewyn, shares technical posts covering CSS tricks, Unicode quirks, command-line tools, Docker, and web accessibility. The blog leans heavily into front-end and developer tooling topics, with posts ranging from OKLCH color theming to DOM focus order and MySQL troubleshooting.
• mar² [2026-07-07]
  Marmar's personal site is a hands-on playground for experimenting with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, built in the spirit of mid-to-late 90s web culture as an escape from social media. Highlights include a custom-built music player with mobile-responsive controls, a Jekyll blog, Mastodon and Bluesky feeds, webrings, buttons and blinkies, and a changelog documenting the site's ongoing evolution.
• Marble Textures – seamless tileable and myspace backgrounds [2026-07-07]
  Backgrounds Archive is a large collection of free seamless tileable textures and background images, organized by theme, color, brightness, and size for easy browsing. Featuring hundreds of marble, brick, fabric, wood, and other tile patterns, it was a popular resource for MySpace and Xanga profile customization in the early web era.
• Marc Thiele [2026-07-07]
  Marc Thiele is the founder of beyond tellerrand and co-founder of Smashing Conference, two well-known web and design events, and this links page collects curated articles and commentary from the front-end and web development community. Visitors will find shared posts about web conferences, community-building, and the culture of the web industry, reflecting Thiele's deep involvement in the web design world.
• marcus.io [2026-07-07]
  Marcus writes in-depth technical and conceptual articles about web accessibility, covering topics like WCAG guidelines, ARIA roles, focus indicators, and certifications such as the IAAP Web Accessibility Specialist. The blog is a thoughtful resource for accessibility professionals, blending practical guidance with broader reflections on the field.
• Marginalia [2026-07-07]
  A New Lens for the Internet | perephoneia.art: An interview with Viktor Lofgren, the Swedish software engineer behind Marginalia, an independent search engine dedicated to surfacing small, human-written websites that Google and Bing typically bury. The piece explores the philosophy behind building an alternative lens for the web, one that deliberately elevates non-commercial, indie content over SEO spam.
• Mark Pitblado [2026-07-07]
  Mark Pitblado's personal blog covers tech topics including privacy, data validation, self-hosting, and terminal workflows, with an emphasis on simplicity and performance. The site itself is built to load extremely fast by design, reflecting Mark's philosophy that the web should be lean and user-respecting.
• marshmallowsmelter [2026-07-07]
  Marshmallowsmelter is the creative playground of Jess, a civil engineer turned mapper and web developer, built with Astro, Tailwind, DaisyUI, and React. The site doubles as a live showcase of CSS and JS experiments, including an interactive D3.js globe, customizable color themes, and a froggie customizer, making it as much a technical demo as a personal homepage.
• Marty McGuire [2026-07-07]
  Marty McGuire is a New York-based web developer whose homepage serves as a hub for his IndieWeb activities, including cat photos, podcasting, streaming, and improv comedy. The site participates in the IndieWeb Webring and showcases his commitment to open, indie web principles through posts, reposts, and a personal calendar feed.
• masiv's lair [2026-07-07]
  Masiv's personal site (masiv's lair) is a self-hosted Spanish-language homepage built from scratch with HTML, CSS, and PHP, featuring a chat room, file tools, movie and book lists, and a custom git server. The creator documents their learning journey with web technologies while keeping the site deliberately minimal and bloat-free.
• Mataroa Collection [2026-07-07]
  The Mataroa Collection is a curated directory of personal blogs spanning a wide range of technical and personal topics, maintained by the mataroa.blog platform. With over 800 linked entries covering everything from mathematics and Unix to poetry and cycling, it serves as a discovery hub for independent web writing.
• Matt Mcadams [2026-07-07]
  Matt McAdams is a UX designer and front-end developer who shares his design work, code projects, and thoughts on technology, accessibility, and the inclusive web. The site includes a projects section, a reading list, a colophon detailing the site's technical construction, and even a 'what's in my bag' page that reflects his interest in the stories objects tell.
• Matt's Social Node – @lordmatt@node.lordmatt.co.uk [2026-07-07]
  LordMatt's social node is a personal hub run by Matt, featuring a federated social feed, links to his various projects, and small web experiments like a playful daily emoji widget called 'Today in Emoji'. The site connects to a sprawling network of Matt's other projects including a directory, a DJ site, Terraria notes, and a fictional dictionary of bad language, making it a lively indie web presence.
• Matthew Roach - Fuelled by tea [2026-07-07]
  Matthew Roach is a software engineer who shares his passion for accessible, well-crafted web experiences through a collection of technical blog posts covering HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Ruby on Rails, and modern tooling like 11ty and Kamal. The writing archive offers practical insights on topics ranging from JAMStack URL shorteners to themeable design systems, making it a useful stop for front-end and full-stack developers.
• maxxyiscool.neocities.org [2026-07-07]
  Maxxy's webring page collects a set of old-web style webring memberships, displayed as linked banner images in classic early-internet fashion. It's a snapshot of the retro web community spirit, connecting handcrafted personal sites through shared graphical badges.
• Maya's Archive [2026-07-07]
  Maya's Archive is a charming personal homepage featuring curated collections of web buttons, stamps, adoptables, and bookmarked links organized in a cozy old-web style. The site includes a dedicated 'Frogland' section, a neighborhood of cool people, and a guestbook, making it a delightful corner of the handcrafted web.
• Maybe we could tone down the JavaScript / fuzzy notepad [2026-07-07]
  Eevee (Evelyn Woods) writes a pointed critique of JavaScript overuse in modern web development, using a real browser bug she experienced to illustrate how heavily sites like Twitter break without JS enabled. The post digs into frontend web development practices, arguing that many JS-dependent features could be replicated with simpler HTML or CSS approaches.
• mbafz's shenanigans [2026-07-07]
  mbafz's colorful personal homepage features a retro-web aesthetic with flashing lights, background music, and old-school design sensibilities. The site is part of the Retronaut webring and bills itself as a window into the creator's brain, complete with mood tracking and a dramatic enter page.
• Mechagic's Celeboratory Party [2026-07-07]
  Mechagic's colorful personal hub is a self-described 'celeboratory party' featuring a journal, creations, and an impressive collection of webrings and membership badges. The site stands out for its extensive accessibility settings, including multiple contrast modes and color themes, and a community-focused 'Swag Folks' guestbook section celebrating online friendships.
• MelonLand Forum - Home! [2026-07-07]
  MelonLand Forum is a thriving online community run by Melonking.Net, dedicated to celebrating personal homepages, web crafting, and the indie/old-web spirit. With over 3,000 members and active boards covering hyperlinks, web design help, web projects, and digital art, it serves as a lively hub for netizens who build and cherish handcrafted websites.
• MelonLand Project [2026-07-07]
  MelonLand is an online arts community run by Irish visual artist Daniel (Melon) that champions the handmade, personal web through tools, resources, forums, and creative projects. Visitors can explore a GIF museum, clicker pets, free textures, a wiki for web builders, and a broader manifesto about keeping the internet human and joyful.
• meowpricot.art ~ index [2026-07-07]
  Meowpricot's hand-crafted personal site built with a love of coding, featuring a blog with an fc2-inspired retro layout, webrings, cliques, and ongoing layout experiments. The creator openly celebrates the joy of writing HTML and CSS from scratch, making this a charming example of the modern old-web revival scene.
• meropide.neocities.org [2026-07-07]
  Meropide is a freshly started personal site by a creator learning HTML and building their first custom layout from scratch, inspired by old-web aesthetics. The splash page hints at 18+ content and a work-in-progress spirit, with plans for graphics, multiple pages, and a fully hand-coded design.
• mess [2026-07-07]
  A minimal splash page welcoming visitors to a personal Neocities site called 'mess.' Almost no content is visible beyond an entry link, making it essentially an unfinished or under-construction personal homepage.
• Meta Ring [2026-07-07]
  The Meta Ring is a webring created by ~hedy that connects personal website owners who write about their own site's design, technology choices, and creation process in dedicated colophon or /meta pages. It celebrates the craft of intentional personal web building and links a community of people who document and share their workflows, tools, and design philosophies.
• metasyn [2026-07-07]
  Metasyn is a personal memex built by its creator to organize research, audio, visual work, and ongoing projects across many interconnected pages. The site embraces the memex philosophy of linked, evolving knowledge, with epistemic certainty icons marking each page to signal how complete or reliable its content is.
• Mew Apple Landing [2026-07-07]
  Mew Apple Landing is a beginner-built personal homepage on Nekoweb that is currently under construction, with a charming old-web aesthetic and a warm greeting for weary internet travellers. The site is in its early stages, with the creator openly acknowledging their coding beginner status and inviting visitors to explore despite the rough edges.
• meyerweb.com [2026-07-07]
  The personal site of Eric Meyer, a well-known CSS expert and web standards pioneer, featuring in-depth technical blog posts about CSS, the Shadow DOM, accessibility, and browser implementation details. With decades of archived content, a CSS toolbox, and writings on web platform proposals, it is an essential resource for front-end developers following the evolution of the web.
• MGyuri.hu [2026-07-07]
  MGyuri.hu is a Hungarian personal website built with frames-based layout, a classic hallmark of early web design. The content is inaccessible without frames support, making it a relic of late 1990s or early 2000s web construction.
• michel's [2026-07-07]
  Michel's personal corner of the internet is a charming desktop-style site with a music player, microblog, digital library, corkboard, and a button wall of mutual sites. Built with a windowed OS aesthetic, it invites visitors to explore multiple pages of personal content in a cozy, handcrafted digital space.
• microformats specifications 2010-2 XMDP profile [2026-07-07]
  This is the official XMDP profile document for microformats specifications, authored by Tantek Çelik, defining the semantic meanings of rel, rev, and class attributes used across microformat standards like hCard, hCalendar, XFN, and XOXO. A technical reference for web developers implementing structured data and relationship metadata in HTML, it documents values such as XFN social relationship types and their symmetry and transitivity properties.
• Midoriizm [2026-07-07]
  Midoriizm is a personal site by a creator who originally hosted on hoster.gf before migrating to Nekoweb after that host went offline. The page currently serves as a minimal landing redirect, offering little content beyond a note about the hosting change.
• Mikael Jergefelt - Librarian & Web Developer [2026-07-07]
  Mikael Jergefelt is a medical librarian and web developer at Karolinska Institutet who showcases a portfolio of thoughtful UI and UX projects, including a disc golf visualizer, a conversational scientific referencing guide, and a Progressive Web App game built to spare his kids from ad-laden apps. The site also features writing on library technology topics like Bluetooth beacons for physical patrons and mobile health information tools, making it a rich intersection of librarianship and modern web development.
• Mike Borsare [2026-07-07]
  Mike Borsare's personal hub is a quirky, ASCII-art-heavy dashboard featuring a personal blog, announcements, a 'prime doctrine' philosophy feed, and links to small projects like NHL 94, a dice roller, and a Trinitron-themed app. The retro terminal aesthetic, hotline webring membership, and open-source doctrine JSON give it the feel of a thoughtfully crafted personal OS built for the web.
• Mike English Home Page [2026-07-07]
  Mike English's tilde.club homepage is an early example of the indie web revival, featuring curated links to favorite tilde.club members, reflections on internet culture, and connections to the tilde.town community he helped start. The page captures a nostalgic enthusiasm for the open web, with quotes from Wired, John Perry Barlow, and Ken Thompson alongside personal tidbits about SSH escape characters and early Twitter.
• Mikka [2026-07-07]
  Mikka's personal corner of the internet showcases web development projects including Cloudflare tools, a WebSocket live counter, and a Laravel deployment automation guide. The journal mixes technical write-ups on topics like IPFS, Cloudflare AI Workers, and radio advertising, making it a blend of developer portfolio and thoughtful tech blog.
• milk [2026-07-07]
  Milkpowderbun is a charming personal project site with a cozy, old-web aesthetic, inviting visitors to explore its frequently updated little corner of the internet. With participation in the Retronaut webring and a welcoming, casual tone, it embodies the spirit of handcrafted personal websites.
• Mind Drops [2026-07-07]
  Wrap indicator in blocks: Dmitry Khlebnikov's technical blog 'Mind Drops' features a deep-dive post on creating a pure CSS wrap indicator for code blocks, solving a responsiveness problem with PrismJS syntax-highlighted pre elements. The post walks through the author's custom CSS solution using div wrappers, pseudo-elements, and a clip trick, along with a bonus PrismJS plugin developed to integrate the approach.
• Mintchipdotcom [2026-07-07]
  Mintchipdotcom is a cheerful personal site by a creator who goes by Mintchip, featuring shrines, a game corner, graphics, and coding resources alongside a pixel color trading club called Pantson. The site embraces classic old-web vibes with webrings, a guestbook, site friend buttons, and regularly updated content across multiple handcrafted pages.
• Mintly Delicious ~ the MINT CHOCOLATE CHIP ICE CREAM fanlisting [2026-07-07]
  Mintly Delicious is the official Fanlistings Network fanlisting dedicated to mint chocolate chip ice cream, currently boasting 82 members from around the world who share a love of this classic frozen treat. Hosted at love.cordy.nu, the site invites fans to sign up and join the community celebrating one of the most beloved ice cream flavors.
• Minx's Welcome message [2026-07-07]
  Minx's cozy corner of the indie web is styled as a digital sleepover, inviting visitors to explore with a Windows XP aesthetic and retro PC vibes. The site serves as a personal hub and jumping-off point for discovering the independent web, complete with webrings and old-web nostalgia.
• mobile friendly webring [2026-07-07]
  The Mobile Friendly Webring connects websites that are designed to work well on mobile devices, offering a simple iframe widget for members to display on their pages. It's a small but purposeful community project aimed at promoting accessible, mobile-compatible design in the old-web/Nekoweb community.
• modem.io [2026-07-07]
  modem.io is a creative personal portfolio of web experiments, CSS tricks, and interactive projects by a developer with a playful sensibility. Highlights include a guide on scroll behavior overrides, CSS panel anatomy breakdowns, and quirky experiments like crowdsourced live concerts via Raspberry Pi and a video game about the creator's girlfriend.
• Modularscale [2026-07-07]
  Modularscale is an interactive calculator built by Scott Kellum and Tim Brown that generates proportional number scales based on musical ratios, helping designers create harmonious typographic and layout systems. It supports multiple bases, classic ratios like the golden section and perfect fifth, and outputs scales in CSS, Sass, and JavaScript formats for direct use in web projects.
• Monoki's Moon-Landing [2026-07-07]
  Monoki's Moon-Landing is a whimsical personal homepage on Neocities with a space-themed intro that invites visitors to 'land on the moon' before entering the site. The splash page features atmospheric background music and creative worldbuilding prose, hinting at a handcrafted old-web aesthetic within.
• monsieur music player [2026-07-07]
  A free, embeddable music player widget for personal websites, created by monsieurdoll with CSS theming options in black, blue, pink, green, orange, red, and white. Visitors can grab the full HTML, JavaScript, and CSS source code to add a customizable audio player to their own Neocities or similar site, with the player inspired by the classic SCM Player.
• Month [2026-07-07]
  January 2026 · The Emu Café Social: The Emu Café Social is Nicholas A. Ferrell's personal blog and social space, covering topics like server management, Cloudron configuration, IP firewalls, and bot mitigation alongside occasional media musings and news links. Posts dive into the technical nitty-gritty of self-hosting a WordPress site on Hetzner VPS, making it a useful read for hobbyist server administrators navigating similar challenges.
• Moonsetter Industries [2026-07-07]
  Moonsetter Industries is a sparse personal homepage hosted on Neocities, featuring mostly images and minimal text content. The page appears to be in very early construction, with little more than a hit counter and a clap counter visible at this stage.
• MOONSHOT LISTINGS [2026-07-07]
  Moonshot Listings is a free web directory where site owners can submit and browse links across categories like personal pages, fan sites, forums, graphics, and more. With 38 approved listings organized into clearly labeled categories, it serves as a small hub for the old-web personal site community.
• morbidbones.neocities.org [2026-07-07]
  Morbid Bones is a personal Neocities page with a dark, moody aesthetic, featuring sections for about, stuff, a blog, buttons and stamps, and blinkies. The site has a minimal amount of visible text but is image-heavy, suggesting a focus on old-web visual culture and personal expression.
• Mostly Coherent Thoughts | scottohara.me [2026-07-07]
  Scott O'Hara's writing archive covers web accessibility, HTML semantics, and ARIA in depth, with articles spanning over a decade of hands-on front-end development experience. Posts tackle nuanced topics like custom UI components, dialog elements, visually hidden content, and popover accessibility, making it an invaluable resource for developers serious about inclusive web design.
• Motherfucking Website [2026-02-01]
  A profanity-laden satirical manifesto arguing that modern web design is bloated, inaccessible, and over-engineered, using an intentionally bare-bones HTML page as its own proof of concept. The site makes a genuine point about web performance, accessibility, and minimalism by demonstrating that a plain, unstyled page loads fast, works everywhere, and communicates clearly.
• moya.cafe [2026-07-07]
  Moya's personal Neocities page blends old-web aesthetics with genuine software projects, including a macOS Nintendo Switch payload launcher, a Windows IME keyboard layout fixer, and a work-in-progress 3DS music tracker port. The site also features a curated button collection, mod/tracker music files, cool links to mutual sites, and Japanese weather widgets, making it a charming digital hub for a technically-minded creator.
• Mr.Kapowski | An eclectic mix [2026-07-07]
  Chris McLeod's personal blog covers an eclectic mix of tech interests including Linux, the IndieWeb movement, iOS shortcuts, and open-source hardware like the PinePhone and PineBook Pro. The site participates in IndieWeb webrings and showcases a thoughtful approach to independent web publishing outside corporate platforms.
• Mu-An Chiou [2026-07-07]
  Mu-An Chiou is a software designer and engineer based in Taipei who shares photos, personal writing, coding thoughts, and everyday life through a beautifully minimal personal site. The blog covers topics ranging from accessibility advocacy and JavaScript opinions to pretzel baking, cats, and travel, all tied together with a distinctly thoughtful web aesthetic.
• My blog [2026-07-07]
  CosmicQbit's personal tech blog covers cloud computing, Linux, web development, and digital privacy with posts ranging from Docker tutorials to WebRTC leak prevention. The archive spans several years of hands-on technical writing, making it a useful resource for developers and privacy-conscious users alike.
• my buttons world [2026-07-07]
  A curated collection of 88x31 decorative buttons organized into themed categories like animals, anime, music, games, pride, and Sanrio, intended as non-advertising embellishments for personal websites. Visitors can browse and submit their own buttons, with hover and click interactions revealing creator credits.
• My buttons! [2026-07-07]
  Pedro's buttons page is a classic old-web collection featuring 88x31 buttons, friend links, webrings, and web badges for trading and site decoration. Visitors can grab Pedro's own button to display on their site, explore linked friends' pages, and discover the webrings and listings he participates in.
• my digital home! [2026-07-07]
  Muahchee's digital home serves as a hub linking to various personal web projects, including an art gallery, microblog, personal wiki, and a blog, all built as part of a self-taught webdev journey starting in late 2024. The site has a cozy, handcrafted old-web aesthetic complete with ambient music, animated GIFs, blinkies, and fun personal facts sprinkled throughout.
• My iPad Magazine Stand + Subtraction.com [2026-07-07]
  Subtraction.com is Khoi Vinh's long-running blog on design, technology, and culture, written by the former Design Director of The New York Times Online and Principal Designer at Adobe. This particular post examines the wave of iPad magazine apps from major publishers like Conde Nast and The New Yorker, offering sharp critical insight from someone with deep experience in digital publishing.
• My Labs [2026-07-07]
  Myriam Serruya's creative space hosts a series of numbered web experiments titled 'Laboratories,' each likely showcasing a distinct design or coding concept. The minimal navigation structure hints at an exploratory, hands-on approach to front-end web craft.
• My Pillow Fort~ [2026-07-07]
  My Pillow Fort is a kawaii-themed resource hub offering thousands of free web graphics, templates, tutorials, fonts, borders, kaomoji, and generators for personalizing your website. The site blends a cute personal blog with a massive collection of old-web style resources, making it a treasure trove for anyone building a retro or pastel-aesthetic page.
• My tilde.club page [2026-07-07]
  Dan Brickley's minimalist tilde.club page offers a glimpse into early web culture, linking to an endangered languages seminar and a philosophy resource he HTMLized himself using MS Word macros on a 286 running DRDOS. The page is a charming time capsule of mid-1990s personal web presence, complete with an 'under construction' notice and a nod to tilde.club community tools.
• MYSPACE [2026-07-07]
  A minimalist old-web personal page by xyzi on ichi.city, styled with nostalgic references to MySpace, GeoCities, and ASCII art. Visitors will find a guestbook, a Hotline webring, and a retro early-internet aesthetic packed into a sparse but charming landing page.
• MYSTERYS?GNAL [2026-07-07]
  MYSTERYSIGNAL is a sparse, stylized personal site with a glitchy retro aesthetic, currently showing little more than a title and a recent update timestamp. The minimal structure and deliberately broken character in the title suggest an old-web inspired creative project still in early stages.
• mystie's cozy place :3 [2026-07-07]
  Mystie is a self-described teen puppygirl and self-taught web developer who built this cozy personal site entirely in pure HTML, CSS, and JavaScript using Jekyll, showcasing her open-source projects like CatAsk and Foxivote alongside her love of Linux and KDE. The site features webrings, custom buttons, a music playlist, and a collection of web tools she has built, making it a genuine showcase of hands-on web development work.
• mzll [2026-07-07]
  Luigi's personal blog, written in both English and Italian, covers digital productivity, technology, the internet, travel, and books with a casual, reflective tone. The site features a clean Hugo-powered design with unique features like an 'On This Day' archive and a shuffle post option, making it a pleasant place to wander through his thoughts.
• N O R T H E R N S T A R [2026-07-07]
  Eunice's personal homepage 'Northern Star' is a newly launched old-web style site featuring sections for about me, domain info, links, fanlistings, and cliques. The meta keywords highlight websets and webrings, suggesting the site's content will center on web design resources and personal web culture.
• n o s t a l g i a « p r o j e c t « [2026-07-07]
  The Nostalgia Project is a loving tribute to the early internet era, celebrating the days when building websites was a quirky hobby and mobile-first design was unimaginable. It takes visitors on a reflective journey back to the old web, capturing the spirit of handcrafted sites from nearly two decades ago.
• Nam Lemonade's Website [2026-07-07]
  Nam Lemonade (also known as Rose Carter) is a Canadian full-stack web developer who has been building personal sites on Neocities since 2019, archiving all previous versions to showcase their growth as a coder. The site features a Flight Rising breeding tool, a blog, original character pages, and a charming old-web aesthetic with blinkies, a guestbook, and alternate themes.
• Name that Color - Chirag Mehta – chir.ag [2026-07-07]
  Name that Color is a handy web tool by Chirag Mehta that lets you pick any color from a color wheel or paste a CSS hex value and instantly get the closest matching color name from a list of 1500+ entries sourced from Wikipedia, Crayola, and Resene dictionaries. The open-source JavaScript library is freely available for developers to embed in their own projects, making it a genuinely useful resource for web designers and front-end developers.
• NCDesign HTML Design Guide - HTML TAG LIST [2026-07-07]
  NCDesign's HTML Tag List is a comprehensive reference guide cataloging every HTML tag, its attributes, and accepted values, with notes on browser support and HTML specification compliance. Part of the larger NCD HTML Design Guide v6.0, it covers everything from basic tags to deprecated elements and their style sheet replacements.
• Neel Patel [2026-07-07]
  Neel Patel's links page collects useful web development resources, FOSS software recommendations, and friends' portfolios into a tidy reference hub. Highlights include curated tools for HTML, CSS, Vim, and GIMP alongside indie web discoveries like the Personal Web Map and Web Design Museum.
• nekOS login [2026-07-07]
  OodleCat's Neocities site presents itself as a retro OS-style login screen called 'nekOS', giving it a charming feline-themed desktop aesthetic. The page is sparse but whimsical, featuring webring navigation and a login prompt that hints at more content hidden behind the interface.
• Nekoweb Districts [2026-07-07]
  Nekoweb Districts is a neighborhood-style webring for the Nekoweb hosting platform, organizing member sites into themed districts like Akiba for anime, Arcade District for games, and Sydney for music. It offers a charming way to discover and join a community of personal websites grouped by interest.
• neo's resources [2026-07-07]
  Mist is a curated archive of CSS and HTML codes created by finderqirl (also known as Neo/Kai) specifically for building and customizing Carrd sites. Visitors will find an extensive collection of text effects, image codes, layout resources, fonts, and background assets, all demonstrated with video examples.
• Neocities and the Indie Web Revival [2026-07-07]
  Dana Stanbridge's curated exploration of the Indie Web Revival examines why web revivalists are rejecting corporate platforms in favor of hand-coded static webpages inspired by late-90s internet aesthetics. The site functions as an exhibition and manifesto, spotlighting Neocities creators like Melonking, Humantooth, and Neonaut while arguing for a return to personal, owner-controlled web spaces.
• NeoCities SoHo Residential District [2026-07-07]
  The NeoCities SoHo Residential District is a curated neighborhood directory listing personal homepages and creative sites from the Neocities community, styled after the classic GeoCities neighborhood format. Visitors can browse dozens of linked personal sites spanning art, writing, retro aesthetics, and more, each accompanied by a brief description and profile link.
• Neocities Webring Masterlist [2026-07-07]
  Created by Azure, this masterlist catalogs themed webrings hosted on Neocities, organized alphabetically so indie web enthusiasts can easily browse and find communities to join. It covers an enormous range of interests from anime and astronomy to queer identities and video game fandoms, making it a handy hub for anyone building a personal site and looking to connect with like-minded creators.
• neonaut [2026-07-07]
  Neonaut is a charming old-web personal hub featuring an 88x31 button archive, a web directory, webrings, and a collection dubbed 'Ancient Artifacts of bygone eras.' The site leans heavily into retro internet aesthetics, complete with CRT prompts, Matrix codefall effects, and a Swatch Internet Time widget.
• Neothemes - Layouts and Themes for Neocities [2026-07-07]
  NeoThemes offers free, fully responsive HTML and CSS layouts and themes designed specifically for Neocities websites. All templates are handcrafted with CSS variables for easy color customization, making it simple for beginners to build and personalize their own sites.
• NEOTOMIC @ NEOCITIES DOT ORG! [2026-07-07]
  Neotomic is a personal Neocities homepage that is perpetually under construction, embracing the classic old-web aesthetic with autoplay music and a desktop-first design philosophy. The site is sparse on crawlable text but invites visitors to explore its pages and sign the guestbook.
• NeRD-POCALYPSe [2026-07-07]
  NeRD-POCALYPSe is a self-described 'magical haven of self expression' by a creator who blogs, codes, and tackles ambitious projects at their own pace. The site is still under construction but invites visitors to enter through a playful, chaotic old-web aesthetic.
• nerdcore web ring [2026-07-07]
  A webring dedicated to nerdcore, the hip-hop subgenre celebrating geek culture, gaming, and internet life. The site provides code for members to embed the ring on their own pages and connect with other nerdcore-themed sites.
• Nerds of the 90s [2026-07-07]
  Nerds of the 90s is a demo webring project built to showcase how webrings work, using a nostalgic 90s internet theme as its example subject. The site includes member listings, an embed code snippet for badges, and instructions for forking the project to host your own webring on Github.
• NetDrifter2000 [2026-07-07]
  NetDrifter2000 is a personal Neocities homepage built around the creator's passion for the old web, decentralization, and learning to code. It features a curated collection of net neighbor links, web buttons, and a variety of personal interests reflecting the indie web spirit.
• netfriend's website helpers [2026-07-07]
  Netfriend offers free copy-and-paste web tools designed to help Neocities users add polish and functionality to their sites, including a visitor counter, an image gallery inspired by FrontPage 2003, and an HTML loader for shared page elements. The tools are lightweight, openly licensed, and clearly built with the old-web hobbyist community in mind.
• NetLoop - CornRing [2026-07-07]
  CornRing is a webring connecting personal sites from across the American Midwest, with 20 members spanning states like Ohio, Iowa, Wisconsin, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Illinois, and Kansas. It offers a simple member directory and easy joining instructions, serving as a cozy hub for Midwestern web creators to find and link to one another.
• Netscape Standard Colormap [2026-07-07]
  A comprehensive reference page listing all 216 web-safe colors from the Netscape standard colormap, displayed as clickable hex codes organized in a systematic grid. An essential old-web tool for designers who needed to ensure consistent color rendering across browsers and operating systems in the early web era.
• NEVR2L8's Bars/Lines/Dividers/Gifs [2026-07-07]
  Christine (NEVR2L8) has assembled a massive collection of animated GIF bars, lines, and dividers spanning 36+ pages, organized by theme including florals, animals, hearts, music, and more. A treasure trove for anyone building old-school web pages who needs decorative horizontal dividers in every style imaginable.
• NEW !! finally revamping ~ ⟡ ݁ [2026-07-07]
  Saint's Resources is a free web asset collection offering pixels, dividers, PNGs, blinkies, stamps, buttons, frames, masks, GIFs, fonts, and symbols for use in personal site decoration. With over 663,000 views, it has become a popular destination for old-web and ulzzang aesthetic site builders looking for ready-to-use decorative elements.
• New Page 1 [2026-07-07]
  A Tripod-hosted personal page by racarrera that relies entirely on frames for its layout, leaving the content inaccessible to non-frames browsers. The site is essentially a shell with no retrievable text content, making it a relic of late-1990s frame-based web design.
• News - Page 1 - MySmilies.com [2026-07-07]
  MySmilies.com is a long-running smiley and emoticon resource created by cwm (Gerald Burns), offering a large collection of forum smilies organized by tags and collections for easy browsing. Visitors can copy smilies in BB code, HTML, or Markdown with a single click, making it a handy tool for forum users and community members looking to spice up their posts.
• niacnamae's burrow [2026-07-07]
  Niacnamae's Burrow is a fledgling personal homepage on Neocities, self-described as a work in progress with an HTML testing ground and mutual buttons exchange. The creator lists interests including HTML, toki pona, and linguistics, giving this early-stage site a charming handcrafted personality.
• Niall's Great Big List O' Links [2026-07-07]
  Niall's Great Big List O' Links is a sprawling personal bookmarks collection covering reference tools, search engines, science fiction, music, computing, and miscellaneous internet curiosities. A classic old-web link dump that reflects the browsing habits of an early 2000s internet enthusiast, with sections ranging from biochemistry resources to LOTR Lego humor.
• Nick Simson, Internet Nobody. [2026-07-07]
  Nick Simson is a graphic and interaction designer based in New Mexico who maintains this thoughtful personal site with posts, short notes, bookmarks, and a vinyl collection log. The site reflects a web-savvy sensibility, with sections on accessibility, feeds, and how the site works, making it as much about the craft of personal web publishing as the content itself.
• nickyturner's weird site [2026-07-07]
  Nicky Turner's Neocities personal hub features a collection of site buttons, webring memberships, and curated links to sites that inspired them. The page leans heavily into old-web aesthetics with webrings, cliques, and a community-focused spirit of promoting other creators.
• Nico Einsidler. [2026-07-07]
  Nico Einsidler's personal site blends engineering, science, and design through sections covering notes, a personal timeline, beliefs, and current activities. Notable for its commitment to minimal web footprint, the site proudly belongs to the 512KB Club's Green Team and produces only 0.04g of CO2 per visit.
• Niftosoft's NetLoop [2026-07-07]
  Niftosoft's NetLoop is a community webring with 20 member sites, connecting a variety of personal and hobby websites from across the independent web. The ring is open to new members and includes a GitHub-based error reporting system, making it a tidy little hub for old-web style site discovery.
• njms - Links [2026-07-07]
  The links page of njms.ca curates a thoughtfully organized collection of websites, music, books, and art projects that the creator finds worthwhile, spanning personal blogs, indie artists, and eclectic music genres from blackgaze to folktronica. It offers a window into the creator's wide-ranging tastes, including utopian fiction, queer theory, and fediverse-adjacent web culture.
• No CSS Club [2026-07-07]
  The No CSS Club is a curated directory of websites that deliberately use no CSS, no style attributes, and no JavaScript, celebrating the stripped-down simplicity of pure HTML on the modern web. It makes a tongue-in-cheek philosophical argument that real information needs no styling, and invites visitors to submit qualifying sites to its growing list.
• NO SLEEP [2026-07-07]
  No Sleep is the personal homepage of an anonymous creator on Neocities, featuring posts, a log, buttons, and links to other websites in classic old-web style. The site wears its indie web philosophy on its sleeve with badges advocating for piracy, no cookies, no Web3, and any-browser compatibility.
• Noah Liebman [2026-07-07]
  Noah Liebman is a Chicago-based design technologist and PhD who shares deep-dive articles on UX, CSS math, responsive typography, audio engineering, and front-end development. Featured projects range from fluid type scale explorations to a custom Web Component underline effect, making this a compelling read for developers who care about the intersection of design and code.
• NobodySpecial [2026-07-07]
  Jack's personal corner of the internet celebrates the old-web spirit, with a focus on webrings, handcrafted pages, and reclaiming the web from corporate monotony. The site is still under active construction and features fun touches like rain effects and cursor animations alongside a guestbook and links collection.
• nomaakip dot xyz [2026-07-07]
  Nomaakip's personal homepage on a custom domain features a modular layout with boxes for status updates, webrings, site stats, and contact links, all built with a clear love of old-web aesthetics. The creator also offers a tool called nekocards, a beta image card generator for Nekoweb sites, giving the page a light resource dimension alongside the personal content.
• Nomi's site [2026-07-07]
  Nomi's hand-built personal site is a no-JavaScript cave on the web, created by a Poland-based computer science student using the Zola static site generator. The site features webrings, an 88x31 button collection, links to self-hosted services like Jellyfin, and a fediverse presence, with a blog promised to arrive someday.
• northtemple - The Accessibility Checklist I Vowed I’d Never Write [2026-07-07]
  Northtemple is a design blog run by a group of designers at the LDS Church, featuring practical web accessibility guidance including a well-regarded checklist by Aaron Cannon aimed at organizations with large teams of developers. The site tackles real-world challenges of scaling accessibility practices across hundreds of developers without requiring deep expertise, making it a useful reference for web professionals.
• Notkat's Site - Front Page [2026-07-07]
  Notkat's Site is a personal homepage on Neocities with a minimal front page featuring a web counter and mostly visual content. The site is light on text but has a classic old-web aesthetic with 17 images suggesting a creative or interest-based layout.
• NOVALANDIA | cmdr-nova@internet:~$ [2026-07-07]
  NovaLandia is the sprawling personal hub of cmdr-nova, a writer, composer, Linux enthusiast, and webdev who created the Eyeshadow 2600 FM radio stream and the REVOSA fashion brand in Second Life. The site features a live radio stream, a blog covering fediverse and tech commentary, gaming pages, tutorials on Debian, ActivityPub, and building websites, plus an archive of posts across multiple social platforms.
• Now Entering... [2026-07-07]
  Eryk Carrillo's personal site is currently in its earliest stage, offering little more than a landing page and webring participation. The site is part of the No AI Webring, signaling a commitment to human-made web content.
• NOW ENTERING... [2026-07-07]
  SpaceDorky is a colorful, animated personal homepage with autoplay music, currently under construction and best viewed on desktop. The landing page sets the stage for an old-web-style experience with playful typography and a welcoming intro.
• nuggets-wurld.neocities.org [2026-07-07]
  Nugget's colorful personal corner of the web features a classic Neocities-style homepage with a guestbook, webmap, and a curated list of cool sites. The landing page warns visitors of flashing lights and adult humor, hinting at a fun and irreverent personality behind the site.
• null & void Danger Ultraviolet [2026-07-07]
  Null, a queer web designer and accessibility consultant, presents their professional profile focused on creating aesthetically pleasing and accessible websites and applications. The site highlights their skills in HTML, JavaScript, Jekyll, WordPress, and Squarespace, with a clear emphasis on inclusive design for all users.
• nuthead.hideout [2026-07-07]
  Nuthead's Hideout is a minimalist old-web style personal homepage on Neocities with a single splash entry page. The site is sparse in visible content, offering little more than a stylized title and an entry link.
• OCNGINEERS.COM [2026-07-07]
  OCNGINEERS.COM appears to be a minimal personal or hobbyist page with very little content available in the snapshot. The sparse page text makes it difficult to determine a dominant topic, but the domain name suggests a technology or engineering focus.
• octosquigglez's secret secret hideout [2026-07-07]
  Squigglez's personal Nekoweb hideout is a playful old-web style homepage featuring buttons, webrings, and a work-in-progress redesign. The site is minimal but charming, with a collection of fun buttons from around the web and links to webrings like the Hotline Webring.
• Oh Bother! The Winnie the Pooh Fanlisting [2026-07-07]
  Oh Bother! is a long-running fanlisting dedicated to the beloved Winnie the Pooh franchise, covering the original books, classic Disney films, and characters from the Hundred Acre Wood. With over 2,300 members and active since November 2002, it invites fans to join the list and show their love for Pooh and his friends.
• Oh Hello Ana - Blog [2026-07-07]
  Ana Rodrigues is a front-end developer based in London who shares jottings, bookmarks, and thoughts on her personal blog. The site includes a blogroll, IndieWeb webring participation, and RSS feeds, making it a cozy corner of the indie web for those interested in web development and personal blogging.
• OHAYO IKEBUKURO! [2026-07-07]
  Ohayo Ikebukuro is a Carrd-focused resource site packed with CSS snippets, code tips, and design tricks for building stylish Carrd pages, including effects like TV flicker, rain backgrounds, custom scrollbars, and draggable elements. The site also covers mobile responsiveness, font embedding, and other practical techniques, making it a handy reference for anyone customizing their Carrd layout.
• Old School Color Cycling with HTML5 | EffectGames.com [2026-07-07]
  A technical deep-dive by Joe at EffectGames.com exploring how the old-school color cycling technique from 8-bit era games can be recreated using HTML5 and the Canvas element. The article covers the history of palette cycling, spotlights artist Mark J. Ferrari's legendary LucasArts work, and includes downloadable JavaScript and C++ source code for a full color cycling engine.
• old web trowback [2026-07-07]
  OldMartijntje's archive page pays tribute to the old web, featuring a Hotline Webring connection and a nostalgic look back at early internet culture. Hosted via Quartz and linked to a personal GitHub, this minimal but charming page is part of a larger personal documentation site.
• Old'aVista [2026-07-07]
  Home: Old'aVista is a nostalgic search engine dedicated to crawling and surfacing old websites from classic hosting services like Geocities, Angelfire, Tripod, and AOL, letting visitors rediscover the early web as it once existed. It pairs its retro-styled search interface with a curated directory of categories, an Internet Archive integration, and a community guestbook, making it a genuine labor of love for old-web preservation enthusiasts.
• oldschool.dreaminginflour [2026-07-07]
  Jaq (goodbye_angel) has built a hand-coded home base linking together their various creative projects, most notably their music project 'leaving lost' and their writing site 'dreaming in flour'. A fresh return to personal web-making after years away, the site proudly uses Linux Mint, GIMP, and other open-source tools while participating in old-web webrings.
• Olu Online [2026-07-07]
  Olu Online is the personal blog of Olu, a tech ethics nerd, coder, and social justice advocate who writes about digital culture, solarpunk ideals, and the intersections of technology with society. Posts range from reflections on digital detoxes and social media dynamics to weekly notes, making it a thoughtful corner of the web for anyone interested in ethical tech and slow living online.
• On Craft and Responsibility (Web Development, Engineering Management, Life/Philosophy) · Jens Oliver Meiert [2026-07-07]
  Jens Oliver Meiert's long-running site covers frontend web development with a focus on HTML and CSS optimization, maintainability, and engineering management. Alongside the technical content, Jens shares philosophy and political commentary, making it an unusually candid blend of craft and conscience from an experienced engineering lead.
• Once Again, The Doorknob [2026-07-07]
  A keynote essay by net artist and Digital Folklore researcher Olia Lialina, delivered at the Rethinking Affordance Symposium in 2018, exploring how interface design shapes human behavior through affordance, forgiveness, and ambiguity in HCI and human-robot interaction. Rich with annotated slides and references, it offers a critical artistic perspective on the hidden power of UI design decisions and the metaphors baked into everyday digital interfaces.
• ONLINE COMICS & ZINE FAIR WEBRING [2026-07-07]
  A webring dedicated to connecting online fairs and events centered around comics and zine culture, bringing together streamed conventions and social media events that exist primarily on the internet. Visitors can browse the full member list or hop to a random fair, making it a handy hub for discovering indie comics and zine communities online.
• oogie [2026-07-07]
  Germicelli's personal page 'oogie' is a minimal, stylized landing page with a charming retro web aesthetic. Nearly empty of content, it serves as a welcome entry point with little more than a greeting and a single image.
• OpenBooks [2026-07-07]
  OpenBooks is Neocities' original web portal, created by Coyote Reyne, designed to help visitors discover the independent, human-made corners of the internet outside of corporate algorithms. Now in its 11th iteration, the site features a searchable directory, curated links, and a retrospective celebrating a decade of fostering DIY internet culture.
• OpenDyslexic [2026-07-07]
  OpenDyslexic is a free, open-source typeface created by Abbie Gonzalez and specifically designed to reduce some common reading difficulties associated with dyslexia. Available under the SIL-OFL license for personal, commercial, and educational use, the font can be downloaded via Itch.io or supported through Patreon.
• OpenType Fonts - A New Font Format for Macintosh and Windows [2026-07-07]
  Created by Mike Doughty, this detailed reference page explains the OpenType font format and its advantages for cross-platform compatibility between Macintosh and Windows. Part of a larger tutorials site covering Photoshop, Illustrator, and other design tools, it covers OpenType features like ligatures, swash characters, and expert sets with links to official Adobe and Microsoft specifications.
• Optimization Week Magazine - web performance tips fast web site speed optimization news & views [2026-07-07]
  Optimization Week is an online magazine covering web performance, site speed optimization, and related techniques, with over 136 issues published since 2003. Readers will find case studies, PPC optimization tips, SEO and speed benchmarks, and practical guides for making websites faster and more effective.
• Ordinary Mode [2026-07-07]
  Ordinary Mode is a personal blog covering web tinkering, server management, domain setups, and the occasional slice of everyday life like moving house and e-bikes. Posts like 'Generating full text RSS' and 'Server updates' reveal a technically minded author who enjoys sharing practical notes on running a small personal web presence.
• orgnizedmess [2026-07-07]
  Piya's personal blog explores how systems work, from homelab networking and IndieWeb participation to personal productivity frameworks. A thoughtful mix of technical writing and introspective posts, with entries on making the indie web more accessible and intentional blog engagement.
• osaka [2026-07-07]
  Osaka is a minimalist personal site featuring a diary, favorites page, and a growing 'radio' page that replaces an older song archive with curated music. The site is a work in progress, with the creator actively rebuilding sections and sharing their musical tastes.
• other [2026-07-07]
  The 'other' page of Diet Water is a wonderfully chaotic dumping ground for links, files, rants, Scratch games, ROMs, and oddities that didn't fit anywhere else on the site. It features an 88x31 button collection, a Hotline webring, the Bee Movie script, a Doom 2 soundtrack with a mystery soundfont, and hidden secrets scattered throughout.
• Outlinks – immibis [2026-07-07]
  The outlinks page of immibis.com is a curated collection of links to technical blogs, Hacker News, privacy tools, and real-world Berlin locations, maintained as a deliberate act of supporting the independent web. The selection leans heavily toward Linux sysadmin writing, reverse engineering, computer graphics, and functional programming resources, making it a useful jumping-off point for technically minded visitors.
• ØɄ₮₴łĐɆ webring [2026-07-07]
  The OUTSIDE webring (stylized as ØɄ₮₴łĐɆ) connects eccentric, hand-coded personal sites from the small web, emphasizing lo-fi retro aesthetics, quirkiness, and non-commercial independence. Members must include an h-card and webring navigation links, and the crawler automatically adds qualifying sites upon submission.
• Overview, Firefox Extension Development Tutorial - Rietta [2026-07-07]
  A preserved legacy tutorial from 2005, written by nine Georgia Tech students, covering the full process of developing extensions for Mozilla Firefox 1.5. Topics include packaging, GUI creation, user preferences, localization, security, and distribution, making it a fascinating historical snapshot of early Firefox extension development.
• Owen - Homepage [2026-07-07]
  Owen Compher's personal corner of the indie web, where this computer science and mathematics student showcases his self-built site with web dev projects, a curated links page, and a file server. The site leans into indieweb culture with webring participation, PGP keys, and a hand-crafted ethos that makes it a genuine artifact of the modern personal web revival.
• owlharì [2026-07-07]
  Owlharì's guide to webshrines walks visitors through the art of building personal shrine pages, offering prompts, ideas, and creative inspiration for anyone who wants to celebrate their favorite things online. Originally published in a Neocities surf club e-zine, this guide covers everything from what to write about to layout and coding ideas, making it a practical and enthusiastic resource for the personal web community.
• OwlMan on Neocities [2026-07-07]
  OwlMan is a personal Neocities page from a British creator based in England and Wales, describing itself as an archive and personal site. The page is sparse in visible content but self-identifies as a UK-based personal archive with a distinctly irreverent tone.
• p l a s m a [2026-07-07]
  Plasma is a small join-only clique for owners of high-quality, handcrafted personal websites, founded by Joosh on the Nekoweb community. To join, members must have a completed and impressive site, display the clique badge, and submit their details through the on-site form.
• p o p c u l t [2026-07-07]
  Gen Lissa's toybox page collects adoptables, cliques, and webrings as part of their personal Neocities presence called 'popcult.' The page showcases classic old-web collecting culture, inviting visitors to share their own cute adoptables and webring memberships.
• Page Title Goes Here [2026-07-07]
  Sadgrl's Layout Maker is a browser-based tool that generates responsive HTML and CSS website layouts for Neocities users, with dropdown customization options and commented code to help beginners learn as they build. Alongside the layout generator, the site offers companion resources including an HTML cheatsheet, tiled background collections, font links, and site idea prompts.
• Pan Continental Airways [2026-07-07]
  Pan Continental Airways is Andrew Zhong's personal site, styled as an airline experience and hosted on Nekoweb, featuring a 'Technical Logbook' that covers web development notes and personal musings with uncensored commentary. The site is manually hand-coded and participates in several webrings including the Hotline and Retronaut rings, giving it a strong old-web aesthetic.
• Paper Tiles [2026-07-07]
  Paper Tiles offers a collection of hand-crafted tileable background images derived from public-domain wallpaper patterns sourced via Historic New England, perfect for adding texture to websites. Each tile is available in large and small JPG formats with source files provided, and visitors can contribute new tiles via GitLab.
• Park City [2026-07-07]
  Park City is a small internet community built around friendship, creativity, and a rejection of the content-overload culture of modern social media, offering its members shared hosting, a Gemini server, FTP, and an online radio station. Founded in 2019, this cozy web collective operates with a warm manifesto encouraging members to simply exist and thrive without pressure to perform or produce.
• Parker's Basement [2026-07-07]
  Parker's Basement is a personal site by Parker (opossil) built explicitly to improve their coding skills, featuring buttons, blinkies, stamps, and webrings alongside a fledgling blog. The site is in active early development with a to-do list of planned pages including shrines, a gallery, and an about me section.
• Parth Shiralkar [2026-07-07]
  Parth Shiralkar's personal homepage presents a developer, designer, and author with a clean, theme-aware design that adapts to your system preferences. The site links out to a blog, pixel art, climbing content, and a books section, painting a picture of a creative technologist with eclectic interests.
• pechaflickr [2026-07-07]
  Pechaflickr is a clever web mashup created by Alan Levine that combines the PechaKucha presentation format with PowerPoint Karaoke, challenging users to improvise a coherent talk from 20 random Flickr photos shown for 20 seconds each. Advanced options let you customize slide count, timing, and image sources including Flickr Commons, making it a fun tool for educators and presenters.
• peonyvalley [2026-07-07]
  Peony Valley is a lovingly crafted old-web tribute site by a creator who spent years learning CSS to finally build the early-2000s homepage they always dreamed of. With a Y2K aesthetic, webrings, a button wall, and sections for personal interests, it channels the nostalgic charm of early Geocities-era personal pages.
• Personal website – travel blog, photo gallery, projects [2026-07-07]
  Lauren Nishizaki documents how she built her personal website from scratch using Jekyll, covering her journey from Blogspot frustration to a fully self-hosted static site with a travel blog, photo gallery, and projects section. The writeup is a detailed technical walkthrough touching on CSS, HTML, hosting with Digital Ocean and Caddy, domain setup with Namecheap, and the resources that helped her learn web development.
• personal websites with a /now page [2026-07-07]
  NowNowNow is a global directory of personal websites that feature a /now page, a simple concept popularized by Derek Sivers where people share what they are currently focused on in their lives. Visitors can browse thousands of entries organized by location, from California to Kosovo, or jump to a random page for a serendipitous peek into someone's current chapter.
• PersonalSit.es | Yes we got hot and fresh sites [2026-04-17]
  PersonalSit.es is an open-source directory of nearly 1,000 personal websites, curated so people can discover and celebrate each other's handcrafted corners of the internet. Built by Andy Bell and maintained by Henry Desroches and Declan Chidlow, it lets visitors browse by tags, filter for RSS-enabled sites, or jump to a random site for a surprise.
• PersonalWebsites.org - Discover Personal Websites [2026-07-07]
  PersonalWebsites.org, created by Nick Gray, is a curated directory of over 4,300 personal websites from creators, developers, artists, and dreamers around the world. Visitors can browse by country, submit their own site, or discover random gems from the golden tradition of the personal homepage.
• petpet [2026-07-07]
  A browser-based petpet GIF generator that lets you animate any image with the classic internet "petpet" hand pat effect, with controls for size, speed, squish, and flip. Built by a Neocities creator, it supports mouse, touch, and keyboard input and can export the finished animated GIF directly in your browser.
• petrapixel [2026-07-07]
  Petrapixel is a richly built Neocities personal site by creator 'petrapixel' that doubles as a comprehensive web design resource hub, featuring beginner and advanced coding tutorials, layout generators, widgets for free Neocities accounts, and troubleshooting guides. Beyond the coding resources, visitors can also explore the creator's art, fractal work, writing, media recommendations, shrines, and a charming old-web aesthetic complete with blinkies, cliques, and webrings.
• pheer.com [2026-07-07]
  Pheer.com is a minimalist old-web personal site with a distinctly retro aesthetic, featuring a sparse layout that hints at early internet design sensibilities. The page appears to be a creative hub or personal homepage with limited but characteristically old-school web presence.
• Philip Zastrow [2026-07-07]
  Philip Zastrow is a product-minded developer and designer from Ohio who shares weeknotes, technical articles, and insights on topics like codebase exploration, AI integration, and design thinking. The site features a reading list, external writing, and a clean personal blog covering the intersection of product design and development.
• Philly Homebrew Website Club 7 Recap | Zephnetdotbiz [2026-07-07]
  Zephyr Prusinski recaps the 7th Philadelphia Homebrew Website Club meetup, sharing participant links and notes from discussions covering IndieWeb practices, web development resources, and DIY radio projects. The post captures the community spirit of indie web enthusiasts gathering in Philadelphia, with links to MDN tutorials, Neocities, and a fascinating mix of topics from ham radio to version control alternatives.
• Photoshop Etiquette [2026-07-07]
  A Guide to Discernible Web Design: Photoshop Etiquette is a structured guide covering best practices for organizing Photoshop files in a web design workflow, with chapters on layers, assets, typography, effects, and quality control. It advocates for clarity and empathy when handing off PSDs, making it a practical reference for designers who collaborate or revisit their own work.
• Pikafort's wiibsite [2026-07-07]
  Pikafort's quirky personal site is notably hosted on a real Nintendo Wii, giving it a charming and unusual technical backstory. Visitors are greeted with autoplay music, lots of GIFs, and a playful warning screen before entering the creator's self-described 'personal hell.'
• Pikselkraft [2026-07-07]
  Sustainable Web design, Ecodesign, Low-tech: Pikselkraft is a sustainable web design studio offering eco-friendly, low-tech website creation, audits, illustration, and training with a focus on digital sobriety and energy efficiency. Their work centers on reducing the environmental footprint of the web while improving accessibility, usability, and ethical design practices.
• Pinkcredible ✿ Webring [2026-07-07]
  The Pinkcredible Webring is a small, friendly ring connecting personal sites that feature pink somewhere in their design, with the only rule being at least one pink pixel. It offers joining instructions, a nav snippet for members, and a live member list, all wrapped in a cozy old-web aesthetic.
• pix resources! [2026-07-07]
  Pix Resources is a free graphics collection offering pixels, dividers, PNGs, blinkies, stamps, buttons, backgrounds, and fonts for building personal websites. The site features an extensive library of themed pixel sets and decorative assets, making it a handy one-stop shop for old-web and Neocities-style site creators.
• Pixel Patterns [2026-07-07]
  Yuanchuan explores the mathematics behind pixel grid patterns, implementing them using CSS custom functions, WebGL shaders, and a custom @pattern syntax. The article walks through progressively refined approaches to rendering large-scale generative patterns, complete with code examples and links to a live CodePen demo.
• Pixelhugger [2026-07-07]
  Pixelhugger is a pixel art and web graphics resource site offering fonts, ASCII art, desktop wallpapers, icons, and games. The collection of pixel-focused freebies and tools makes it a charming destination for fans of retro digital aesthetics and old-web design resources.
• Placement in the DMOZ.org directory - Pure Power [2026-07-07]
  Adam Hayes of AHFX Digital FX Studios shares practical web design and SEO advice, including this post explaining why getting listed in the DMOZ Open Directory Project can significantly boost Google rankings and site traffic. The blog covers topics like search engine optimization, domain issues, and web hosting for small businesses.
• Places to Find Indie Web Content · Untested [2026-07-07]
  Rafał Pastuszak shares a curated list of resources, people, and websites he relies on to discover and write about the indie web, from RSS blogs to niche Discord communities. The post doubles as a practical guide for anyone trying to escape the corporate web and find genuinely interesting independent content online.
• Planet Pearlia (is a wip) [2026-07-07]
  Planet Pearlia is a personal homepage in early construction, greeting visitors with a space-themed landing page complete with audio and video elements. The site is still a work in progress, offering little content beyond its charming orbital ring introduction.
• Poble's Purple Palace [2026-07-07]
  Poble's Purple Palace is a vibrant personal site built by a creator who goes by Poble, featuring sections about their personality, interests, and life in a distinctly purple aesthetic. The site is notable for its anti-AI stance, responsive design tested across unusual devices like Windows Phones and BlackBerries, and its indie web spirit complete with webrings, button links, and a handcrafted Neocities-era sensibility.
• Podcast Accessibility [2026-07-07]
  Podcast Accessibility is a dedicated guide helping podcasters make their shows and websites usable by everyone, including people with disabilities. It covers practical steps like adding transcripts, improving media players, and evaluating podcast hosting services for accessibility compliance.
• pookatoo.com - gothic/vampire/halloween/fantasy/glittery text maker [2026-07-07]
  Pookatoo is a free online text generator offering over 20 gothic, vampire, Halloween, and fantasy-themed fonts with animation options like Luminescence and Sparkle. Visitors can create spooky styled graphics for blogs, Facebook pages, YouTube thumbnails, or personal websites using a simple point-and-click interface.
• Powerduck [2026-07-07]
  Powerduck is a quirky, interactive personal corner of the web built by its creator with a playful windowed desktop interface, featuring a duck-themed game, a button maker, a dancefloor, a guestbook, and curated links. The site leans heavily into old-web aesthetics with webrings, 88x31 badges, NightRide Radio, and a chat system, making it a fun hub for the Neocities community.
• powRSS - Discover the Indie Web [2026-07-07]
  powRSS is an RSS-based directory for discovering independent and personal blogs across the indie web, aggregating recent posts from a curated collection of bloggers covering everything from technology and books to photography and personal writing. Created by Pablo Enoc, it offers category filters, a random blog shuffle, and a growing community of writers who can submit their own sites to join the feed.
• Premade graphics and graphic resources... a web design resource | Celestial Star [2026-07-07]
  Celestial Star is a long-running web design resource offering hundreds of premade anime and general website layouts, Photoshop brushes, textures, avatars, and HTML/CSS tutorials. Visitors can browse an extensive gallery of linkware graphics, submit their own layouts, and find everything needed to build and style a personal website.
• Preserving the Pixel Art Look in Web Content [2026-07-07]
  Kirupa.com offers a detailed tutorial on preserving the crisp, retro aesthetic of pixel art in modern web environments using CSS techniques and scaling strategies. Created by web educator Kirupa Chinnathambi, this article is part of a vast library of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and animation tutorials that has been serving designers and developers since 1998.
• PRIGOANA.COM [2026-07-07]
  Prigoana.com is a personal homepage with a strong tech-privacy focus, featuring guides on ad blocking, a collection of Windows and SQL Server product keys, cryptocurrency donation addresses, and links to the creator's open-source music streaming and IPTV projects. The site blends personal expression with practical resources for privacy-conscious users, including stamps for Arch Linux, GrapheneOS, Libreboot, and anti-Chrome sentiment.
• Proggy Programming Fonts [2026-07-07]
  Proggy Programming Fonts is the original home of a beloved collection of free monospaced bitmap fonts designed specifically for programmers, including Proggy Clean, Proggy Square, Proggy Small, and Proggy Tiny. The fonts were carefully crafted with coders in mind, with design choices like centered asterisks, distinct zeros, and vertically aligned braces, making them a cult favorite among developers who spend long hours reading code.
• Project CLIQUE [2026-07-07]
  Project CLIQUE is a directory of joinable web cliques run by personal website owners, where visitors can browse and join themed communities based on shared interests, fandoms, and favorites. From claiming your cat breed to wielding a Kingdom Hearts Keyblade, the collection spans a wide variety of pop culture and lifestyle themes for the old-web hobbyist crowd.
• protonaurum [2026-07-07]
  Protonaurum is a minimal Neocities personal homepage featuring a live clock widget, a silly cat photo gallery, and a curated list of cool sites the creator enjoys. The page has a cozy, low-key charm with an open invitation to connect via email or watch movies together online.
• Proxi Archive [2026-07-07]
  Proxi Archive is a work-in-progress personal site by a creator known as Proxima, built with custom JavaScript for a music player and sidebar navigation. The site is currently under construction with many placeholders, but already shows a handcrafted old-web aesthetic optimized for Firefox on wide-screen monitors.
• prx's Si₃TcH / ArraKISS | Si₃TcH [2026-07-07]
  Prx's Si₃TcH is a self-hosted personal site in French that serves as a digital garden for code snippets, text, links, and collected oddities from around the web. Notably, it is accessible via a TOR hidden service and promotes minimalist web standards like the 250KB Club, making it a curious corner of the indie web.
• psyclone's corner [2026-07-07]
  Psyclone's corner is a personal homepage on Nekoweb featuring a blog, guestbook, and participation in several webrings including the Retronaut Webring and No AI Webring. The site has a classic old-web aesthetic and includes a note about UK censorship advocacy, making it a small but characterful slice of the indie web.
• PUBLOG » View Selection Source for Opera [2026-07-07]
  Jakub Roztočil's PUBLOG hosts a practical JavaScript bookmarklet called 'View Selection Source' that lets Opera browser users inspect the HTML source of any selected page element, mirroring a feature Firefox had natively. The post walks through three installation methods including User JavaScript and bookmarklet options, complete with syntax highlighting configuration and customization details for web developers.
• punkfairie.net [2026-07-07]
  Marley Rae's personal homepage at punkfairie.net doubles as a hub linking to her other sites, featuring a charming Win98-inspired desktop theme with draggable windows, blinkies, stamps, and a diary. The site is notable for its technical craftsmanship, having been rebuilt in Astro with webmentions support, and serves as a showcase of old-web aesthetics combined with modern static site tooling.
• Pure CSS Badges [2026-07-07]
  A 2009 experimental demo by Raphaël Bastide showcasing badges created entirely with CSS, no images required. The project explores 'demo aesthetics' and represents an early creative experiment in pure CSS visual design techniques.
• pxxels and the occasional glitch [2026-07-07]
  The landing page for pxxels, a personal Neocities site by a creator known as px, featuring thoughtful accessibility options including dark/light mode toggling, two font choices, and tab navigation support. The site emphasizes inclusive design details like alt text for images and readable CSS grid layouts, hinting at a creator genuinely invested in the craft of building personal web spaces.
• Pyroboynroses tilde.club page [2026-07-07]
  Pyroboynroses is a French DIY and tech enthusiast who uses this Tilde.club page as a mirror for their Gemini capsule, linking out to multiple Tildeverse spaces and a Neocities site. The creator is also a novel writer, and the page serves as a hub connecting their scattered presence across the old-web and alternative internet ecosystems like Geminispace.
• Qswitch's website! [2026-07-07]
  Qswitch's Neocities home base is a work-in-progress personal site featuring stamps, webrings, and a Windows 95-style aesthetic with links to neighboring sites. The page is currently undergoing major renovation but already showcases a classic old-web sensibility with pixel art, Mii imagery, and a growing collection of retro-flavored web decorations.
• radiolights.wav [2026-07-07]
  Radiolights.wav is a hand-coded Neocities personal page by a creator who invites visitors to link back and hotlink freely, built with care since June 2024. The site is primarily a landing page hub featuring webrings and a welcoming aesthetic, with almost all content conveyed through images rather than text.
• radiowavegirl.neocities.org [2026-07-07]
  Radiowavegirl's Neocities page appears to be in its earliest stages, currently showing only a single image with no additional text or navigation. The site's name hints at a radio or retro aesthetic, but there is not yet enough content to determine a dominant topic.
• Random Web Directory [2026-07-07]
  RandomNeocities is a lightweight web directory designed to help visitors discover websites across categories like Entertainment, News, Games, Education, and more. It features a simple click-based navigation and a dark mode toggle, positioned as a handy homepage for web browsing.
• Randomosity • the Blogging fanlisting [2026-07-07]
  Randomosity is a fanlisting dedicated to blogging as a hobby, gathering fans of the activity under one roof as part of TheFanlistings.org network. With 51 approved members and affiliates covering hobbies like cycling, stargazing, and writing, it serves as a small community hub for people who love the practice of keeping a blog.
• ravenelectrick.com [2026-07-07]
  This site appears to be nearly empty, consisting of a single image with no navigable content or text visible. The domain name 'ravenelectrick' suggests a creative or artistic identity, but no substantive content is accessible from the current page state.
• RazzPixel's Villa [2026-07-07]
  RazzPixel's Villa is a charming Neocities-hosted personal homepage featuring webrings, a virtual pet, and an old-web aesthetic. The site serves as a landing page hub for RazzPixel's online presence, inviting visitors to enter their digital space.
• rbardini.com [2026-07-07]
  Rafael Bardini is a frontend engineer based in Amsterdam who shares technical posts about web development topics like TypeScript, Vite, and web components. He is also the creator of Carteiro, a once-popular package tracking app, and maintains several open-source projects.
• Ready, set, and... BEGIN. [2026-07-07]
  Y2Kstardust is a handcrafted personal homepage by a disabled webmaster who takes accessibility seriously, noting browser compatibility, mobile support, and cookie transparency. The site participates in webrings and cliques with a Y2K-inspired aesthetic, positioning itself as a small corner of the indie web community.
• Reasonability [2026-07-07]
  Lilly's fledgling personal site 'Reasonability' is a charming work-in-progress featuring shrines, music, cooking, drawings, programming notes, and a DIY MP3 player PCB project. The site has a playful, self-aware tone with a spinny cube sitemap and honest admissions that most pages are still empty.
• Recent Updates [2026-07-07]
  TheChels.uk is a 'working out loud' personal tech blog by an engineering leader, covering topics like AI developments, RSS feeds, web tools, developer productivity, and internet culture. With 671 posts spanning over a decade, it blends technical commentary with curated links and monthly mixtapes for a distinctly personal but professionally-minded voice.
• ReduxFlakes [2026-07-07]
  ReduxFlakes is the personal site of a software developer and designer from Portugal, featuring a blog, digital garden, design gallery, shrines, and an extensive collection of resources and public APIs. The site is impressively structured with a roadmap, changelog, commissions, and a curated blogroll, making it a rich hub for this creator's technical and creative work.
• ReedDesign - Approximate Conversion from Points to Pixels [2026-07-07]
  A handy reference page from ReedDesign providing an approximate conversion table between typographic points, pixels, ems, and percentage values for use in web and print design. Created by Roy Reed, this practical chart is part of a broader personal design site covering web design tips, AV design work, photography, and kite-related content.
• reef { mini-cliques } [2026-07-07]
  Reef is a collection of mini-cliques created by the owner of kingdra.net, offering copy-paste HTML snippets for personal websites covering topics like gemstones, Nintendo games, Pokemon, Splatoon, colors, music, and fandom tropes. Each clique comes with pre-made pixel or text graphics sourced from various artists, making it easy for visitors to grab a badge and join without any formal membership listing to maintain.
• Regi's Web Vault - Guestbook - Atabook [2026-07-07]
  This is the guestbook page for Regi's Web Vault, a personal old-web style site hosted on Atabook's free guestbook platform. The few messages left by friends reveal a playful, Linux-loving personality with a fondness for internet culture and close-knit online friendships.
• reij's resources!? [2026-07-07]
  Reij's resource hub collects an extensive array of web design tools including fonts, CSS utilities, gradient generators, and curated pastebins for building old-web style sites. The site is packed with categorized links to tools like css generators, color pickers, and animation libraries, making it a handy reference for Neocities-style web creators.
• relict.mkv [2026-07-07]
  Sam, known online as relict.mkv, has built a heartfelt personal corner of the web in Edinburgh, UK, celebrating the spirit of late 90s and early 2000s internet culture with a weblog, guestbook, drawbox, and links to personal favourites. The site wears its indie web philosophy proudly, complete with webrings, web buttons, and a manifesto advocating for personal spaces over corporate social media.
• remodeling [2026-07-07]
  Nyxie's Neocities page is currently mid-remodel, with links to their socials, guestbook, and blog still accessible while the new design takes shape. The site participates in the Retronaut and CSS Joy webrings, hinting at a handcrafted old-web aesthetic that the creator is clearly proud of.
• remotes.club [2026-07-07]
  Remotes.club is a tilde-style shared server community built specifically for remote workers, where members each get an account and can publish their own index pages. The member directory lists over 150 users, making it a lively small-web hub in the tradition of public Unix communities.
• Resilient Web Design—Chapter 6 [2026-07-07]
  Written by Jeremy Keith, 'Resilient Web Design' is a free online book exploring progressive enhancement as a philosophy and practical methodology for building robust websites. Chapter 6 walks through a three-step design process with concrete examples ranging from news sites to collaborative word processors, emphasizing that core functionality should always be accessible regardless of browser capabilities.
• Resource [2026-07-07]
  A curated collection of web design assets for Carrd and Rentry pages, including stamps, blinkies, dividers, and coding resources. The site also offers accessibility tips for page creators, such as color contrast advice and alt text guidance.
• Resource Library [2026-07-07]
  Club Jessica's Resource Library is a curated collection of tools and learning materials for indie web creators, covering HTML/CSS tutorials, webmaster utilities, and art tools like Photopea and FlamingText. It's a handy one-stop reference for anyone building their own personal site on the old web, with links to accessibility checkers, GIF makers, blinkie creators, and color palette tools.
• Responsive Typography with Viewing Distance Detection Demo [2026-07-07]
  Created by Marko Dugonjić at Creative Nights Studios, this interactive demo showcases an experimental approach to responsive typography that detects a user's viewing distance in real time to adjust font sizes accordingly. It pushes beyond standard CSS media queries and links to related tools like Typetester, Size Calculator, and Universal Typography for further exploration.
• Retro Y2K | V7 [2026-07-07]
  Kristylicious is a retro-styled personal site by Kristy that lovingly recreates the aesthetic of 90s and Y2K-era web design, drawing inspiration from platforms like GeoCities, Angelfire, and AOL Hometown. The site blends old-web nostalgia with personal content including HTML codes, web design resources, and a vintage frillies-style layout.
• Rib-Eye Black Dragon Archives | Profile [2026-07-07]
  Rib-Eye Black Dragon Archives is a personal archiving site by a self-described novice web developer who is passionate about free internet, FOSS, and escaping corporate social media platforms. The site collects posts and content under the Rib-Eye Black Dragon moniker, with a minimal dark theme aesthetic and links to outposts on Notepin and Spacehey.
• Rich User Experience, UX and Desktopization of War [2026-07-07]
  A long-form critical essay by Olia Lialina, researcher and digital folklore advocate, examining how UX design and Web 2.0 ideology have progressively alienated users from their computers and the open web. Drawing on interface theory, military surveillance technology, and the history of personal home pages, the piece traces how 'rich user experience' became a mechanism of control rather than empowerment.
• Richard Saunders, Product owner and designer | The personal site of Richard Saunders, product owner of @contensis and designer based in Newport, South Wales [2026-07-07]
  Richard Saunders is a product owner and designer from Newport, South Wales, who shares weeknotes, technical tutorials, and reflections on UX, accessibility, and front-end development. Highlights include practical guides on using iOS Shortcuts with Jekyll and the GitHub API, making it a useful read for indie web enthusiasts and developers.
• rileyland [2026-07-07]
  Rileyland is a personal creative homepage on Nekoweb featuring animated GIFs and a handcrafted old-web aesthetic, complete with flashing visuals and a custom layout optimized for desktop resolutions. The site is a landing page inviting visitors into a quirky personal web space with a dedicated links page.
• Rings @ anvilfire.com! - What happened to Webring.org? [2026-07-07]
  A detailed explanation of what happened to Webring.org after Yahoo's corporate takeover in 2000, written from the perspective of a frustrated ringmaster at anvilfire.com. The page documents the history of the webring system, explains how nav bars worked, and links to resources from other ringmasters who experienced the forced migration firsthand.
• Rings around the Internet! The WebRings Fanlisting [2026-07-07]
  Created by Nicki Faulk, this fanlisting celebrates the nostalgic world of webrings, those curated link communities that helped 90s web surfers hop between like-minded sites. Visitors can join as fans, browse member lists, and even find active webring projects keeping the old-web tradition alive today.
• riots archive [2026-07-07]
  Riots Archive is a sprawling personal resource hub built by a collector and art lover, packed with links to free games, educational platforms, writing tools, and art courses. The creator shares their hobbies, favorite movies, and a curated selection of fun and useful websites, making it a cozy corner of the old web for curious explorers.
• Risu's silly world [2026-07-07]
  Risu's Silly World is a charming under-construction personal homepage by a college student who goes by Risu, featuring blinkies, webrings, and links to their socials. The site hints at interests in K-pop (Stray Kids), violin, and content creation, with a cozy old-web aesthetic built using hand-coded HTML.
• ritual.sh | 88x31 Button Creator [2026-07-07]
  A free online tool by Dan (ritual.sh) for creating custom 88x31 pixel buttons with text, colors, gradients, textures, animations, and GIF export support. It includes presets, multiple fonts, ticker scrolling, flashing text effects, and a changelog showing active development since early 2025.
• Robb Knight [2026-07-07]
  Robb Knight is a developer and web tinkerer who builds tools like EchoFeed, runs podcasts, and chronicles his projects through blog posts, weeknotes, and curated links. His site is a lively personal hub packed with web curios, sticker commerce, and an indie-web sensibility complete with webrings and a colophon.
• roboring [2026-07-07]
  Roboring is a webring connecting 56 personal websites belonging to self-described 'robot-aligned beings,' celebrating a shared identity aesthetic of synthetic, mechanical, and AI-adjacent personas. Created by stel, it offers a navigable directory of member sites with slugs, descriptions, and social links, plus instructions for joining via a JSON submission.
• Rocket into the Spark-Web! [2026-07-07]
  Darkosparko's colorful personal homepage on Nekoweb invites visitors into the 'Spark-Web,' a heavily stylized old-web experience featuring autoplay audio, bright colors, and JavaScript-heavy design. The landing page emphasizes community through webrings and links, built with an enthusiastic old-web aesthetic spirit.
• roelroscamabbing.nl - the premier resource for "roel roscam abbing" on the web! [2026-07-07]
  Roel Roscam Abbing's portfolio showcases a range of technology and media projects focused on low-tech infrastructure, mesh networking, packet radio, and decentralized publishing. Highlights include work for Low-Tech Magazine's solar-powered site, a packet radio experiment, and tools like Bibliotecha and Meshenger that explore community networking and off-grid communication.
• RomOS [2026-07-07]
  RomOS Feed Webring is a community webring dedicated to personal website owners who use RSS feeds, created by mxbo to help small web enthusiasts discover and follow each other's content through syndication. It includes guides on RSS vs Atom formats, joining rules, and ready-made widget code so members can display the ring on their own handmade sites.
• Rosey Posey Pixels [2026-07-07]
  Home to all things cute!: Rosey Posey Pixels is a charming web graphics resource offering cute pixel art, sigtags, websets, lineart, fonts, color palettes, and desktop wallpapers for personal and web use. Created by a pixel artist active from 2005 to 2015, the site provides both free linkware and purchaseware graphics with clear terms of use for decorating websites and emails.
• rossdist.com [2026-07-07]
  This site appears to be nearly empty, containing only a single image with no title or navigational content visible. There is not enough content to determine a dominant topic, making it essentially a placeholder or shell page.
• RSS and Atom Feed Tutorial [2026-07-07]
  Written by Mark Nottingham, this tutorial covers everything a content publisher or webmaster needs to know about RSS and Atom web feeds, from what they are to how to publish them well. It includes guidance on choosing a feed format, autodiscovery, caching, validation, and tips for producing high-quality feeds.
• Ruby Klover [2026-07-07]
  Ruby Klover's personal site, 'Bruh, Ltd', is a minimalist homepage featuring a blog, a garden section, and links to their online presence elsewhere. The site badges proudly note it was made on GNU/Linux with Neovim, giving it a distinctly hacker-aesthetic personal web feel.
• RV's free DHTML and JavaScript text and graphic effects for your web-site [2026-07-07]
  RV's site offers a large collection of free JavaScript and DHTML effects that webmasters can drop into their own pages, covering everything from animated snow and fireworks to matrix wipes and analog clocks. Each effect comes with a live demo and ready-to-copy script, making it a practical toolkit for anyone wanting to add visual flair to a website.
• Ryan Seddon | Real text rotation with CSS [2026-07-07]
  Ryan Seddon's technical blog dives into CSS tricks and techniques, with this post exploring real text rotation using the CSS3 writing-mode property as a cleaner alternative to IE's proprietary filters. The site covers a range of front-end web development topics including pure CSS menus, custom form inputs, and accordion effects.
• sadgrl.online [2026-07-07]
  Sadgrl.online is a well-known indie web resource hub by sadgrl, offering HTML/CSS guides, free layouts, tiled backgrounds, a layout builder, and an 88x31 button maker for aspiring webmasters. The site also champions the open web with an internet manifesto, a webring directory, and tools for archiving and surfing the independent web.
• sam's place :33 [2026-07-07]
  Sam's first-ever website is a cheerful Neocities homepage featuring a portfolio, resources section, and a growing to-do list of fun web projects like shrines and blinkie walls. The site embraces the handcrafted old-web spirit, linking to tools like w3schools and gifcity while openly celebrating its beginner-coded jank with good humor.
• Sams's very own homedir in the Tildeverse [2026-07-07]
  Sammy's minimal tilde.club homepage is part of the Tildeverse, a network of shared Unix servers hosting personal pages in the tradition of old-school internet culture. The page serves primarily as a webring hub connecting other tilde community members via previous, random, and next navigation links.
• Saneef’s website [2026-07-07]
  Saneef H. Ansari is a freelance web designer and developer who shares learning notes, technical articles, and experiments covering web design, accessibility, design systems, data visualisation, and front-end development. His client work spans major organizations like Gojek, Zoho, and the Asian Development Bank, making this a well-rounded professional and personal showcase.
• Sara Joy [2026-07-07]
  Sara Joy is a front-end developer and web accessibility advocate whose personal site showcases her talks, projects, and experiments around CSS, color schemes, and inclusive web design. Visitors will find links to conference talks on topics like dark mode and contrast accessibility, side projects like a CSS webring and RSS aggregator, and professional work samples.
• saturnscape.neocities.org [2026-07-07]
  SaturnScape is a webring built around a love of old-web aesthetics, self-expression, and creative web design in an era of increasingly bland, commercialized internet experiences. Visitors can join the ring, sign the guestbook, and connect with a small community of like-minded personal site builders.
• saur [2026-07-07]
  Saur is a sparse personal homepage on Nekoweb with minimal navigation links including home, info, and misc sections. The site is nearly empty at this snapshot, offering little more than a shell with a Mastodon link and a Creative Commons license notice.
• Save Our Vanishing Frompers! [2026-07-07]
  A whimsical corner of the old web dedicated to the fictional 'Frompers,' tiny invisible creatures said to thrive on human imagination, used as the charming theme for a website award program encouraging creative and imaginative sites. Visitors can apply for the Fromper Award, browse award winners, explore the Fromper Web Ring, and find tips for accessible web pages.
• Scaled background-image [2026-07-07]
  A focused CSS tutorial by Mark Schenk demonstrating how to create a scaled background image that fills the browser window using absolute and fixed positioning tricks. The page explains cross-browser considerations including IE6 and Opera compatibility, making it a handy quick-reference for a specific layout technique.
• Scripted's Resources [2026-07-07]
  Scripted's Resources is a curated collection of code snippets, embeds, and web design elements for beautifying personal websites, with a focus on Neocities and Carrd.co builders. Visitors can browse categories covering image players, music players, cursors, scrollboxes, and more, all organized with filter buttons for easy navigation.
• SEA - LOVE [2026-07-07]
  Sea Love is Rachael's free graphics site offering patterns, dividers, HTML boxes, zodiac signs graphics, and other web design resources for personal use. Built with Photoshop CS6 and Paint Shop Pro, the site features a hand-coded stylesheet and participates in an active community of affiliate graphic sites.
• Search Engine Optimization, Ranking, Web Site Promotion, Advice, Placement [2026-07-07]
  A practical guide to manual search engine submission and SEO techniques from the early web era, covering how to submit sites to Google, AltaVista, MSN, and dozens of other search engines. The site includes tips on meta tags, keyword optimization, ranking improvement, and avoiding penalties from automated submission tools.
• Search engine promotion guide [2026-07-07]
  Whitelines Communications offers a free five-step search engine promotion guide covering optimization, submission, and ranking strategies for both major and regional search engines worldwide. Built in the early 2000s, it includes a website friendliness test tool and organized submission links for international and country-specific search engines.
• Search engines, search engine optimization and marketing [2026-07-07]
  Whitelines Communications offers a comprehensive guide to search engine optimization and marketing, including tools for website testing, manual submission to major and regional search engines, and SEO tips for boosting rankings. The site also features a country-by-country directory of regional search engines and specialized lists including child-safe and MP3 search engines.