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• leveretstar [zines — 2026-07-07]
  Leveretstar is a newly launched personal digital outpost with a space-themed aesthetic, built around a blog and a growing collection of personal pages. The site is still early in development, with a to-do list hinting at future sections covering interests, media, dreams, and ethics.
• Lewis Carroll [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Related Web Resources: A curated links page from the Victorian Web pointing visitors to related online resources about Lewis Carroll, including word search tools, literary societies, and Carroll-focused collections. Part of a larger academic Victorian literature resource, this page serves as a jumping-off point for researchers and Carroll enthusiasts seeking deeper study.
• Lewis Carroll [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Part of the Authors' Calendar by Petri Liukkonen, this page offers a thorough biographical and bibliographical entry on Lewis Carroll, the Victorian logician and novelist best known for 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.' Visitors will find detailed background on Carroll's life, works, and critical reception, along with quotes from his writings and links to further reading.
• Lewis Carroll [literature — 2026-07-07]
  An archived page from Petri Liukkonen's 'Books and Writers' calendar, offering a detailed biographical entry on Lewis Carroll, the mathematician and author behind Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. Visitors will find a thorough overview of Carroll's life, literary works, and legacy, along with an alphabetical index linking to hundreds of other author profiles.
• Lex Feathers - home [music — 2026-07-07]
  Lex Feathers is a Toronto-based composer, sound designer, and web developer who shares music projects from multiple acts including Void Femmes and Waxlimbs, alongside blog posts about production processes and the music industry. The site blends original music releases, live performance documentation, and indie web ethos into a personal creative hub.
• Lexica Chromatica [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Ben Buchanan's personal creative archive showcases a wide range of original work including digital artwork, music, writing, coding projects, and poetry. The site features notably atmospheric visual pieces like 'Genius Loci,' a series of nine watercolor-esque, color-rich images that evoke a dreamy, ethereal mood.
• Liaizon Wakest [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Liaizon Wakest's personal homepage is a sparse but community-connected node on the Merveilles webring, with a dedicated subpage cataloging members who created 88x31px banners for their sites. The page points visitors toward the Fediverse and a /now page, reflecting an indie web ethos centered on small, handcrafted online spaces.
• Library of Babel [literature — 2026-02-01]
  An ambitious digital implementation of Jorge Luis Borges' fictional Library of Babel, this site generates every possible combination of 23 letters, allowing users to browse, search, or stumble upon any text that could ever exist. It includes image archives, a forum, and theoretical writings, making it both a conceptual art project and a playful exploration of infinity and literary theory.
• Libre.Town - Home [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Lianna's Libre.Town is a vibrant personal homepage styled as a virtual town, packed with shrines, blog posts, art, writing, programming projects, and recipes. A proud member of the web revival movement, the site champions the handcrafted, social-media-free web and includes manifestos, friend links, and webrings that make it a genuine hub for like-minded netizens.
• LibriVox | free public domain audiobooks [literature — 2026-07-07]
  LibriVox is a massive volunteer-driven project offering over 21,000 free audiobooks of public domain works, read by contributors from around the world in 49 languages. Visitors can browse the catalog by author, title, genre, or language and download recordings to any device at no cost.
• Lice! [photography — 2026-07-07]
  Heinz N. Gies runs this personal blog with a recurring "Photo of the Month" series documenting his analog photography practice, including experiments with film developers like ATOMAL and XT-3. Alongside the photography posts, the site occasionally covers programming topics such as Rust and developer environments, but the dominant content is thoughtful film photography.
• Lichendust — Harley Denham [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Harley Denham's personal creative hub showcases their work as an artist, animator, and programmer across sections for visual art, music, works, and a laboratory of experimental projects. The site has a quiet, distinctive aesthetic and offers a window into a multidisciplinary creative practice with original animations and art.
• Lidia's Indie Web Journal [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Lidia's Indie Web Journal is an under-construction personal site with a witty, self-aware voice, covering interests spanning programming, musicals, writing, and web tutorials. The meta keywords hint at planned HTML, CSS, and JavaScript tutorials alongside shrines and creative writing, making it one to watch as it develops.
• Lieu — webring search engine [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Lieu is a neighbourhood search engine built specifically for personal webrings, designed to surface serendipitous connections between member sites. Created for the Merveilles webring community, it offers a searchable index of webring participants as a way to explore the indie web.
• Life Below 600px | Paddy Donnelly [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Irish UX and web designer Paddy Donnelly argues against the outdated 'above the fold' rule in web design, making a case for scrolling, white space, and readable layouts. The article is a concise, opinionated piece that challenges conventional client demands and encourages designers to prioritize quality content over cramming everything into the top of a page.
• Life on Wandering Planets [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  Clark M. Thomas presents a speculative essay on the possibility of life on wandering planets and dark solar systems, drawing on extremophile biology and decades of independent astronomical thinking. The piece weaves together astrophysics, astrobiology, and theology, touching on exoplanets, Europa, HIV research history, and UFOs as part of the author's idiosyncratic intellectual journey.
• Lifestream [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Vincent Pickering is a Service Designer based in Wellington, New Zealand who writes about UX, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, IndieWeb practices, and service design. The blog blends personal life updates with professional insights on web development and design, built on Eleventy and hosted via Netlify.
• Lightning Lady Lightning Photography [photography — 2026-07-07]
  Susan Strom, known as 'Lightning Lady,' showcases her stunning gallery of lightning photography captured across Arizona, including a remarkable shot combining lightning with a full moon that took seven years to achieve. The site offers a curated image gallery alongside information about the photographer and her techniques, presented in multiple languages.
• Lija [music — 2026-07-07]
  Lija Esela's compact personal hub presents an electronic musician, gamer, and toki pona speaker with links to a blog and content index. The site is a minimalist landing page offering a glimpse into Lija's creative interests, including original art credited to Halq.
• Like Home [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Like Home is a Neocities personal site with a minimal splash page inviting visitors to enter. The sparse structure suggests a creative or aesthetic personal space, though content beyond the landing page could not be assessed.
• LIKE THE SUN LOVES THE MOON [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Created by Ninnie, 'Like the Sun Loves the Moon' is a mature furry webcomic running since 2017, weaving together the myth of Hades and Persephone with characters from My Hero Academia in an OC/Canon pairing. The comic features a furrified vampire OC alongside Bakugou Katsuki and a cast of MHA characters reimagined as gods and mythological creatures.
• Lilith's Lair [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  LilithDev's personal Neocities site has evolved from a simple social media linktree into a showcase of fun web development projects, including OMORI textbox and battle simulators, interactive shrines, and clever coding experiments. A French computer science student built this space with a Needy Streamer Overload aesthetic, offering her source code freely to visitors who want to learn from or borrow it.
• Lilly's Midi Archive — V.2 Princess Moon [music — 2026-07-07]
  Lilly's Midi Archive is a lovingly maintained collection of MIDI files spanning Sailor Moon, Pokemon, anime, popular music, and more, built by a collector who has been gathering these nostalgic audio files since 2000. A heartfelt throwback to the Geocities and Freewebs era, this site preserves a piece of old-web culture by keeping hundreds of.mid files accessible in one dedicated spot.
• Liluy ⁎ °. ∘ [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Liluy's personal site links out to their Instagram, Tumblr, and ArtFight profiles, with a mention of commissions, strongly suggesting this is an artist's creative hub. The whimsical windowed layout built for desktop browsing gives the site a charming, experimental old-web aesthetic.
• lily's Home! [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Lily's minimalist homepage proudly eschews CSS and JavaScript in favor of plain HTML, offering a deliberately bare-bones old-web experience. The site features a simple sitemap navigation, inviting visitors to explore what lies beyond this sparse but charming landing page.
• lily's treehouse [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Lily is a UK-based student and programmer who shares her passion for tinkering with older hardware, building web scrapers, and developing Minecraft plugins and mods in Kotlin. Her personal homepage highlights her love of web technologies like React and Astro while also expressing a nostalgic fondness for the simpler early web.
• Limedude [games — 2026-07-07]
  Limedude is a cheerful personal homepage from a Bangladeshi web enthusiast who lists gaming as his top hobby, with favorites including GTA, Team Fortress 2, Half-Life, and Portal. Decorated with retro GIFs, a moon phase widget, and old-web badges, the site captures classic early-internet personal page energy.
• lina.sh [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Lina is an 18-year-old developer from Leipzig who built this terminal-styled personal site entirely without JavaScript, including a live Spotify status widget. Her notable project, CUII-liste, exposed secret website blocking cooperations between German ISPs and companies, earning coverage from TorrentFreak, Heise, and netzpolitik.org.
• link directory [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Censorine's handcrafted weblink directory organizes hundreds of old-web era resources into themed sections covering personal sites, web graphics, pixel art, sozai, digital tools, and more. It's a lovingly curated gateway to the indie web, packed with links to GIF collections, icon archives, kaomoji databases, and vintage clipart alongside personal pages and niche music resources.
• Link Pantry [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Link Pantry is a curated link collection organized into categories like Blogroll, Web Development, Typography, IndieWeb, and more, gathering notable personal websites, tools, and publications from across the web. Visitors will find a handpicked mix of developer blogs, web directories, free media resources, and online games, making it a useful jumping-off point for exploring the indie web.
• Link Punk [independent-media — 2026-07-07]
  A Linkblog: Link Punk is a linkblog by Braden Slen that curates and comments on daily news stories spanning politics, civil liberties, and current events with a distinctly skeptical, left-leaning voice. The format is clean and RSS-friendly, offering a steady stream of annotated links to journalism and longform reads from across the web.
• Link Roundup 4 [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Nerd Stuff (of various flavors) | videodante: Videodante's link roundup series collects interesting corners of the internet spanning games, tech, history, chess, and more into curated posts with personal commentary. This particular entry covers everything from Transformers toys and Linux mini PCs to search engine indexes and medieval history, making it a lively digest of nerd culture.
• Link warehouse - EVERY LINK MUST GO [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Link Warehouse is a curated web directory run by 'Link W. House' that collects and organizes miscellaneous URLs from across the internet, from retro TV sites and virtual museums to political resources and open-access books. With over 15,000 visitors since its 2024 launch, it offers multiple visual themes and a playful 'bargain bin' aesthetic for browsing its ever-growing pile of links.
• Linkage [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Linkage is Lou Plummer's daily links blog, curating interesting websites from across the internet with the self-imposed rule of sharing at least one link every single day. Beyond the links, Lou's hub connects to his app reviews, life blog, Appalachian Trail honeymoon journal, and various social media presences, painting a picture of a GenX educational IT professional with wide-ranging curiosity.
• linkedlist → bits and bytes about the Web [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Linkedlist is a curated blog of short, focused posts covering web technologies, browser features, and JavaScript standards like ECMAScript updates. It serves as a handy reference for web developers keeping up with Firefox features, TC39 proposals, and modern web platform developments.
• LinkLane.Net [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  LinkLane.Net is a long-running web directory open since 2004, curating over 500 submitted sites across a variety of categories. Created and maintained by Rin, it offers a classic old-web submission system complete with themed color layouts, link buttons, and a NinjaLinks-powered database.
• linklings.club 🔗 an interest-based friend finder for the personal web [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Linklings.club is an interest-based friend finder for the personal web, letting visitors browse or search a growing database of personal website owners organized by their specific hobbies and fandoms. It fills a real gap in the indie web ecosystem by making it easy to discover like-minded people without relying on social media algorithms or endless manual browsing.
• LinkMachineGo | 'This is Lima Mike Golf. Shall we blog?' | a link blog [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  LinkMachineGo is a long-running UK-based daily link blog curated by a blogger who goes by LMG, sharing interesting finds from around the web with a strong focus on comics, technology, and British culture. With 168 pages of archived posts and a curated blogroll of UK bloggers and comic blogs, it captures the classic early-web tradition of the personal link digest.
• links [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Toastforlife is a quirky Neocities personal site themed around toast, offering a links page packed with old-web resources including free graphics, guestbooks, button makers, and retro GIF collections. The site has a playful 90s aesthetic with dancing toast imagery, a webring, and curated tools for building your own vintage-style webpage.
• links [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Jacob Hall's personal links page serves as a curated browser homepage collecting favorite corners of the web, from indie directories and handmade sites to low-tech blogs, net art, and short films. Organized into sections like 'navigate the web,' 'blogs/mags,' and 'fun,' it reflects a thoughtful love for the open, independent internet cultivated over several years.
• Links [music — 2026-07-07]
  A comprehensive links directory dedicated to Marie Fredriksson, Roxette, Per Gessle, and Gyllene Tider, with brief descriptions for each listed site to help fans find what they need. The curator has assembled hundreds of fan pages, official sites, and regional fanclub divisions, making it a handy hub for anyone deep into the Swedish pop world.
• Links [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Starfarer SF, created by Mike Bickerdike, is a comprehensive science fiction resource site covering authors, magazines, reading orders, and curated recommendations across the genre. The links page alone is a treasure trove of SF community resources, from the Internet Speculative Fiction Database to Hugo-nominated webzines and official author sites for legends like C.J. Cherryh and Larry Niven.
• Links [photography — 2026-07-07]
  A curated links directory focused on nature photography resources, covering Norwegian photography societies, Scandinavian photographer galleries, and international sites dedicated to Nikon equipment, wildlife, and technical photography topics. The collection spans everything from stock agencies and pinhole photography to astrophotography software and DIY lens modifications, making it a useful hub for serious nature photographers.
• Links [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Sadgrl's curated links page gathers essays, video essays, and educational resources focused on anticonsumerism, art criticism, reading culture, and political history. Highlights include a book on the mythology of white proletarian identity and a resource hub for learning about Palestine, making it a thoughtfully assembled reading list for the politically curious.
• Links [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Tiffani Hernton's links page collects the resources she used to build her first personal website, including clipart sources, graphics tools, and web utilities. A peek into late-90s/early-2000s DIY web culture, it also links to her other personal pages covering topics like 'The Wedding Blues' and 'My Pooka.'
• Links [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Vannania's links page collects the web resources, tools, and credits behind their Neocities site, including sources for backgrounds, glitter text, cursors, and Winamp skin creation. It also features site buttons for link exchanges and listings for webrings, making it a handy snapshot of old-web creative tools in one place.
• Links [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Flamed Fury's curated links page collects blogrolls, web tools, and developer resources from the indie web community, with a strong focus on personal sites built with Eleventy, Neocities, and modern front-end techniques. The list highlights figures like Cory Dransfeldt, Robb Knight, and Kevin Powell, making it a solid starting point for anyone exploring the small web and IndieWeb movement.
• Links [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Artist Universal is an international online arts organization that curates an extensive directory of galleries, art competitions, and resources for working artists worldwide. The links page alone aggregates hundreds of galleries from Los Angeles to Tokyo, making it a rich jumping-off point for artists seeking exhibition opportunities and community.
• LINKS [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  A curated links page from the Neocities site 'freakphone', collecting neighboring sites, site resources, and fun links from across the indie web. Visitors can browse outgoing links to cool Neocities communities and grab the site's button to link back.
• Links - Three till Seven [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Sarah Vessels runs this personal site centered on programming, espresso, and everyday grumbling, with a links page collecting bookmarks, friends' sites, and social profiles. The site participates in the Hotline Webring and has a pleasantly minimal old-web feel with a small but curated set of connections.
• Links – Vancesque [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Vancesque is a dedicated fan site celebrating the work of science fiction and fantasy author Jack Vance, featuring curated links to official sites, fan communities, databases, and resources in both English and French. The links page alone compiles dozens of references including the official Jack Vance site, ISFDB entries, French SF databases, Facebook fan groups, and review archives, making it a useful hub for Vance enthusiasts worldwide.
• Links | Antiquated Future [zines — 2026-07-07]
  Antiquated Future is a small press and zine shop based in Portland with an extensive links page connecting visitors to indie bookstores, record shops, zine distributors, and zine culture resources across the US. The links section serves as a curated directory of the underground publishing ecosystem, from Quimby's Books in Chicago to Stolen Sharpie Revolution and Broken Pencil zine archives.
• Links | chaosworks.org [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  The links page of chaosworks.org collects personal blogs, webrings, and topic-sorted resources maintained by the site's owner, who goes by adastra. It showcases participation in IndieWeb and Yesterweb webrings alongside curated reading lists covering games, books, linguistics, travel, and more.
• Links | hidde.blog [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Hidde de Vries maintains this links blog as a curated feed of commentary on web technology, accessibility, typography, AI ethics, and sustainability. Each post shares an external article with a brief personal take, covering topics like LLM energy use, font criticism, and web standards.
• Links Archive [games — 2026-07-07]
  A fan resource dedicated to Blizzard's real-time strategy games, featuring a curated links archive for Starcraft and Warcraft II fan sites, strategies, cheats, maps, and FAQs. The site also covers the Sickel Add-on mod and includes sections for Battle.net help, guestbook, and user-submitted links.
• Links James P. Blaylock Fantasy Writer [literature — 2026-07-07]
  A dedicated fan resource for fantasy author James P. Blaylock, maintained by Chris Paul and Krista Johansen, featuring links to other author sites, illustrator resources, and science fiction and fantasy communities. The site also serves as a hub for a larger Blaylock tribute site covering his full bibliography, biographical information, interviews, and a discussion board.
• Links to Useful Resources for Tabletop RPGs and Fantasy Writing [games — 2026-07-07]
  Kismet Rose's curated link collection gathers hundreds of resources for tabletop RPG players and fantasy writers, covering virtual tabletops, D20 systems, name generators, maps, and world-building tools. With reciprocal links, SRD references, and generators for everything from Drow names to medieval characters, it serves as a well-organized gateway for both GMs and players.
• Links We Like [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  AcidJaw: AcidJaw's 'Links We Like' is a curated collection of eclectic web finds maintained by the NeoZones community, ranging from retro HTML tutorials and old-web nostalgia to quirky tools like JS Paint and the Malware Museum. The list reflects a distinctly internet-obsessed sensibility, mixing early web history, browser utilities, archival oddities, and cultural curiosities into one browsable directory.
• links4u [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  links4u is a webring created by verdronic2000 that connects personal websites hosting organized, freely available collections of information for anonymous visitors. From recipe archives and book recommendations to digital brushes and obscure music, it celebrates the spirit of sharing knowledge openly on the web.
• Linkware Layout Designs @ The JADED Network [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  The Jaded Network's Designs section, run by a graphic designer named Jay, offers free linkware website layouts in both table-based and divider-based styles for others to use on their own sites. The collection includes ready-to-use HTML/CSS layout codes with strict terms of use, making it a classic old-web resource hub for webmasters seeking polished free layouts.
• Linkyblog [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Linky's personal webspace showcases original art, writing, and creative projects inspired by the aesthetic of 2000s fansites and fanshrines, with a strong love of retro anime and Tokusatsu series like Kamen Rider. Visitors will find art galleries, a blog, and sections dedicated to fandoms including Captain Harlock and Galaxy Express 999, all wrapped in a nostalgic old-web presentation.
• Linus Bohman, making things since 1984 [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Linus Bohman is a Swedish maker who showcases decades of creative projects spanning code, LEGO builds, woodworking, photography, and writing on this polished and playful portfolio site. The project gallery is filterable by status and craft type, revealing an impressive range of work from custom LEGO spaceships to party games, woodworking, and web experiments dating back to 2012.
• Linwood [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Levya's whimsically forest-themed personal site blends original art, nature journaling, recipes, character pages, and blog entries into an enchanting corner of the web. The site leans heavily into an ecology-meets-fantasy aesthetic, with secret pages to discover, a webgarden, and a media shelf showcasing favorite games, books, and shows.
• Lioxly [poetry — 2026-07-07]
  Lioxly's cozy personal site features original poems, a dedicated Poemtober section, and a collection of quotes alongside a gallery of images. The non-binary creator has built a charming old-web style space complete with webrings, a guestbook, and playful personality quizzes.
• Liquid Sunshine [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Liquid Sunshine is a colorful, image-heavy personal site currently undergoing a redesign, featuring bright visuals, animated gifs, and a playful old-web aesthetic. The site greets visitors with a cheeky welcome message and warns of flashing backgrounds and vivid colors, hinting at a bold, creative visual experience inside.
• Lissa Explains it All -- HTML Help and Tutorial for Kids [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Lissa Explains it All is one of the web's earliest and most beloved HTML tutorial sites aimed specifically at kids and beginners, covering everything from basic tags to advanced topics like CSS, frames,.htaccess files, and Perl scripts. Visitors can also find free CGI scripts, downloadable tools for creating cursors and favicons, an MP3 player, and an active forum for getting help with their own websites.
• list of books [literature — 2026-07-07]
  A personal science fiction and fantasy reading list tracking titles by authors like Iain M. Banks, Roger Zelazny, Gene Wolfe, and Greg Bear, with status notes ranging from 'completed' to 'gave up.' The page also aggregates links to major SF award nominees including Hugo, Nebula, Locus, and Arthur C. Clarke awards, making it a handy reference for genre readers.
• List of Members [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  This is the auto-generated member list for the NeoCities Self-Insert Webring, a community webring connecting personal sites centered around self-insert creative content. The page serves as a V1 archive of members, with a link pointing visitors toward the updated V2 version of the ring.
• List-Me.Com / A free non-elite website directory [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  List-Me.com is a free, non-elite web directory that has been running since 2004, welcoming personal sites, fan pages, and creative projects without requiring payment or elite status to join. With over 350 links spanning art, fandom, personal collectives, and more, it serves as a low-barrier hub for the old-web and indie web communities.
• List-Me.Com / A free non-elite website directory [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  List-Me.com is a free, non-elite web directory that has been accepting site submissions since 2004, offering anyone a place to list their website and gain traffic without fees or exclusivity requirements. With 355 links in its database spanning personal pages, art sites, fanlistings, and more, it serves as a welcoming hub for the indie and old-web community.
• Listamatic [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Rollover horizontal list navbar: Listamatic by Russ Weakley is a practical CSS reference demonstrating how a single HTML unordered list can be styled into a wide variety of navigation bars and menus. This particular page shows how to build a rollover horizontal navbar using CSS float and hover techniques, complete with full HTML and CSS code ready to copy.
• Literally fictional [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Literally Fictional is a creative personal site built in 2024 as a nostalgic return to the old-web spirit, featuring original art, comics, and a cast of original characters set in a moody swamp-themed world. The creator shares illustrations, short stories, and character lore in a richly atmospheric layout that feels like a labor of love for handcrafted web spaces.
• Literature Database [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Invader Gvim and a small collective of writers, musicians, poets, and a researcher share their creative work through this literature-focused database organized by author. The site celebrates the web revival ethos with a warm, unapologetic voice and invites visitors to explore original literary and artistic output from its contributors.
• Little Art Corner [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Khaki Cap's 'Little Art Corner' is a NeoCities gallery showcasing personal artwork, commissioned pieces, and contributions from friends across the indie web. Created with tools like Krita, Clip Studio Paint, and Bryce3D, the site celebrates independent internet culture through a growing collection of original digital art.
• Little pieces of joy [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Ray (also known as Annalisa or Anna), an Italian creator, has built a warmly curated personal web garden filled with blog posts, a snail-keeping diary, song lyric translations, and a growing Undertale shrine. The site celebrates the small web philosophy, offering a genuine peek into a curious and enthusiastic mind with bilingual content in both English and Italian.
• littlebird.sh [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Sync's cozy personal corner of the internet features a wide range of interests including books, games, music, and original haiku poetry, all wrapped in a charming old-web aesthetic. The site includes a library of favorites, shrines, a newsletter, and a lively 'now' section tracking what Sync is currently reading, playing, and watching.
• littlemouse.fun [zines — 2026-07-07]
  Littlemouse.fun hosts a curated collection of printable and screen-readable zines covering anarchism, trans DIY HRT guides, anti-nationalism, abolitionism, and meditation, alongside a few original works by the site creator. The collection is a thoughtfully assembled radical library with both self-authored zines and formatted reprints of influential texts, complete with print-ready PDF layouts in letter and A4 sizes.
• live laugh blog | hi, i'm jenn schiffer and this is my lifestyle blog [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Jenn Schiffer's weekly 'retro' lifestyle blog chronicles her adventures in ceramics wheel-throwing, aerial yoga, gouache painting, air-dry clay, and caring for her cat Pumagreg. The writing is warm, funny, and personal, with a strong creative arts thread running through each entry that makes it feel like a genuine window into a crafty, curious life.
• Living and working on the web, with a British point of view. [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  David Mead is a British UX designer and front-end developer living in the USA, sharing thoughts, bookmarks, and personal posts on his IndieWeb-style personal site. His bookmarks lean heavily toward web development resources like CSS resets, HTML entities, and aspect ratio calculators, and he has been designing and building for the web since the 1990s.
• Living Out Loud [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Lou Plummer, a GenX educational IT professional from North Carolina, blogs about life, Internet culture, long-term recovery, marriage, and tech at Living Out Loud. The site features Mac and iOS app reviews, a daily links blog, and even an Appalachian Trail honeymoon journal spanning all 2,189 miles.
• living WORDS - The BOOKS fanlisting [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Living Words is the official fanlisting for Books, run by Crissy and listed under the Literature category at The Fanlistings Network, boasting 426 approved members from 48 countries. It serves as a global gathering point for book lovers who want to have their name listed among fellow fans of the written word.
• living, breathing, feeling machine [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Feelingmachine is a public gallery and archive run by an internet-native artist showcasing commission work and personal pieces for a small but dedicated audience. The site has a self-described weirdo charm, offering art alongside personal pages and links in a minimalist old-web aesthetic.
• Liya Aleksandrovna Dobronos Home on the Web [photography — 2026-07-07]
  Liya Aleksandrovna Dobronos presents her personal homepage in both English and Italian, sharing information about her life, interests, work, and contact details. A small photo gallery of selected pictures rounds out this bilingual introduction to the person behind the site.
• lizonline [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Liz's cozy corner of the web, lizonline, is a charmingly self-aware personal site promising musings, silliness, and a love for the mundane. The welcome page sets an inviting tone with quirky content warnings including 'cute anime boys of dubious morality' and 'unmarked sarcasm', hinting at a playful creative space within.
• LIZZARD ENCOUNTER [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Lizzard Encounter is a colorful personal hideout on Neocities featuring a gallery, original characters, a craft zone, and collections from a creator with a wolverine fursona. The site blends personal art, crafting content, and fandom interests in classic old-web style, with sections dedicated to commissions and a dragon page.
• Lizzy's Little Corner of the Web [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Lizzy's Little Corner of the Web is a minimalist old-web personal homepage with a classic handcrafted aesthetic, featuring a webring membership and a welcoming intro. The site is nearly empty of substantive content, offering little beyond decorative bars, a button, and a hotline webring link.
• llimllib notes [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Bill Mill's personal notes site is a sprawling Obsidian-generated knowledge base covering programming, AI tools, data visualization, computer usage tips, and more. With nearly 3000 links spanning topics from Rust and Go to CLI tools and interactive explainers, it reads like a working developer's externalized brain made public.
• LOBO'S LAB [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  LoboLab is a colorful personal neocities site run by Lobotron, featuring an art gallery, pixel art, E-Shrines dedicated to fandoms like Star Trek, and a growing collection of creative work. The site leans heavily into the old-web aesthetic with a 'digital laboratory' theme, buttons for sharing, and a guestbook for visitors.
• LOBOKONI [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Gloomin is an artist whose Neocities site showcases original artwork, game jam contributions, and a visual novel project called Blood Pudding, a gothic romance between a human and a vampire. The site blends quirky personality with genuine creative output, including sprite work for indie RPGmaker fangame collaborations and ongoing personal projects.
• local angel [photography — 2026-07-07]
  Local Angel is a charming personal corner of the web created as a cozy digital scrapbook, featuring a blog, photography, and a bookshelf of reviews. The site embraces the spirit of the old web with a music player, guestbook, and curated links to webrings and other personal sites.
• local.html [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Social Discovery by Browser-Based Crawling: A technical writeup introducing local.html, a browser-based PWA that performs social discovery by crawling the web for rel=friend link attributes and building a personal feed of friends' site updates. The project explores indie web concepts like decentralized social graphs, CORS constraints, and an alternative to Webmention, complete with a live demo and source code.
• localfox's little dev spot [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Localfox's personal corner of the indieweb, built as a loving homage to the retro aesthetic of early internet culture, complete with a chatbox, button collection, and an MP3 player. Blog posts touch on topics like Sonic Forces and Super Smash Bros. Melee, but the heart of the site is the creator's passion for crafting an authentic old-web experience.
• localghost [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Sophie Koonin's personal site showcases her passion for building creative things with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, featuring multiple switchable themes ranging from 'vaporwave' to '1999' that demonstrate her love of expressive web design. She also writes blog posts on tech topics and mental health, and shares conference talks, making this a thoughtful blend of technical craft and personal voice.
• Lockheart Love [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Home: Lockheart Love is a colorful personal homepage by a fan whose interests span anime, music, Pokémon, and internet collectibles like virtual pets and fanlistings. The site features webrings, graphics collections, and a running update log, making it a lively snapshot of old-web personal page culture.
• Lockheart Love [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Home: Lockheart Love is a cheerful personal homepage by a creator who fills their corner of the internet with fanlistings, webrings, anime, Pokemon, virtual pets, and music obsessions. The site features a frequently updated changelog, a graphics collection, and memberships in numerous fanlistings spanning anime characters, music, and more.
• Lockheart Love [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Home: Lockheart Love is a cheerful personal homepage by a creator who loves anime, music, and collecting fanlistings, with memberships in webrings and a growing collection of virtual pets and graphics. The site is a lively internet brain dump featuring fanlistings for anime series like Fairy Tail, music by artists like Madds Buckley, and characters like Akito Shinonome, making it a cozy slice of old-web enthusiasm.
• lofihi.fi [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Espen's minimal personal page introduces local.html, a client-side webring concept that lets you build a decentralized webring using simple HTML link attributes. The project is a clever take on old-web connectivity, allowing anyone to create a friend ring by adding a single anchor tag to their page.
• logo_wiki [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Wayne Clements created logo_wiki, a net art project that exposes political and corporate manipulation of Wikipedia by replacing the Wikipedia logo with the logo of whoever is making suspicious edits, tracked via IP address. The piece was commissioned by the Window Project in Auckland and functions as both a surveillance artwork and a commentary on institutional interference in open knowledge.
• lollyrots.com | the sweet decay network [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Lollyrots.com is the personal web hub of a creator who goes by H, built as a love letter to the handcrafted personal sites and blogs of the early 2000s. The site champions personal creation for its own sake, with H noting that building things by hand, whether diamond painting or writing CSS, is a small act of resistance against modern internet culture.
• Lone Star Stories - Home [zines — 2026-07-07]
  Lone Star Stories was a bimonthly speculative fiction and poetry webzine published by Eric Marin from 2003 to 2007, featuring work from notable authors like Jo Walton, Nina Kiriki Hoffman, and Sonya Taaffe. The site archives all past issues and offers a free PDF anthology collecting selected fiction from the first 25 issues.
• loneliwish [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Loneliwish is a personal neocities site with a dreamy, minimal aesthetic that organizes content across sections including a grief photobook, food, and a dedicated Digimon area. The Digimon section appears to be a notable feature alongside personal creative sections, making it a charming blend of fandom and personal expression.
• Longest Voyage – Longest Voyage [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Jamie Crisman's personal site 'Longest Voyage' collects reading logs, notebooks, notes, and vignettes reflecting on everyday life and ideas. The minimalist design and thoughtful tagline 'Life is short, yet it's the longest thing you do' give the site a quiet, contemplative character worth exploring.
• Loofa's corner [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Loofa's Corner is a mobile-first personal homepage on Neocities featuring old-web aesthetics, including a Webmaster Webring badge and retro Windows 7-style dialog box imagery. The site is image-heavy and leans into classic indie web culture with a charming, handcrafted feel.
• LOOK ALIVE, SUNSHINE! [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Calzone's personal Neocities homepage greets visitors with a bold splash page, webring links, and a playful warning about cuss words and heavy construction. The site leans into classic old-web aesthetics with a dense image layout, gang-style navigation humor, and a handcrafted feel that's clearly a work in progress.
• LOOK AROUND ... Explore, Discover, Conquer! www.lookaround123.com [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Phil Viger of Meriden, Connecticut built this sprawling 166-page web portal packed with over 4,500 categorized bookmarks, MIDI music, HTML design tips, cartoons, and a wide range of curated internet resources. A true artifact of the mid-to-late 1990s web, it serves as both a personal homepage and a hand-crafted link directory covering everything from search engines to sports to education.
• Look into the mirror? [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Hibiscusblood's personal site on Nekoweb presents itself as a mirror-themed gateway with a gothic, adult-oriented aesthetic. The site participates in the No AI Webring and hints at suggestive, creative content behind its stylized entrance page.
• Looking at Buildings [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Home: Created by the Pevsner Architectural Guides, Looking at Buildings is a comprehensive educational introduction to English architecture covering building types, styles, construction methods, and detailed city guides for seven English cities. Visitors can explore a rich glossary, an index of architects and their works, timelines, and research tools, all supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
• looking for home ... The Casteel Series fanlisting [literature — 2026-07-07]
  A fanlisting dedicated to the Casteel Series by VC Andrews, covering all five books and the Lifetime film adaptations starring Annalise Basso and a notable cast of actors. Owned and maintained by Kristina as part of The Fantom collective, the site lets fans of Heaven, Dark Angel, Fallen Hearts, Gates of Paradise, and Web of Dreams join and be listed as official fans.
• looks around [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  A constantly updated collection of emoji and kaomoji graphics for use on platforms like Rentry and Discord, maintained by a creator known as 'bunny.' With 329 images and daily updates, it serves as a go-to hub for cute animal, wings, and decorative emoji assets.
• Loominggrey | Home [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Loominggrey is a personal archive built by a creator who calls themselves Grey, featuring a journal, fan shrines, and a curated collection of web design tools and resources for fellow site builders. The "Neat Resources" section is a standout feature, packed with links to dithering tools, texture generators, icon libraries, CSS tricks, and palette creators that make it genuinely useful for old-web enthusiasts.
• Loor draws [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Loor is an artist whose personal site serves as a hub for their digital paintings, original characters (OCs), and commissions, with a gallery showcasing mature creative work. The site features a charming hand-crafted aesthetic with a CRT filter, guestbook, and a dedicated 'blorbos' section celebrating their beloved OCs.
• lophius.xyz [poetry — 2026-07-07]
  A minimalist personal site at lophius.xyz featuring evocative, haiku-like phrases that read as short poetic fragments about nature and freedom. The sparse, meditative design invites visitors through a dreamlike entrance page with almost no navigation, giving it the feel of a digital poem in itself.
• Lord Horse Clubhouse [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  The Lord Horse Domain Webring (LHDRing) is a community webring connecting a group of friend-run websites under the Lord Horse Domain umbrella. This page provides instructions for joining the ring, embedding the webring widget, and adding a full site list using provided HTML and JavaScript snippets.
• Lord of the Ocean - The TFL Approved Fanlisting for Orcas [wildlife — 2026-07-07]
  Lord of the Ocean is a TFL-approved fanlisting dedicated to orcas (killer whales), created by Nadia in 2020 and currently boasting 39 members from 11 countries. Fans of these magnificent marine mammals can join the list, browse member buttons, and connect with fellow orca enthusiasts from around the world.
• Lord of the Rings RPG online | MUME [games — 2026-07-07]
  MUME (Multi-Users in Middle-earth) is a free, text-based multiplayer RPG set in Tolkien's Middle-earth, continuously running and expanded by volunteers since 1991. Players choose from races like Hobbits, Elves, Orcs, and Trolls to explore iconic locations and take part in the epic conflict between the Free Peoples and the forces of Sauron.
• lordalex-sailormoon.neocities.org [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Lord Alex's dedicated Sailor Moon fan site promises character profiles, a Sailor Moon wiki, and curated links for fellow fans of the classic magical girl series. Still under construction, it already features a guestbook, site news, and participation in a Sailor Moon-themed webring.
• lordmatt.co.uk [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  The personal blog and creative playground of Matthew Brown, known as Lord Matt, a self-described multipotentialite covering web development, SEO, WordPress, WebMentions, and IndieWeb topics. With posts dating back to 2004, the site blends technical experimentation with personal musings, featuring code snippets, a blogroll, and quirky side projects like a pixel wall and an emoji-based date toy.
• Lords of Gossamer and Shadow Playing Aids [games — 2026-07-07]
  A collection of playing aids for Lords of Gossamer and Shadow, a diceless tabletop RPG published by Rite Publishing. The site offers a random Gossamer World extent generator built in HTML and JavaScript, plus links to a statically generated character blog created with Python and Pelican.
• Lorem Ipsum – The website of Jed Hartman [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Jed Hartman's long-running personal site covers an eclectic mix of topics with a strong emphasis on writing, books, science fiction, and culture, featuring thousands of blog posts dating back decades. The sheer volume of categorized content, including sections on favorite books, movies, words, and political donations, makes this a rich archive of one thoughtful person's intellectual life.
• Los Cielos de América [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  Stéphane Guisard's personal astrophotography showcase, 'Los Cielos de América,' features stunning celestial imagery captured from the Americas and beyond. The image-heavy site is a visual feast for astronomy enthusiasts, presenting the night skies through the lens of a dedicated and skilled astrophotographer.
• loser baby cave... [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Cane's colorful personal site is built around an obsessive love for Apple from the animated web series Inanimate Insanity, complete with a dedicated Apple shrine and a collection of web graphics including buttons, stamps, and gifs. The teenage creator also shares their passions for theatre, quirky musical artists like Will Wood and Tally Hall, and the joys of collecting retro-style web graphics.
• Lost Songs nr. 1 '_' A heart's a heavy burden. [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Lost Songs is a clique and community founded by Christina dedicated to celebrating anime music, from opening themes and endings to full orchestral scores and soundtracks. With 20 members and counting, it brings together fans who believe anime OSTs deserve the same respect as any other musical genre.
• Lost Wishes - Home [games — 2026-07-07]
  Lost Wishes is a long-running fantasy MUD (Multi-User Dungeon) that has been running since 1995, featuring five distinct domains, over 313 areas, 163 quests, and 13 unique guilds including Dragonspawn, Necromancers, and Werewolves. With browser-based play available for free and an active community spanning 27 player countries, it remains a thriving destination for classic text-based online roleplaying.
• LOST-BOY⋅ORG , 𝓽he rust and stardust network [games — 2026-07-07]
  Andrea's Rust and Stardust Network is a personal collection of fan shrines and fanlistings dedicated to beloved video games, including Lost Odyssey and Shadow of the Colossus, built with nostalgic love and heartfelt writing. The site blends shrine-style tributes, layout archives, and fanlisting memberships into a cozy corner of the old web.
• LostFocus [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Dominik Schwind's personal blog and linkblog, LostFocus, features weeknotes, morning earworm entries, and curated links spanning music, tech, and internet culture. The site embraces IndieWeb principles with RSS feeds, Fediverse/Mastodon integration, and a blogroll in progress.
• lotus' internet corner [games — 2026-07-07]
  Lotus built this cozy personal corner of the internet as a refuge from modern social media, archiving their interests in video games, anime, and fandom culture. The site features a blog, art, writing, fanlistings for games like Final Fantasy XIV and the 3DS, and a warm neighborly web aesthetic complete with webrings and a guestbook.
• lotusfawn.neocities.org [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Lotusfawn's personal Neocities site features a dedicated art section alongside hobby logs, Japanese language notes, and a funny gallery. The mix of creative content and personal interests makes it a charming slice-of-life corner of the indie web.
• Lou Coatney [games — 2026-07-07]
  Home Page: Lou Coatney's homepage offers a collection of free, printable World War II and Civil War boardgames covering battles like Alamein, Stalingrad, and Leyte Gulf, many designed as introductory wargames for classroom and hobbyist use. The site also features cardstock model warships, historical research including a Katyn Massacre thesis, and links to his companion site with even more games and naval content.
• Louisiana Ornithological Society [wildlife — 2026-07-07]
  The Louisiana Ornithological Society is the official organization for bird enthusiasts in Louisiana, offering membership, publications, event schedules, and birding resources for the state. Featuring the Ivory-billed Woodpecker as its emblem, the site provides checklists, field trip registration, and the LOS News newsletter for serious birders.
• Love and Mews [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Kitschymew is Pika's glittery, maximalist Neocities tribute to Mew, the iconic Pokemon #151, featuring shrine pages with autoplaying music and curated image collections. The site leans hard into intentional kitsch aesthetics with old-web banners, moving images, and a desktop-first philosophy that celebrates personal web customization over corporate homogeneity.
• Love ASCII Art - Valentines, Flowers, Hearts, Hugs, & Romantic ASCII Pictures [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  A large curated archive of love-themed ASCII art assembled since the late 1990s, covering categories from valentines and flowers to teddy bears, weddings, and knights. Every piece credits its original artist where known, making it a respectful and surprisingly comprehensive collection for anyone seeking romantic text-based imagery.
• Love Central [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Love Central is a visually rich personal site from around 1999, heavy on imagery and featuring a dreamy, romantic aesthetic with hidden secret pages scattered throughout. With a recurring dream journal entry and a whimsical copyright notice, it has the charming handcrafted feel of early web personal pages built around themes of love and imagination.
• LOVE IN THE TIME OF STARFISH GODS [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Finn's creative Neocities hub blends poetry, games, music, media reviews, and flag designs into a wonderfully eclectic personal archive with a distinct voice and playful aesthetic. The site features a blinkie collection, an RSS feed, quirky testimonials from friends, and ongoing updates that reflect a genuine commitment to building something lasting on the web.
• Love is a Battlefield [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  A TFL-approved fanlisting dedicated to the relationship between Aphrodite and Ares, the Greek/Roman gods of love and war. With 19 members across 5 countries, it brings together fans of this mythological pairing from across the globe.
• love letter to the electrical grid [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Vulpecula's 'love letter to the electrical grid' is a richly layered personal site featuring a taxidermy page, bone collection, frog log, pixel library, geocache records, and a shrine to the game Ultrakill. Equal parts digital scrapbook and curiosity cabinet, it lovingly documents an eclectic range of niche hobbies and media interests with a cozy, handcrafted aesthetic.
• Love Many Things - The Vincent van Gogh Fanlisting [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Love Many Things is a TFL-approved fanlisting dedicated to the iconic Post-Impressionist painter Vincent van Gogh, currently uniting 19 members from 6 countries. It serves as a simple community hub for fans of Van Gogh to register their appreciation for the legendary artist.
• love, mocca💊 [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Mocca's personal blog is a candid, low-pressure space for random venting and raw thoughts while working through thesis stress and finding her writing voice again. Short and honest, it captures the scattered inner life of someone rebuilding their ability to express themselves one imperfect post at a time.
• loveberry ♡ home [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Loveberry is a web resource site by June, offering CSS snippets, coded widgets, and guides designed to help others build and customize their own websites. Notable offerings include status cafe widgets, comment box customizations, and reusable code snippets aimed at making web design more accessible to beginners.
• lovecupid.neocities.org [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Cupid's colorful corner of the web is a beginner's personal homepage celebrating a love of drawing, writing, vampires, dolls, tokidoki, and anime like Umamusume Pretty Derby and Lucky Star. Decorated with stamps and blinkies, it links out to their Toyhouse and Instagram art accounts with more pages still under construction.
• lovely void [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Red-Night's personal site 'lovely void' is a Neocities homepage that is openly under construction and subject to frequent resets, giving it a charmingly unpredictable nature. The landing page features participation in several old-web webrings including the Retronaut and Hotline rings, signaling a love of retro internet culture.
• LOVEWEBSITE [film-animation — 2026-07-07]
  LOVEWEBSITE bills itself as an internet cartoon about the internet, promising an animated or illustrated web experience through its minimalist entry page. The sparse but intriguing setup suggests a quirky, self-referential creative project exploring internet culture through a cartoon lens.
• Lovis [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Lovis Rentsch's personal homepage showcasing his passion for FOSS, Rust, NixOS, and esoteric array programming languages like uiua and Haskell. The site itself is built with Rust and WebAssembly and doubles as a playground for browser experiments, featuring a project portfolio, guestbook, and a blog in both English and German.
• Low Tech Webring Directory [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  The Low Tech Webring Directory, hosted on No Tech Magazine, curates homepages of people interested in low-tech living, small-web tools, and Web 1.0-inspired creativity. It serves as a hub connecting like-minded sites that question blind faith in modern technology, bridging old-web community culture with themes of sustainability and simplicity.
• Low-bandwidth links [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Scott Wells maintains this curated link garden on tilde.club, collecting low-bandwidth and lightweight web resources for use in emergencies, on trains, or anywhere connectivity is limited. The collection spans news, weather, travel, reference, and even pre-2000 personal websites, all organized around the ethos of a fast, accessible, minimal web.
• Lowell Observatory | Asteroid Observing Tools [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  Lowell Observatory's Asteroid Observing Tools hub provides professional-grade data mining and observation planning tools for minor planets and comets, powered by the astorbDB database. Researchers and amateur astronomers alike can query orbital parameters, generate ephemerides, identify near-Earth asteroids, and download datasets using interactive tools like AstEph, AstFinder, and QueryBuilder.
• lowercase.name [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  J's personal corner of the web, lowercase.name, is the home of a creator who makes websites, web-adjacent tools, and web-building resources, all proudly AI-free. A fun interactive touch lets visitors click the header to cycle through new color schemes, giving the minimalist site a playful personality.
• LOWPOLY CHAOS ZONE [games — 2026-07-07]
  A Sonic the Hedgehog fan's personal Neocities page centered on their love of Silver the Hedgehog, featuring a large collection of blinkies, stamps, and buttons alongside links to other Sonic fan sites. The image-heavy layout and links with names like 'westopolis', 'dropandspindash', and 'saturnhedge' make it clear this is a cozy corner of the Sonic fandom.
• lowrysite [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Lowryside (Caroline Paige Stanton) maintains this charming personal site featuring a one-person book club with deeply reflective essays on Italo Calvino's 'Six Memos for the New Millennium,' alongside links to videos, a newsletter, and creative projects. The book club writings stand out as genuinely thoughtful literary criticism blended with personal memoir, making this a rare find among personal homepages.
• LPMuds.net - LPMud FAQ [games — 2026-07-07]
  LPMuds.net hosts a comprehensive FAQ resource for LPMud, the influential text-based multiplayer game server platform, preserving Descartes's classic FAQ originally authored by George Reese in 1994. Visitors will find detailed information about LPC programming, MUD drivers, mailing lists, and the history of the LPMud ecosystem, making it an essential reference for MUD administrators and players alike.
• luahtml [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Lua's personal Neocities corner showcases digital art, fan shrines, and creative experiments from a self-described 'bug freak' and co-artist behind the webcomic BlakoutFunk. Packed with 254 images and a chaotic, charming layout, the site is a vibrant expression of internet art culture with webrings, web adopts, and links to friends' sites.
• lublin.se [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Lublin.se is a personal hub connecting a blog, photography/mapping project, recipes, and software consultancy, with links to associated creative ventures including visual artist Samaneh Roghani and Kipi Art Studios in Malmö. The site serves as a lightweight index for a small creative and technical network, offering a glimpse into the owner's varied pursuits across art, travel, and web development.
• Luca Ionescu [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Luca Ionescu's minimalist portfolio site features a single image with a 'tap to shuffle' interaction, hinting at a curated visual or design practice. The stripped-down presentation suggests a creative professional letting their work speak for itself.
• Luca's Website of Strange Oddities - Home [games — 2026-07-07]
  Luca's personal corner of the web is heavily centered on their love of video games, featuring fan pages dedicated to titles like Oneshot, Night in the Woods, and Danganronpa, alongside modding guides for Wii, Wii U, and 3DS consoles. The site also includes original music compositions, early-stage novel projects, and a warm introduction to Luca's genderfluid identity and creative pursuits.
• Luci An Insanity [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Luci An Insanity is a colorful personal site by a bilingual (English/Spanish) creator featuring an art gallery, original characters with their own wiki, writing, and a blog. The site showcases a strong art-focused identity with an Art Portfolio section, commission info, and links to Art Fight and other creative platforms.
• Lucio's Rambles [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Lucio's Rambles is the personal blog of an aspiring game developer, covering a wide mix of topics from tech news and local politics to everyday life observations. The site is refreshingly candid, with no promises of consistency or coherence, just honest posts from someone with a lot on their mind.
• Lucky Goose [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Lucky Goose is the personal corner of a musician and multimedia artist who experiments with techy art, coding, and creative expression. The site features collections, a diary with tea musings and blog entries, quizzes, webrings, and a dedicated Muppet TV page, reflecting a charming and eclectic creative personality.
• Luckysoft [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Lucky's personal Neocities site blends pixel art, media logging, and curated recommendations with a love of cute aesthetics and magical girls. Visitors can explore original pixel art, a changelog of creative updates, and a growing collection of web graphics and personal recs.
• lucy's website [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Lucy's minimalist personal homepage is a no-frills self-introduction from a transgender, bisexual creator from the UK who describes herself as making 'stupid bullshit.' The site features links to her git repository, email, guestbook, and participation in webrings including the No AI Webring.
• Luis Carlos Pando [music — 2026-07-07]
  Luis Carlos Pando, aka Mijo, is a developer and punk/hardcore/metal enthusiast from Chihuahua, México who built this personal hub to document his music obsessions, video game collection, and love of the indie web. Highlights include Last.fm listening stats tracked since 2005, a video game registry, a guestbook, and ties to local Mexican music scene history through the now-defunct Hitz-Musik.net community.
• Luis Quintanilla - Personal Website [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Luis Quintanilla's personal website is a richly populated hub covering technology, AI, open-source tools, and internet culture, with blog posts, notes, reviews, bookmarks, and a sprawling blogroll. The site reflects a developer's perspective on topics like self-hosting, chat platforms, and AI agents, making it a great stop for tech-minded readers looking for thoughtful commentary and curated resources.
• Luis Quintanilla - Personal Website [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Luis Quintanilla's personal website serves as a hub for his blog posts, notes, bookmarks, reviews, and curated collections including a blogroll, podroll, and travel guides. The site covers a wide range of tech-focused topics including open-source software, AI, self-hosting, and developer tools, with a heavily active feed boasting over 1,500 items.
• luis.zip [music — 2026-07-07]
  Luís Arnaldo, known online as Louisload, is a creative dev showcasing his personal projects including his latest album 'Memórias de Peixe', experimental films, and illustrated monster art. The site serves as a hub for his multi-disciplinary output, blending music composition, visual art, and film in a cheerful, personal digital garden.
• Luke Dorny [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Luke Dorny is an independent designer and artist based on Bainbridge Island who chronicles his ongoing explorations of art, music, typography, and visual culture through a stream of dated updates and articles. The site blends keyboard enthusiast reviews, art magazine highlights, album discoveries, and design commentary into a richly personal and visually distinctive feed.
• Luke's Cabin [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Luke's Cabin is a charming early-stage personal site where creator Luke blogs, shares photos, and experiments with HTML from scratch as a self-taught hobbyist. The site's self-deprecating humor and old-web aesthetic make it a relatable snapshot of someone just starting to carve out their corner of the internet.
• Luke's Notes [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Luke's Notes is a thoughtful personal blog mixing music appreciation posts (highlighting favorite tracks by artists like Miles Davis, Patti Smith, and The Kinks) with book roundups, memoir-style storytelling, and essays on socialism and education. The ongoing 'Ina's Story' series, a serialized personal or family history, gives the site a distinctive literary heart that sets it apart from a typical music or politics blog.
• Luke’s Wild Website [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Luke's Wild Website is a personal blog by Luke (lkhrs) covering web standards, browser behavior, and the open web with thoughtful commentary on topics like text scaling, RSS, and feed readers. Posts mix tech opinions with music listening roundups and eclectic links, making it a charming blend of indie web advocacy and personal curation.
• LukeW | Designing for Large Screen Smartphones [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Luke Wroblewski's design resource site covers mobile and web interface design with in-depth articles grounded in real research and usability data. This particular entry examines how to design for large-screen smartphones with one-handed use in mind, referencing studies, OS-level solutions, and practical UI placement strategies.
• Luminarium [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Anthology of English Literature: Luminarium, created by Anniina Jokinen, is a richly curated anthology of English literature spanning Medieval, Renaissance, 17th Century, and Restoration periods, featuring works by hundreds of authors from Chaucer to Milton. The site serves as a comprehensive reference for students and enthusiasts alike, offering author pages, an encyclopedia project, and curated editions of classic texts.
• lumpinzone [games — 2026-07-07]
  Pumpkinlumpin's personal hobby site is a cheerful corner of the web dedicated primarily to video games, with a heavy focus on Final Fantasy XIV alongside occasional art and miscellaneous fun projects. The site features a blog, gallery, and a dedicated FFXIV section that continues to grow, making it a cozy stop for fellow fans of the game.
• lumpinzone – gallery [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Lumpin's gallery showcases a collection of pixel art, gouache paintings, and sketches inspired by games like Final Fantasy XI/XIV, Klonoa, Mad Rat Dead, Monster Hunter Rise, and Hollow Knight: Silksong. The pixel pieces are especially impressive, with several animated sprites and detailed scene illustrations that reflect a clear love for retro game aesthetics and fan art.
• Lumpy Wheels [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Lumpy Wheels is a long-running personal blog by a writer who goes by 'emphryio', filled with reflective notes, writing prompts, philosophical musings, and observations on human nature. The site spans years of posts exploring themes like isolation, memory, morality, and the craft of storytelling, making it a compelling window into a restless creative mind.
• Luna-Art Cel Gallery [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Luna-Art is a personal cel gallery showcasing original animation cels organized by character and series, with a particular focus on Sailor Moon. The collection is lovingly curated by its owner, who occasionally lists cels for sale but remains attached to most pieces, making this a genuine fan collector's showcase.
• lunacat.net [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Lunacat.net appears to be a minimal personal site with almost no loaded content, containing only a single image and no visible text or navigation. The site is essentially a shell with nothing substantial to evaluate beyond its domain name.
• lunacb's funky site [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Luna (lunacb) runs this minimalist personal site centered on programming projects, with a chaotic bookmarks collection and a blog. Notably multi-protocol, the site is accessible via HTML, Gopher, and Gemini, reflecting a genuine interest in alternative internet protocols.
• lunacytie's site [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Lunacytie's personal Neocities site is a work-in-progress built around showcasing original characters and artwork, with plans for an art gallery, OC overview, shrines, and resources. The creator's primary motivation is sharing their OCs and interests in one self-built space, making it a charming early-stage creative hub.
• lunaii-dollmaker.com [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Lunaii is a long-running pixel avatar and dollmaker site from 2007, letting visitors create their own customized doll characters through a browser-based dress-up tool. Though much of the original Flash content has been lost to time, the core dollmaker lives on and the site links to similar dress-up game destinations like Doll Divine and Azalea's Dress-up Dolls.
• LUNAR WORLD [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Lunar World is a stylized personal site by mechanicaldance on Neocities, greeting visitors with a moody, poetic splash page before inviting them deeper inside. The evocative tagline and minimal aesthetic suggest a creative, introspective space worth clicking through.
• Lunariis' Grotto [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Lunariis' Grotto is a personal digital garden built by a creator who values indie web culture, featuring an art gallery, garden journal, and musings on creative projects, movies, books, and music. The site has a solarpunk ethos and is a colorful, evolving collection of original art and personal reflections that pushes back against algorithmically-driven social media.
• lunarnotfound's site!!!1! [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Lunarnotfound's colorful personal corner of the indie web is packed with creative works in progress, including digital art pieces, paper dolls, and original stories. The site features hidden secret pages to discover, webring memberships, and a charming mix of fandoms, language learning, and OC content.
• Lunaseeker Press [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Lunaseeker Press is an indie publishing venture cataloging original novels and zines, including sci-fi and space opera titles like 'Don't Burn Too Bright' and a wide range of themed mini zines covering topics from fantasy to baking. The catalog showcases a prolific creative output established in 2019, with detailed listings for standalone novels, short story collections, and quarter-size zines.
• lunospace [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Lunospace is a creative personal site built with a retro OS aesthetic, featuring a blog, journal, experimental room collages, film reviews, and a curated monthly links page. The creator uses the space to share personal writing, media interests, and artistic experiments in a thoughtfully styled neocities environment.
• Lutz's Web Pages [games — 2026-07-07]
  Games Main Page: Lutz Pietschker's dedicated boardgame pages offer reviews, variants, and detailed write-ups for titles ranging from wargames like Conflict of Heroes to co-operative games like Flash Point: Fire Rescue. The site includes PBEM rules, game replays, custom variants, and a games-for-sale list, making it a genuine resource for tabletop enthusiasts.
• Lyceum — Lyceum [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Lyceum is awalvie's personal site organized around books, creative work, and knowledge, presenting a minimalist hub for intellectual and creative pursuits. Part of the XXIIVV webring, it reflects the thoughtful, indie-web ethos common to that community of creators.
• Lycopersica.xyz [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Lycopersica's personal web space showcases a collection of original art projects including a GAN-generated Tarot deck, kisekae content, and Pokemon-themed desktop backgrounds from 1997. The site has a charming old-web aesthetic and also hosts nostalgic digital ephemera like the Petz 4 Web Fun Pack graphics resource.
• lydels ☆ [music — 2026-07-07]
  Lydel's colorful neocities hub is the home base for an independent musician who has released a debut album, posts mixes and remixes including hardcore breaks and jungle edits, and shares their original music and lyrics. Beyond the music, the site doubles as a personal space filled with status updates, shrines, manga and anime thoughts, and a guestbook that gives it a lively old-web personality.
• Lydwim [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Lydwim is a personal creative space belonging to someone who goes by the handles Lydwim, Bloomstar, and Varembrem, currently undergoing a site restructure. The image-heavy layout and whimsical naming suggest a visually oriented creator with original artwork or character-focused content at its core.
• LYER LYER PANTS ON FIRE! [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Lyer Online is a personal Neocities site built by the creator known as Lyer, featuring writing, graphics, shrines, and a manifesto alongside a distinct old-web aesthetic with ASCII and braille art. The site includes sections for resources, an archive, a guestbook, and planned shrines including one for Superman 1978, making it a rich personal corner of the indie web.
• Lynkeos home page [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  Lynkeos is a SourceForge-hosted software project dedicated to processing planetary images captured with webcams, aimed at amateur astronomers looking to enhance their astrophotography. The tool focuses on stacking and refining low-quality frames to produce sharper planetary images, making it a niche but valuable resource for hobbyist planetary imagers.
• Lynn Fisher [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Lynn Fisher is a web designer, CSS developer, and artist from Phoenix, Arizona who showcases her creative work and experiments on this personal portfolio. Her site is notable for its yearly redesigns (currently on version XIX), demonstrating her skills in pushing the boundaries of CSS and web design.
• m [photography — 2026-07-07]
  Sacho's minimalist personal site serves as an anti-social-media refuge featuring photo dumps and book recommendations alongside a quirky orange-versus-apple-juice poll. The site has a charmingly sparse aesthetic with sections for words, photos, books, and updates still being built out.
• m i s s i n g - n i n • ⌜ O R G ⌟ ☆ [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Missing-nin.org is the personal collective maintained by Kupo, housing a network of projects and sites centered around anime, manga, and video games. With a Final Fantasy XV aesthetic, fanlistings, cliques, a guestbook, and a layout archive, it offers a classic old-web personal hub with plenty of niche interests to explore.
• m i s s i n g - n i n • ⌜ O R G ⌟ ☆ guestbook [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  The guestbook page for Missing-Nin.ORG, a fanlisting collective and fan community run by Kupo dedicated to the Inuyasha franchise by Rumiko Takahashi. Visitors leave messages praising the site's beautiful layouts and express excitement about new cliques and fanlistings hosted there.
• m u d f l o w e r [games — 2026-07-07]
  Mudflower (formerly Little Grimoire) is a personal old-web style site featuring webrings, community affiliations, and a music box playing a song from Baldur's Gate III. The site leans heavily into retro web aesthetics and gaming culture, with its featured audio content rooted in the beloved RPG.
• M Y T H O P Œ I A . (the Silmarillion fanlisting) [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Mythopoeia is the official TFL-approved fanlisting for J.R.R. Tolkien's posthumously published masterwork, The Silmarillion, celebrating the deep mythological history of Arda. Created by Kirryn and featuring artwork by Ted Nasmith, it invites fans of Tolkien's most epic and tragic work to add their names to its growing membership list.
• M&L Designs [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  M&L Designs, based in Coos Bay, Oregon, is a small business offering original quilt patterns, templates, and kits covering everything from crocheted quilts to wholecloth designs, pillows, and Swedish weaving. The site also serves as the new home of Patterns by Jeaneau and features state block kits, block of the month programs, and free projects for quilting enthusiasts.
• M0NAKR0ME'S Hotspot [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  M0NAKR0ME's Hotspot is the personal homepage of Q, a creator who recently learned HTML and is proudly sharing their work and interests with the world. The site is packed with classic old-web stamps, badges, and blinkies alongside links to their other projects, making it a charming example of handcrafted personal web culture.
• Ma petite poup�e [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  A French-language personal page titled 'Ma petite poupée' (My Little Doll), likely centered around doll collecting or doll-related artistic content. The site appears to be a minimal old-web page from a French free hosting service, evoking the charm of early 2000s personal hobby sites.
• Mab's Land [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Where only the cute survive.: Mab's Land is a whimsical personal site by an artist known as Mab, centered around cute and charming original artwork and characters. The splash page teases a creative world focused on adorable aesthetics, suggesting a gallery or illustrated universe waiting inside.
• Macarthur Astronomical Society – astronomy in sydney's south west [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  The Macarthur Astronomical Society serves amateur astronomers in Sydney's south west, offering field nights at multiple observation sites, astro imaging workshops, citizen science projects, and a Deep Space Hunt program. With resources like the Messier and Caldwell lists, ISS tracking, sky conditions, and a 2028 Solar Eclipse planning page, this is a well-rounded hub for a genuinely active local astronomy club.
• macchiato v3 [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Arina's personal site features her cat Espresso as a central presence, with image-heavy pages and a cozy coffee-themed aesthetic. The site includes a free layout section, music, and status updates, making it a charming little corner of the old web.
• MacKiDo/Dojo/SoYouWantToProgram [programming — 2026-07-07]
  David K. Every's humorous and candid guide walks aspiring programmers through what the profession is really like, covering programmer culture, attitudes, and what to expect when starting out. Part of the larger MacKiDo reference site, this article blends sharp wit with practical insight to give beginners an honest (and entertaining) introduction to the programming world.
• MacMOO README [games — 2026-07-07]
  Hosted on John C. Daub's personal site, this page preserves historical documentation about MacMOO Server, a Mac OS implementation of the MOO text-based virtual world platform from the mid-1990s. It includes detailed setup instructions and quirks from original authors Jens Alfke and Allan Crain, making it a valuable artifact for anyone interested in the early history of MUDs and MOOs.
• MAD ANGLER PRESS [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Mad Angler Press is Adoggo/Chris's deeply researched blog dedicated to retro anime ephemera, featuring rare personal collection scans of items like Gundam F91 storyboards, vintage doujinshi from Comiket, and critical essays on anime history and fan culture. The site also maintains a doujinshi circle directory and ephemera gallery, making it a remarkable archive for serious collectors and historians of classic Japanese animation.
• Mad Lemmey's Painting Blog [games — 2026-07-07]
  Mad Lemmey's Painting Blog is a prolific hobby blog chronicling an avid miniature painter's work across dozens of historical periods, fantasy settings, and wargaming systems including Burrows & Badgers, X-Wing, and World War 2 games. The sprawling tag cloud reveals an impressive breadth of projects, from Winged Hussars to Xenomorphs, making it a rich reference for fellow hobbyists seeking painting inspiration.
• madasafish [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  A frames-based personal site hosted on the free web hosting service Madasafish, offering a glimpse into the early web era of personal homepages. Unfortunately the content is inaccessible without frames support, leaving the actual subject matter a mystery beyond the sparse title text.
• Madaxeman.com [games — 2026-07-07]
  Madaxeman.com is a sprawling wargaming resource covering miniature tabletop games across multiple scales and historical periods, with a focus on ADLG, Field of Glory Renaissance, Malifaux, and Napoleonic warfare. Visitors will find manufacturer directories with voting systems, army lists, battle reports, painting guides, tactical tips, and a dedicated podcast spanning decades of wargaming history.
• MADDOXXING [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Maddoxxing is a colorful Neocities personal site featuring a growing gallery of fan fiction, shrines dedicated to characters like Sonic, a dream log, microblog, and more. The site has been actively maintained for over a year with frequent updates spanning fanfic additions, journal entries, and creative customizations.
• Maddy? [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Maddy's personal site features sketchbooks, a journal, and a stamp collection, reflecting her life as an engineer and creative hobbyist who draws, dabbles in music production, and is learning HTML and CSS. The site has a charming handcrafted aesthetic with webrings, cool site links, and a Last.fm music widget that shows what she's currently listening to.
• maddycha [games — 2026-07-07]
  Maddy's personal corner of the web features her interests in video games, art, collectibles like blind boxes and Pokémon cards, and her beloved cats Pigeon and Bunny. The site includes a games-heavy interests section spanning titles like Rhythm Heaven, Animal Crossing, and Ace Attorney, alongside a resources page, guestbook, and a Rhythm Heaven-themed webring she created.
• made by me! [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Autumn's personal site showcases original digital art, watercolors, digital pins, and even a handmade coloring book in a colorful, image-heavy layout. The site is a growing creative portfolio from an autistic artist who updates regularly with new artwork and fun personality quizzes.
• Made Mistakes [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Michael Rose's personal site and blog has been publishing web development tutorials and articles since 2004, with a heavy focus on static site generators like Jekyll, Gatsby, and Hugo. Visitors will find in-depth guides on Jekyll configuration, Netlify deployment, and practical tips for building and maintaining modern static websites.
• Made with Tea [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Jendrik Poloczek: Jendrik Poloczek's personal blog covers his work at the intersection of AI, Bitcoin, crypto infrastructure, and software engineering, drawing on his background at companies like Coinbase and Greenfield Capital. Posts range from deep technical topics like Kafka Streams and Ethereum nodes to personal reflections on minimalism, cold showers, and sailing.
• maerk.xyz [games — 2026-07-07]
  Mark's personal site dedicated to his Sega arcade machines, video games, and arcade culture, featuring cabinet logs for his Versus City, Blast City, and Astro City cabs alongside blog posts, high scores, and game reviews. The mix of arcade hardware passion, fighting game commentary, and shmup coverage makes it a great find for anyone deep into the candy cab and retro arcade scene.
• maevedarcy's little corner of the internet [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Maevedarcy's personal site hosts adult-oriented fan writing and fan art, presented as a classic old-web 'corner of the internet' with an age gate before entry. The creator identifies primarily as a fan writer and fan artist, making this a creative hub for fandom-based work.
• Magazines [games — 2026-07-07]
  A comprehensive archive of scanned PDF issues of Wargamer's Newsletter, the influential wargaming publication produced by Donald Featherstone from 1962 to 1980. Nearly the complete run of issues is available for download, making this an invaluable resource for historians and enthusiasts of classic tabletop wargaming.
• magenta's getaway [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Magenta's Getaway is a colorful personal site where creator Magenta shares original artwork, a photo journal, shrines for Nintendo, LPS, and DND, and personal diary entries. The gallery is actively updated with new illustrations, making it a cozy creative corner with plenty of handcrafted pages still in progress.
• maggotgirl [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Maggotgirl is a dark and atmospheric personal diary site by a creator who describes themselves as a disturbed individual with eccentric ideas, offering monthly diary entries, short stories, articles, and a dreams section. The site carries a raw, confessional quality with rated-R content warnings, a Nicole Dollanganger-adjacent aesthetic, and a growing archive of personal writing dating back to 2023.
• maggy ☆。* [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Maggy's colorful Neocities portfolio greets visitors with a content warning about bright colors and blinking images before inviting them inside. The site promises a visually expressive personal creative space with a lively, old-web aesthetic.
• Magical - A Harry Potter series Fanlisting [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Magical is the official TFL-network fanlisting for the Harry Potter book and movie series, run by Angie and Elise, currently boasting over 25,000 registered fans from around the world. Visitors can join the list, browse fan buttons, and connect with a massive global community of Harry Potter enthusiasts.
• Magical Gurll! [games — 2026-07-07]
  Courtney Gurll is a Boston-based creative whose site serves as a hub for her tabletop RPG design work, illustration portfolio, crochet projects, and random generators, all wrapped in a charming RPG inventory interface. The Sunflower Court TTRPG design project anchors the site, with crochet, art, and web tools rounding out a delightfully eclectic creative space.
• magmaus3's website [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Maia (magmaus3) runs a minimalist personal homepage serving as a hub for her contact info, social media profiles, and code repositories across platforms like Codeberg and her self-hosted Forgejo instance. The site is notable for its privacy-forward approach, featuring PGP keys, Tor and I2P mirror links, and a strong presence on the Fediverse.
• MAGNITUDE CALCULATOR [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  A focused online calculator for computing astronomical magnitudes, covering apparent magnitude, absolute magnitude, and stellar luminosity with worked examples using real celestial objects like the Sun, Moon, and Sirius. The tool walks visitors through the underlying math of the magnitude scale, making it a handy reference for astronomy students and hobbyists alike.
• Magnolia Sims [games — 2026-07-07]
  Magnolia Sims is a dedicated Sims 1 fan site by creator Thalia, offering downloadable custom content including historically themed skins, objects, meshes, and wallpapers covering subjects like Colonial American women, Aztec figures, Vikings, and more. The site stands out for its focus on historic and fantasy aesthetics and a generous open-use policy allowing cloning, recoloring, and sharing of all original creations.
• magpies [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Magpies is a collection of free templates and CSS resources for fandom use, including masterlist templates, AO3 CSS customizations, and rec (multi-filter) templates built by the creator at kingdra.net. Live examples from community members show the templates in action, and a bonus guide to running fandom events rounds out this handy toolkit for online fandom organizers.
• maia website [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Maia is a Swiss fox who shares her personal corner of the web, covering her interests in programming (TypeScript, Rust, Python), gaming (Minecraft, TF2, Garry's Mod), and electronic music including DJing. The site is a work in progress with a handful of blog posts and a friendly links section connecting to other personal sites in the small-web community.
• Mail::RFC822::Address [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Paul Warren's project page for Mail::RFC822::Address, a Perl module that validates email addresses against the RFC 822 grammar using regular expressions rather than a parser, making it significantly faster to load. The page includes a download link, documentation, an online tester, and a fascinatingly complex auto-generated regular expression that illustrates just how intricate RFC 822 email validation really is.
• Main [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Andreas Muller's creative coding portfolio showcases experimental interactive projects built with Java, C++, OpenGL, and SDL, including visual toys like CircleClock, Particles1, VideoCubes, and ImageAsPixels. The site is a playground of generative graphics and algorithmic art experiments, many still in alpha, reflecting a hands-on developer pushing the boundaries of real-time visuals.
• Main Corridor [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Snails.town is a richly built personal archive by a creator who writes about web development, device modding, JavaScript experiments, gaming, and travel, all housed in a charmingly organized site with shrines, a museum, a toybox, and a guestbook. The site leans noticeably into web-building topics, with tutorials, code snippets, articles on Eleventy, Kindle jailbreaking, and graphics automation making up a substantial portion of its content.
• Main Page [independent-media — 2026-07-07]
  Nice Marmot is a thoughtful personal blog by a U.S. Navy veteran who weaves together firsthand military history, current events, and geopolitical commentary with a distinctly lived-in perspective. Posts draw on the author's own service experience, including time aboard USS Stephen W. Groves during the tanker war in the Persian Gulf, making for unusually grounded and personal writing.
• Main Page // Nose Club [games — 2026-07-07]
  Nose Club is a dedicated Pokemon fan site by Bluwiikoon, centered on the rock-type Pokemon Nosepass and packed with original artwork, Sugimori-style imitations, type variant designs, adoptable 'scrunkly' sprites, and fan fiction. Interactive features like a Bug Catcher Simulator and Random Rumour Generator add playful depth to an already rich creative resource.
• Majik 3D MMORPG a.k.a. Majik MURPE / MUD [games — 2026-07-07]
  A legacy archive preserving the history of Majik 3D MMORPG, a volunteer-driven open-source online roleplaying game active from 1995 to 2002 that evolved from a text-based MUD through a 2D roguelike into a full 3D world. Maintained by the original developer namhas, the site hosts over 3,300 files including source code on GitHub, archived mailing lists, forums, screenshots, and design documents chronicling one of the early indie MMORPGs with player-controlled economies and ecosystems.
• Make your HTML pages Mobile [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Justin Hall, one of the earliest personal web publishers, shares practical tips for making old-school HTML pages render well on modern mobile devices using viewport meta tags and basic CSS. The page covers responsive design techniques suited for simple web essays, including how to handle blockquotes, images, and embedded YouTube videos on small screens.
• Making Harem Pants and Pantaloons [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Maura Enright's Baba Yaga Music site offers detailed sewing tutorials for belly dance and folk dance costumes, including step-by-step instructions for making harem pants and pantaloons with cutting diagrams and construction guides. The page covers design considerations, fabric choices, sizing adjustments, and gusset techniques, making it a practical reference for dancers who sew their own performance wear.
• Making Internet Explorer use position – fixed; [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  A technical reference page by Mark "Tarquin" Wilton-Jones covering how to implement CSS position:fixed in Internet Explorer 5.5 and 6 using JavaScript workarounds. The page includes code snippets, explanations of browser compatibility issues, and frank commentary on IE6's legacy as a barrier to modern web development.
• Making the Web Fun Again [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Kyle Drake, founder of Neocities, lays out his vision for reviving the free, creative, personal web in this 2013 manifesto blog post. Drawing on the history of GeoCities, the dot-com bubble, and corporate web consolidation, he argues for a community-driven alternative that makes personal website creation fun and accessible again.
• MAKING ZINES - Zines - Research Guides at Salem State University [zines — 2026-07-07]
  A library research guide from Salem State University created by zine librarian Dawn Stahura, covering everything a beginner needs to start making zines, from choosing a topic to selecting formats, templates, and printing methods. The guide includes mini-zine tutorials in English and Spanish, Canva and Google Slides templates, a student zine collection, and resources for teaching with zines in an academic setting.
• makoenergy‧₊˚✧ [games — 2026-07-07]
  Makoenergy is a personal neocities site whose name and aesthetic are inspired by Final Fantasy VII, referencing mako energy as 'the planet's lifeblood.' The site features a cozy retro-web vibe with a guestbook, polls, mood indicator, and sections for blog, links, and extras.
• Malas Influencias [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Rompopita's "Malas Influencias" is a mature creative archive showcasing original characters, their stories and interconnected worlds, alongside fanart of retro games, anime, and cartoons. The site has a bold, unapologetic personality with explicit content warnings and a nostalgic old-web aesthetic.
• MAMA MIA! [webcomics — 2026-07-07]
  The homepage for 'Mama Mia!', a webcomic by capitalistboyfriend following the life of Frank Inscents Oregano, a worker at the fictional Schmuck's Pizza Corp. Visitors can read the prologue and browse a characters page in this charming, quirky slice-of-life comic with a distinctly retro web aesthetic.
• Mamboleoo [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Louis Hoebregts, a creative developer known as Mamboleoo, shares in-depth technical articles on WebGL, SVG animation, and the Canvas 2D API. The site is packed with interactive CodePen demos and tutorials on generative art, CSS custom properties, and advanced JavaScript rendering techniques.
• MAN, I LOVE BALLS [games — 2026-07-07]
  A charming clique site dedicated to the many varieties of Poké Balls from the Pokémon games, hosted by the Ball Guy mascot from Pokémon Sword and Shield. Visitors can grab pixel art of their favorite Poké Ball to display on their own sites and link back, celebrating everything from the humble Poké Ball to the elusive Dream Ball.
• Man's Best Friend! [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Calico's personal site covers art, hobbies, and eclectic interests including an art gallery, OC wiki, game development, fragrance collection, and a bookshelf. The site has a warm, enthusiastic tone and spans a surprisingly wide range of creative pursuits, making it a cozy corner of the old web to explore.
• manacake.co ✧｡٩(ˊᗜˋ )و✧*｡ [web-design — 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.
• Manga Technique [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  A professional manga tutorial hub from DELETER Inc., a Japanese comics supply company, offering step-by-step technique guides covering topics like plant drawing, light and shadow, backgrounds, tones, faces, perspective, and composition. Each lesson is illustrated with visual examples drawn from real professional comic artists, making it a valuable English-language reference for aspiring manga creators.
• mani's... website? [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Mani's personal Neocities site is currently under renovation, but keeps a handful of pages live including original character fiction, two named story projects (Traversion and Prismagic), and a webcomic recommendations page. The creative writing and OC content form the clearest thread through an otherwise sparse landing page.
• Manis Family Homepage [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  The Manis family homepage introduces Mark and Becky Manis, a couple from Kentucky who met in an IRC chat room in 1996, sharing their life through sections covering their wedding, yard, cats, poetry, and Becky's crafts corner. The site blends personal updates, heartfelt announcements, and hobbyist content including Mark's poetry writing and Becky's crafting projects.
• manonamora's computer [games — 2026-07-07]
  Manonamora's creative corner blends interactive fiction development, Twine game design, and indie gamedev resources in a charmingly retro desktop-styled Neocities site. The site is self-described as a personal computer filled with various projects and community content, making it a destination for fans of text-based and interactive fiction.
• Mantalon [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Mantalon is a Spanish-language personal web built by a creator who shares microblogging, a political essay section called 'Horizontal,' media logs tracking what they watch, read, play, and listen to, plus a physical media collection spanning games, consoles, books, and films. The site spans a wide range of content from casual blog posts to more serious political and philosophical writing, making it a lively and eclectic corner of the indie web.
• Manu Mateos [web-design — 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.
• Manuals [games — 2026-07-07]
  MUSHCode.com hosts an extensive collection of manuals and tutorials for building and programming MUSH and MUX text-based online worlds, covering everything from basic room creation to wizard ethics and security hardening. Moe's step-by-step Mushkode tutorials guide beginners through coding commands, vendor systems, and IC time systems, while the full MUSH Manual sections take readers all the way through advanced psychocoding techniques.