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• Manuel Strehl [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Manuel Strehl, a German web developer known as Boldewyn, shares technical posts covering CSS tricks, Unicode quirks, command-line tools, Docker, and web accessibility. The blog leans heavily into front-end and developer tooling topics, with posts ranging from OKLCH color theming to DOM focus order and MySQL troubleshooting.
• manuel.is [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Manuel González (spavi) runs this personal blog covering technical topics like Emacs, Ruby, OpenSSL, and HTTP headers alongside life reflections and year-in-review posts. The mix of developer-focused writing and personal ramblings makes it a genuine slice of a working programmer's life over several years.
• Manugarri [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Manugarri is the personal portfolio of Manuel Garrido, a creator whose site is built around visual imagery with minimal text and a clean, image-forward layout. With just a handful of links and several images front and center, the site presents itself as a showcase of artistic or photographic work.
• manyface world [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Manyface World is a creative hub built by elyzia, housing abstract art, photography, prose fiction, poetry, and a rich collection of self-published zines. The site also features pages for multiple collaborators and muse prompt fills, making it a genuinely collaborative artistic space worth exploring.
• Map and Counters [games — 2026-07-07]
  Map and Counters is a blog dedicated to traditional board wargames, covering out-of-print classics from publishers like SPI, TAHGC, and GDW with game descriptions, book reviews, and hobby commentary. Run by a longtime wargaming enthusiast based in Phoenix, it also weaves in military history content and tributes to figures like historian John Keegan.
• Mapgen2 [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Red Blob Games presents Mapgen2, an interactive procedural map generator that creates volcanic island-style terrain using Delaunay triangulation and custom biome algorithms originally built for the game Realm of the Mad God. Visitors can explore hundreds of unique island shapes by tweaking seed values, save high-resolution images, and dig into the open-source JavaScript code behind the generator.
• Maph's MILLENNIUM FUTURISM [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Maph's Millennium Futurism is a vibrant Neocities personal site featuring original art, original characters (OCs), and a curated collection of shrines, all wrapped in a colorful Y2K-futurism aesthetic. Visitors can browse Maph's artwork and OC pages while enjoying an embedded music player stocked with K-On! and Katamari Damacy tracks.
• MAPPAPAPA [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Spillingdown's R-18 creative site showcases fan art and original illustrations centered on yaoi and slash pairings, including works featuring Devil May Cry, Mob Psycho 100, and other fandoms. Running since 2021 and bilingual in English and Spanish, this labor-of-love neocities hosts pixel art, character illustrations, and webring memberships for the yaoi fandom community.
• Mapping London [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Mapping London is a hub of data visualization and cartographic projects centered on London, featuring linked projects like Twitter Tongues, London Surnames, and Lives on the Line. The site explores the city through maps, social media data, and information design, making it a fascinating resource for anyone interested in urban geography and data-driven storytelling.
• mar² [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Marmar's personal site is a hands-on playground for experimenting with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, built in the spirit of mid-to-late 90s web culture as an escape from social media. Highlights include a custom-built music player with mobile-responsive controls, a Jekyll blog, Mastodon and Bluesky feeds, webrings, buttons and blinkies, and a changelog documenting the site's ongoing evolution.
• MaraPets - Games [games — 2026-07-07]
  MaraPets is a browser-based virtual pet world where players can adopt and care for pets, play dozens of HTML5 mini-games, and participate in a full online economy with shops, auctions, and trades. With hundreds of games ranging from puzzle and arcade to chance and premium features, it offers a rich interactive community experience playable on any device without downloads.
• Marble Textures – seamless tileable and myspace backgrounds [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Backgrounds Archive is a large collection of free seamless tileable textures and background images, organized by theme, color, brightness, and size for easy browsing. Featuring hundreds of marble, brick, fabric, wood, and other tile patterns, it was a popular resource for MySpace and Xanga profile customization in the early web era.
• Marc Duperrier home page [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Marc Duperrier's professional homepage showcases his extensive credentials as a Network and System Security Engineer, including CISSP, MCSE, MCDBA, and CCNA certifications. Visitors can browse his online resume, download a CV in.doc or.pdf format, and review the books and achievements that shaped his career in information security.
• Marc Thiele [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Marc Thiele is the founder of beyond tellerrand and co-founder of Smashing Conference, two well-known web and design events, and this links page collects curated articles and commentary from the front-end and web development community. Visitors will find shared posts about web conferences, community-building, and the culture of the web industry, reflecting Thiele's deep involvement in the web design world.
• March 2022 In Review | Brain Baking [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Brain Baking is a personal blog by a Belgian writer and academic who shares monthly reflections on life, technology, music, bread baking, and self-hosting adventures. Each monthly review weaves together personal events, blog post summaries, and curated links covering topics from Docker and RSS to hip-hop and video games.
• marcus.io [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Marcus writes in-depth technical and conceptual articles about web accessibility, covering topics like WCAG guidelines, ARIA roles, focus indicators, and certifications such as the IAAP Web Accessibility Specialist. The blog is a thoughtful resource for accessibility professionals, blending practical guidance with broader reflections on the field.
• margies place [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Margie's cozy personal corner of the web features sections for book reviews, art, media recommendations, and a Comfort Corner dedicated to shrines for special interests including Disney Fairies and other Disney franchise content. The site also includes an "Autism Lens" journal where Margie shares reviews and articles from her autistic perspective, making it a warm and thoughtfully organized creative space.
• Marginalia [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  A New Lens for the Internet | perephoneia.art: An interview with Viktor Lofgren, the Swedish software engineer behind Marginalia, an independent search engine dedicated to surfacing small, human-written websites that Google and Bing typically bury. The piece explores the philosophy behind building an alternative lens for the web, one that deliberately elevates non-commercial, indie content over SEO spam.
• mari's world [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Mari's World is a Neocities personal site built by a 20-year-old artist who escaped algorithm-driven platforms to carve out her own creative corner of the web. Visitors can explore her art, journal, and links while listening to an Animal Crossing rainy day tune, with interests ranging from old video games and retro tech to The Beatles and Red Dwarf.
• Maria Diaz Designs - Welcome to all things cross-stitch! [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Maria Diaz Designs is the official site of renowned cross-stitch artist Maria Diaz, offering exclusive charts, patterns, kits, books, and bespoke commissions for needlecraft enthusiasts. Visitors can browse a gallery of her work, download free charts, and shop her full catalog of decorative cross-stitch designs.
• Marie Verdeil – Index [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Marie Verdeil is a French designer based in Belgium whose portfolio spans low-tech web design, DIY energy systems, open-source tools, and ecological design research. She is the visual director of Low-Tech Magazine and her projects range from solar-powered kitchens and bike generators to experimental typography tools and permacomputing talks.
• Marilyn Belford | Art Quilts [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Marilyn Belford's website showcases her extensive collection of art quilts, organized into thematic galleries covering portraits, mythology, biblical subjects, and more. With sections for classes, a book, and a blog, this site offers a deep look into the creative world of a dedicated fiber artist.
• Marin Photo Club [photography — 2026-07-07]
  The Marin Photo Club is a community-based photography club based in Marin County, California, offering monthly competitions, educational presentations, special interest groups, and field trips for photographers of all skill levels. Members enjoy access to Zoom-based learning sessions, image critiques, salons focused on genres like landscape and monochrome, and a monthly newsletter called The Focal Plane.
• Marinazone [games — 2026-07-07]
  Marinazone is the personal blog of Marina Kittaka, indie game developer behind the Analgesic Productions titles Anodyne, Even the Ocean, and Sephonie, where she reflects on art, theory, and the games industry. The site also serves as a hub for Zonelets, her own scrappy blogging software she built and released for others to use.
• Mario De Brabandre, Ergo Pers uitgaven | Works on paper [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  A showcase of Belgian painter and draughtsman Mario De Brabandere's works on paper, featuring oil paintings, watercolours, pencil drawings, and mixed-media pieces spanning from the 1990s through the 2010s. Published by Ergo Pers, a Belgian artists' book publisher, the page includes studio photography and poetic commentary on De Brabandere's approach to painting landscapes, still lifes, and abstract forms.
• Mario Villalobos [photography — 2026-07-07]
  Mario Villalobos maintains a personal journal spanning journal entries, notes, and photos documenting his life in rural Montana, including coaching middle school basketball, car maintenance, and everyday observations. With 91 pages of archives dating back to 2014, the site blends thoughtful personal writing with genuine photography, making it a quietly compelling window into a life lived deliberately.
• MARIONETWORK [games — 2026-07-07]
  MARIONETWORK is a fan site dedicated to the Mario franchise, hosted on Neocities with an image-heavy layout evoking old-web aesthetics. Visitors can expect Mario-themed graphics and content celebrating Nintendo's iconic series.
• Mark Hernandez (lion-byte) [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Mark Hernandez (lion-byte) is a software developer's personal site and blog focusing on NodeJS, web development, and related tech topics. The site also reflects his broader personality as a self-described gaymer and open-source contributor, with links to his GitHub, Mastodon, Bluesky, and Twitch profiles.
• Mark Pesce * Outside the Light-Cone [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Mark Pesce's original 1994 homepage is a sprawling archive of his written works, lectures, rituals, essays, and interviews spanning topics from virtual reality to spirituality to Burning Man. A pioneering figure in VR and internet culture, Pesce shares everything from Wired magazine articles to spiritual reflections, making this a fascinating time capsule of early web intellectual life.
• Mark Pitblado [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Mark Pitblado's personal blog covers tech topics including privacy, data validation, self-hosting, and terminal workflows, with an emphasis on simplicity and performance. The site itself is built to load extremely fast by design, reflecting Mark's philosophy that the web should be lean and user-respecting.
• Mark's Graphix Box! [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Mark's Graphix Box is a curated personal collection of old-web graphics including stamps, blinkies, buttons, badges, and favicons gathered from around the internet. With nearly a thousand images and an always-growing selection, it's a nostalgic treasure trove for fans of retro web aesthetics and GIF culture.
• MARMAR [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Hyacinth's personal site MARMAR is a minimal, early-stage Neocities homepage with a playful, secretive tone. Almost no content is visible yet, but the creator hints at themed sections coming soon.
• Marmar @ tilde.team [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Marmar is a CS student from Southeast Asia whose personal tilde.team homepage reflects a love of manga, novels, and rhythm games like Project Sekai, with fan art of characters like Emu Otori prominently displayed. The site features a photoroll, tildelog, webring memberships, and a cozy collection of 88x31 buttons that give it a classic old-web feel.
• Marquis de Claude - K. M. Claude (After Dark) [literature — 2026-07-07]
  K. M. Claude's creative hub showcases adult fiction, comics, and character lore centered on the 'Obscene Sacraments' series and other original works, presented through a retro Windows-style desktop interface. Visitors can explore serialized stories, short vignettes, fanart, and an archive of older writings spanning from recent releases back to ancient floppy-disk-era drafts.
• Mars Introduction [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  Calvin J. Hamilton's comprehensive Mars reference page covers everything from the planet's geology and atmosphere to its moons, polar regions, and exploration missions like Viking, Pathfinder, and the Mars Rovers. Packed with images, animations, 3D galleries, and scientific articles, it serves as a deep-dive educational hub for anyone fascinated by the Red Planet.
• marshmallowsmelter [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Marshmallowsmelter is the creative playground of Jess, a civil engineer turned mapper and web developer, built with Astro, Tailwind, DaisyUI, and React. The site doubles as a live showcase of CSS and JS experiments, including an interactive D3.js globe, customizable color themes, and a froggie customizer, making it as much a technical demo as a personal homepage.
• Martin Boeh.me [photography — 2026-07-07]
  Martin Boehme's personal hub showcases his work as a writer, photographer, pianist, and pixel artist, with striking nature photography dominating the visual experience. The image gallery features macro shots of insects, moody lakescapes, and vibrant sunsets, linking out to his various creative projects and social profiles.
• Martina's Library [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Martina's Library is the creative writing home of Martina (Mara), a South Italian digital artist who writes fanfiction and original work, all guaranteed human-written without AI assistance. Visitors can explore her collection of fanfictions and miscellaneous writing, with some explicit content tucked behind a password.
• Marty McGuire [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Marty McGuire is a New York-based web developer whose homepage serves as a hub for his IndieWeb activities, including cat photos, podcasting, streaming, and improv comedy. The site participates in the IndieWeb Webring and showcases his commitment to open, indie web principles through posts, reposts, and a personal calendar feed.
• MARVIN'S MARVELOUS MECHANICAL MUSEUM [music — 2026-07-07]
  Dazai (also known as Amia) has built a maximalist, sensory-rich personal den on Nekoweb, complete with autoplay music, polls, and a chaotic yet charming atmosphere. The site features commissioned kanade songs, Animal Jam nostalgia, and a heavy JavaScript-driven aesthetic that leans into melancholy and internet personality.
• mary cuntrarian [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Mary Cuntrarian's personal Neocities site blends creative coding projects, zines, music curation, and handmade crafts including crochet into one eclectic corner of the web. Notable features include downloadable website themes, a Music Cafe page spotlighting Bandcamp and Creative Commons finds, book shrines, and plans for original character pages and game shrines.
• Mary Tabar [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Mary Tabar is a San Diego-based fiber artist specializing in fabric dyeing, quilting, and textile art, showcasing her original pattern line called Snip & Flip. The site features a gallery of her work alongside information about lectures and workshops she offers to teach others the craft.
• MaryQuilts.com [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Mary's quilting site offers a large collection of free PDF quilt instructions covering dozens of patterns, from 9 Patch basics to Twisted Pinwheels and Tessellating designs, all geared toward quilters with foundational skills. The site is especially notable for its scrappy, stash-friendly approach, making it a practical resource for quilters who want to use up fabric without precise yardage calculations.
• Marzopan [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Marzopan is a creative personal site built by an artist with over 10 years of drawing experience, featuring an art archive, original works, shrines, and a section called 'Marzoverse' for their own characters and stories. Visitors can explore writing, movie and video game pages, and a collection of web buttons that reflect a cozy old-web aesthetic.
• masiv's lair [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Masiv's personal site (masiv's lair) is a self-hosted Spanish-language homepage built from scratch with HTML, CSS, and PHP, featuring a chat room, file tools, movie and book lists, and a custom git server. The creator documents their learning journey with web technologies while keeping the site deliberately minimal and bloat-free.
• Massimiliano Lambertini's smanett.one -- - Home [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Max Lambertini, a seasoned Oracle DBA with a passion for coding, shares notes and projects covering web development tools like Astro and Eleventy, Oracle database administration, and small utilities written in Go and Python. The site blends technical blog posts with open-source tools, making it a useful stop for developers interested in static site generators, database tips, and hobbyist programming projects.
• Mataroa Collection [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  The Mataroa Collection is a curated directory of personal blogs spanning a wide range of technical and personal topics, maintained by the mataroa.blog platform. With over 800 linked entries covering everything from mathematics and Unix to poetry and cycling, it serves as a discovery hub for independent web writing.
• MATCHA.EXE ONLINE... [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Matcha (he/they) is an artist and streamer who built this colorful Neocities homepage as a hub for their creative identity, complete with draggable page dolls, webring memberships, and adult content warnings. The site now serves as an archive while Matcha continues their coding and art journey at a newer, mobile-friendly home on Nekoweb.
• Math and Science Fiction [schools — 2026-07-07]
  The official course page for Dartmouth College's 'Math and Science Fiction' class from Winter 1999, taught by Professors Davies and Trout, exploring the intersection of mathematics and science fiction literature. Featuring a syllabus, assignments, course readings from authors like Isaac Asimov, Greg Egan, and Ursula Le Guin, plus student group project pages covering topics like chaos theory, the Mandelbrot set, and game theory.
• Mathematical Poetry [poetry — 2026-07-07]
  A unique collection exploring the intersection of mathematics and poetry, where numbers, equations, and mathematical concepts become the subject and structure of verse. This niche site by educator David Pleacher offers a creative bridge between two seemingly unrelated disciplines, making it a fascinating stop for math enthusiasts and poetry lovers alike.
• Mathematical Poetry - A Small Anthology [poetry — 2026-07-07]
  Kate Stange has assembled a small but thoughtful anthology of poems that explore the intersection of mathematics and poetry, featuring works by poets like JoAnne Growney alongside reflections on symmetry, pattern, and the shared elegance of math and verse. Visitors will find poems on topics ranging from Euclidean geometry to Pi, united by the idea that mathematics and artistic expression spring from the same human instinct for pattern.
• Mathemusician.html [music — 2026-07-07]
  Larry Lesser, a UTEP math professor who calls himself 'the Mathemusician,' blends mathematics and music to create educational songs about topics like pi, infinity, and statistics. The site showcases his award-winning STEM songs, lyrics, keynote performances, and resources connecting math education with musical creativity.
• MathFiction Homepage [literature — 2026-07-07]
  The Mathematical Fiction Homepage, maintained by Alex Kasman of the College of Charleston, is a searchable database of over a thousand works of fiction including novels, short stories, films, and comic books that feature mathematics or mathematicians as a central element. Visitors can browse by genre, topic, or medium, making it an invaluable resource for educators, students, and anyone curious about how math appears in storytelling and popular culture.
• MATRIEL [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Rain's personal Neocities site blends art, shrines, and quirky self-expression under the persona of Matriel, the angel of rain. Visitors can browse original artwork, movie interests, character shrines, and free downloadable goodies from this fujoshi-flavored creative corner of the old web.
• Matrix Editions [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Resources: Matrix Editions is a mathematics publisher that hosts a resources page featuring a recurring 'Mathematics in Literature' challenge, inviting visitors to identify literary passages connected to math and medicine. The page offers an engaging blend of literary excerpts and mathematical publishing context, with archived previous challenges for curious readers to explore.
• Matt Browne - Official Author Site [literature — 2026-07-07]
  The official author site for Matt Browne, a hard science fiction writer whose work explores topics like embryo space colonization, transhumanism, the Drake equation, and extinction-level events. Visitors can learn about his novels, including 'The Perennial Project,' which blends speculative science with big-picture questions about humanity's future.
• Matt Mcadams [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Matt McAdams is a UX designer and front-end developer who shares his design work, code projects, and thoughts on technology, accessibility, and the inclusive web. The site includes a projects section, a reading list, a colophon detailing the site's technical construction, and even a 'what's in my bag' page that reflects his interest in the stories objects tell.
• Matt's Home Page [schools — 2026-07-07]
  Matt Covington's personal homepage documents his experience as a deaf student at Rochester Institute of Technology's National Technical Institute for the Deaf, including a dedicated 'Hearing Journey' section that chronicles his cochlear implant experience. The site includes a resume, CI (cochlear implant) information, FAQs, and photos, making it a personal window into life with hearing loss and assistive technology.
• Matt's Social Node – @lordmatt@node.lordmatt.co.uk [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  LordMatt's social node is a personal hub run by Matt, featuring a federated social feed, links to his various projects, and small web experiments like a playful daily emoji widget called 'Today in Emoji'. The site connects to a sprawling network of Matt's other projects including a directory, a DJ site, Terraria notes, and a fictional dictionary of bad language, making it a lively indie web presence.
• Matt's Workshop [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Matt's Workshop is a personal showcase of handcrafted hardwood furniture projects by Matthew D. Sale, featuring pieces ranging from cherry end tables and Shaker shelves to a full bookcase headboard, many with dimensioned drawings available. Spanning decades of work in oak, walnut, cherry, and ash, the site offers a satisfying gallery of woodworking craftsmanship with occasional project plans for fellow hobbyists.
• Matthew Muñoz [poetry — 2026-07-07]
  Matthew Muñoz's personal site is a remarkably inventive poetry collection where experimental forms meet surrealist prosody, featuring haiku, senryū, sonnets, brainfuck-encoded verse, and constrained writing experiments. The breadth of work here is striking, blending computational aesthetics, religious philosophy, and linguistic play into a prolific archive of original poems dating back to 2021.
• Matthew Roach - Fuelled by tea [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Matthew Roach is a software engineer who shares his passion for accessible, well-crafted web experiences through a collection of technical blog posts covering HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Ruby on Rails, and modern tooling like 11ty and Kamal. The writing archive offers practical insights on topics ranging from JAMStack URL shorteners to themeable design systems, making it a useful stop for front-end and full-stack developers.
• Mauricio Poppe notes | Mauricio Poppe [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Mauricio Poppe is a NYC-based Software Engineer sharing notes on Kubernetes, data visualization, mathematics, and creative coding projects like 3D convex hulls and Three.js demos. The site blends technical depth with personal pursuits including language learning, bachata dancing, and open-source tools like function-plot and interval arithmetic.
• Mauritania - 1973 June 30 Total Solar Eclipse - Interactive Google Map - Xavier Jubier [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  Xavier Jubier's interactive Google Map documents the path and details of the June 30, 1973 total solar eclipse over Mauritania, offering a precise geographic visualization of this historical celestial event. The map-based format makes it easy to explore the eclipse's path of totality across the region with geographic context.
• Maurits van Riezen [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Maurits van Riezen, a software developer known as Mousetail, showcases his projects including a competitive code-golf platform, a Pygame game, a Catan tournament bot with over 1,200 ranked players, and various web tools. The site also features technical articles on concurrency models and game development, plus participation in several webrings.
• mausoleum [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  A personal neocities site run by a biomedical sciences undergrad and artist who describes it as a 'mausoleum' for archiving interests and thoughts away from social media. The site features a toyhou.se link and digital commonplace book, hinting at creative and artistic pursuits as its core focus.
• max bradbury [games — 2026-07-07]
  Max Bradbury is an Oxford-based web developer and indie game creator whose site showcases his Bitsy games, desktop software tools, electronic music mixes, and writing. Highlights include a suite of Bitsy game-making utilities, contemplative indie games exploring themes like chronic fatigue and minimalism, and a steady stream of lo-fi electronic music.
• maxhaesslein.de [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Max Häßlein is a creative technologist whose personal site showcases visual objects, films, photos, and auditory tools alongside web development work. The site has a distinctive ASCII art aesthetic and covers a broad creative practice spanning generative visuals, soundscapes, and code.
• maxie.rodeo [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Maxwell Kline's personal site serves as a home for their poetry, multidisciplinary art, and zine publications, with work featured in lit mags like Pathos, Lurch Zine, and Buckman Journal. Visitors can browse a gallery of creative work, read published pieces, and explore derivative art projects from this Portland State BFA graduate who describes themselves as a poet, artist, and bad coder.
• Maxwell's Realm [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Maxwell Joslyn's personal site blends RPG design essays, poetry, film reviews, Mandarin language curiosities, and interviews with unconventional people into a richly varied creative space. Highlights include a published MSc thesis on tabletop RPG design, a book of RPG essays, and an interview series called The Drongo featuring scholars, researchers, and fire spinners.
• maxxyiscool.neocities.org [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Maxxy's webring page collects a set of old-web style webring memberships, displayed as linked banner images in classic early-internet fashion. It's a snapshot of the retro web community spirit, connecting handcrafted personal sites through shared graphical badges.
• may all your days be bright ♡ [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  DreamValley is a handcrafted personal website by the creator known as ponyskies, built with care for desktop Firefox users at full HD resolution. The site features a dreamy aesthetic and uses JavaScript and jQuery for interactive elements, with content geared toward visitors aged 14 and up.
• MAY GOD FORGIVE ME FOR WHAT I HAVE UNLEASHED [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Barbatus is a creative individual's personal hub featuring a body of work, gallery, and links to their presence on platforms like Newgrounds, Patreon, Bandcamp, and Twitch. The 18+ warning and wide spread of creative platform links suggest an artist or musician with mature original content spanning visual art, music, and streaming.
• Maya Deren Forum [film-animation — 2026-07-07]
  Created by Dr. Moira Sullivan, this international forum celebrates the life and work of Maya Deren, the pioneering U.S. avant-garde filmmaker and film theorist of the 1940s and 1950s. Visitors will find a filmography, biography notes, film stills, Haitian footage documentation, book and DVD recommendations, and reviews spanning Deren's influential body of work.
• maya the creator [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Maya's personal corner of the internet blends designs, photography, and writing into a creative showcase built for the love of having a handcrafted web presence. The site invites visitors to explore her interests and leave a message in the guestbook, capturing that classic personal homepage spirit.
• Maya's Archive [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Maya's Archive is a charming personal homepage featuring curated collections of web buttons, stamps, adoptables, and bookmarked links organized in a cozy old-web style. The site includes a dedicated 'Frogland' section, a neighborhood of cool people, and a guestbook, making it a delightful corner of the handcrafted web.
• mayaks.eu [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Maya Karabula-Stysiak's personal site showcases her programming projects including a JavaScript window manager, a 3D engine, and a Gemini-to-HTTP proxy, alongside a tiny-log of technical and philosophical musings. The site embraces the 'small web' aesthetic, offering a charming mix of coding experiments, drawings, and curated lists of books, music, and films.
• mayaontheinter.net [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Maya Man is a digital artist and net artist whose portfolio showcases internet-native works, solo exhibitions at venues like bitforms gallery in NYC and MOCA Los Angeles, and conceptual projects exploring identity and online culture. Her site doubles as an artwork itself, with a characteristically web-coded aesthetic linking to pieces like 'FAKE IT TILL YOU MAKE IT,' 'Pure Information,' and a curatorial project called HEART.
• Maybe we could tone down the JavaScript / fuzzy notepad [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Eevee (Evelyn Woods) writes a pointed critique of JavaScript overuse in modern web development, using a real browser bug she experienced to illustrate how heavily sites like Twitter break without JS enabled. The post digs into frontend web development practices, arguing that many JS-dependent features could be replicated with simpler HTML or CSS approaches.
• Maze [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Maze is a personal site still under construction, featuring sections for art, graphics, music, and links. The presence of dedicated art and graphics pages suggests a creative-focused space worth revisiting as it develops.
• Maze's Page [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Maze's Page is the Neocities home of a 17-year-old Irish teen who lists crochet as a top interest, and even includes a dedicated crochet section alongside a collection of handmade web buttons free for visitors to use. The site has a cheerful, old-web aesthetic with blinkies, a guestbook, and webring links, making it a cozy slice of the indie web.
• mb bischoff [literature — 2026-07-07]
  mb bischoff is a Brooklyn-based poet and programmer whose personal site highlights her published work in literary venues like Beestung, PIG, SCATC, and Dykes and Dolls. A compact but distinctive online presence for a trans writer whose creative output blends code and verse.
• mbafz's shenanigans [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  mbafz's colorful personal homepage features a retro-web aesthetic with flashing lights, background music, and old-school design sensibilities. The site is part of the Retronaut webring and bills itself as a window into the creator's brain, complete with mood tracking and a dramatic enter page.
• McBride 1 [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Ward Denys is a Belgian visual artist whose portfolio showcases installation work, including documentation from a 2008 exhibition at the McBride Fine Art Gallery in Antwerp. The site presents installation views through a gallery of images, offering a window into Denys's spatial and conceptual art practice.
• MCP Support for TinyFugue [games — 2026-07-07]
  A technical resource page dedicated to MCP (MUD Client Protocol) support for TinyFugue, a popular MUD client, featuring custom macros for local editing and protocol implementation. The author rewrote MCP 2.1 support from scratch to handle arbitrary keyword/value pairs and background editing under X Windows, filling a significant gap in the existing TF macro ecosystem.
• Me Wonderland [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Fern's personal corner of the web, styled as a whimsical 'wonderland' with a blog, a stuff page, and an about section. The site has a light, imaginative aesthetic that suggests a creative personality behind the curtain.
• meadow's garden [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Meadowie's cozy neocities garden is Hailey's personal corner of the web, built around a pink and cutesy fantasy aesthetic with shrines dedicated to dolls, nature, science, movies, books, and more. The creator is a self-described mycologist and Taylor Swift fan who is learning HTML as she builds out her vision, making it a charming work-in-progress to follow.
• MECHABIOSIS [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Mechabiosis is a creative hub dedicated to original characters (OCs) and the worlds they inhabit, built by someone who goes by the same name. The site serves as a personal showcase for character lore and storytelling, with content warnings suggesting mature thematic elements woven into the narratives.
• Mechagic's Celeboratory Party [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Mechagic's colorful personal hub is a self-described 'celeboratory party' featuring a journal, creations, and an impressive collection of webrings and membership badges. The site stands out for its extensive accessibility settings, including multiple contrast modes and color themes, and a community-focused 'Swag Folks' guestbook section celebrating online friendships.
• meddlemouf [literature — 2026-07-07]
  REIGN's personal neocities page, meddlemouf, blends a minimalist aesthetic with personal anecdotes and links to their AO3 fanfiction archive, including MBAV and Vampire Knight fan works. The site has a distinct voice rooted in late-night nostalgia, pirated MP3s, and a love of writing, making it a charming snapshot of a young creative's online presence.
• media • volbot·org [music — 2026-07-07]
  Volbot.org is a personal site where the creator shares passionate reviews of music they love, alongside a curated list of favorite fonts. The media hub links to both collections, offering a quirky, opinionated corner of the web described as '60 Minutes on acid.'
• Medieval & Renaissance Games [games — 2026-07-07]
  Justin du Coeur's comprehensive reference site dedicated to games played during the Medieval and Renaissance periods, covering rules, transcriptions, bibliographies, card games, Viking and Anglo-Saxon games, and much more. Maintained through 2010 and left up for historical purposes, it remains a rich collection of links, articles, and resources for SCA members and historical re-enactors interested in period gaming.
• Medieval Egyptian Blackwork Embroidery [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Heather Rose Jones presents a detailed scholarly article on medieval Egyptian blackwork embroidery, examining a specific counted-thread stitch technique and its likely connection to later European blackwork traditions. The page features analysis of historical motifs, stitch methods, and photographic examples from actual artifacts, making it a valuable reference for textile historians and needlework enthusiasts alike.
• Medieval Times MUD [games — 2026-07-07]
  Medieval Times MUD is a text-based multiplayer roleplaying game hosted at timesmud.com port 8500, featuring over 170 unique zones, a remort system, ANSI color graphics, and a rich mix of magic and melee classes. Players can explore dungeons, defeat dragons and grand wizards, collect epic loot, and engage in trade skills and questing across a sprawling medieval fantasy world.
• Medievia - Do You Dare Enter? [games — 2026-07-07]
  Medievia is a long-running free-to-play MUD (Multi-User Dungeon) featuring an enormous world with sea exploration, dragon encounters, clan warfare, trading caravans, and player-built towns and castles. The game boasts a deeply social environment alongside complex gameplay mechanics including bloodlines, player-vs-player combat zones, and a dynamic system that tracks player emotions to shape the experience.
• medoroa.neocities.org [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Medoroa's small but charming site focuses on manga translations and a library for 'Tokimeki Tonight', a classic shoujo manga. The site also features a fun Star Trek: TOS episode guide ranked by Spock/McCoy content alongside original fan fiction.
• Megablitz - Operational-level Wargaming - Introduction [games — 2026-07-07]
  Megablitz is a dedicated site covering operational-level wargaming set in World War 2, featuring miniature figures, infantry, tanks, artillery, and naval units. It serves as a hub for enthusiasts of the Megablitz ruleset and tabletop miniature wargaming at a large-scale strategic level.
• Mehul Kar [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Mehul Kar is a software engineer at Vercel who writes extensively about web development, JavaScript tooling, package management, and engineering practices. His blog spans over a decade of technical posts covering topics like Node.js, TypeScript, npm, CI/CD workflows, and developer experience.
• mei.nekoweb.org [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Mei's personal corner of the old web features art and fanart as its main draw, with a cozy retro aesthetic full of animated cat icons, page dolls, and nostalgic web badges. The site embraces classic personal homepage culture with webrings, site buttons, and a deliberately chaotic charm that feels like a love letter to early internet creativity.
• meirisoda.online [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Meirisoda's personal creative hub showcases illustrations and sketchbook work alongside music released on Bandcamp and Soundcloud. The site offers a clean, minimalist portal into the artist's visual and audio output, with links to projects like 'found in an expanse' and 'infinition.'
• Mel Bartels and BBAstroDesigns [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  Mel Bartels runs this personal hub covering amateur telescope making alongside his BBAstroDesigns venture and beekeeping with top bar hives. The site blends hands-on astronomical craftsmanship with natural observations like ice spikes, sun rainbows, and sun pillars.
• Mel's Haven [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Mel's Haven is a Neocities personal site built by Maysi (Mel), a self-described creative writer who uses the space to share rant-like pages, art, shrines, and slices of daily life. The site is a passion project in active development, with a blog, microblog, photo section, and growing collection of shrine pages dedicated to personal obsessions.
• melankorin.net [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Melankorin.net is the elaborately crafted personal site of a self-described sleep-deprived creator covering arts, autism, writing, and web history, currently on its fifth major version nicknamed 'Graveyard Shift.' Built by hand with 11ty and featuring sections like a Web Museum, gallery, and blog, it embraces the aesthetic and spirit of the old web with genuine depth and personality.
• Melannen's Fanfiction Archive [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Melannen's Fanfiction Archive collects small book fandom fanfic by the creator Melannen, featuring crossovers and original works spanning fandoms like Good Omens, Rivers of London, Murderbot, Discworld, and many Yuletide exchange stories. The archive spans years of creative output and doubles as a demonstration project for a Dreamwidth tutorial on building fanfiction archives in HTML and CSS.
• Melba site [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Melba's Neocities site is a minimal personal page featuring a handful of images and a single link, suggesting an early or in-progress creative presence on the indie web. The sparse structure hints at a visual-focused personal space just getting started.
• melloumin.neocities.org [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Melloumin's personal neocities site features a gallery, blog, and profile, built with a clean hand-coded layout using 11ty. The presence of a dedicated gallery section as a highlighted feature suggests visual art or creative work is central to what the site offers.
• Melody Nomás ☆ Aomine Daiki's Girlfriend [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Melody Nomás is a Spanish-language personal site centered on a deep devotion to Aomine Daiki from Kuroko no Basket, with the creator treating him as a real romantic partner in the yumejoshi/gachikoi tradition. Beyond the Aomine shrine, the site features manga appreciation, handmade crafts, an art room, book and movie journals, and a charming neocities-era aesthetic.
• MelonLand Forum - Home! [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  MelonLand Forum is a thriving online community run by Melonking.Net, dedicated to celebrating personal homepages, web crafting, and the indie/old-web spirit. With over 3,000 members and active boards covering hyperlinks, web design help, web projects, and digital art, it serves as a lively hub for netizens who build and cherish handcrafted websites.
• MelonLand Project [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  MelonLand is an online arts community run by Irish visual artist Daniel (Melon) that champions the handmade, personal web through tools, resources, forums, and creative projects. Visitors can explore a GIF museum, clicker pets, free textures, a wiki for web builders, and a broader manifesto about keeping the internet human and joyful.
• Melting Snow [music — 2026-07-07]
  Melting Snow is Sam's personal homepage featuring links to their Soundcloud, a gallery, and blog, all wrapped in a dreamy aesthetic with custom background art and ambient audio. The site is still under construction but hints at a creative space centered around music and visual art.
• MELTYSULFATE's portal to HELL [games — 2026-07-07]
  Melby (aka MELTYSULFATE) runs this chaotic and energetic personal portal covering their obsession with Team Fortress 2, Geometry Dash, home chemistry experiments, and a burgeoning original story universe called a paracosm. The site features a Zonelets-powered blog, a fierce anti-generative-AI stance, and a self-introduction written in hilariously unhinged third person.
• Melva Loves Scraps [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Melva's quilting blog is a warm, content-rich space dedicated to scrap quilting, sew-alongs, and the creative life of a dedicated fabric enthusiast. Visitors will find studio updates, featured quilter spotlights, link-up parties, and detailed sew-along series covering projects like the Little House Sampler and Pieces of the Santa Fe Trail.
• Melvian.net [film-animation — 2026-07-07]
  Melvian's personal corner of the web features original animations, writings, and creative projects, with the latest work being a humorous short about a fictional 'rawrPhone 17' security feature. The site has a playful, quirky personality complete with dragon-themed humor, a guestbook, and a curated fonts section.
• Mem's splash page [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Mem's personal site promises a mix of original art, political commentary, and a dog in glasses, all wrapped in intentionally quirky design choices. The splash page hints at a creative, opinionated space that participates in both the Fediring and Furryring web communities.
• Memoirs of a Fish - The Fisheye Resource [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Running since 1998, Memoirs of a Fish is the self-described largest resource on the web dedicated entirely to Fisheye, the cross-dressing villain from Sailor Moon SuperS and member of the Amazon Trio. Created by Minki, the site offers anime and manga bios, image galleries, fan art, fan fiction, videos, and a detailed breakdown of the character across multiple media formats.
• memoria [games — 2026-07-07]
  Memoria is the personal website of IX, a JRPG enthusiast who writes essays, journals, and rambling posts about games like Final Fantasy and Fire Emblem. The site features a regularly updated blog, clique memberships, and a charming old-web aesthetic packed with pixel gifs and a frog counter.
• memoria - - - a tribute & fanlisting to elephants [wildlife — 2026-07-07]
  Memoria is a heartfelt tribute and fanlisting dedicated to elephants, covering both African and Asian species with cited facts, personal commentary, and conservation awareness. The site emphasizes the urgent threats elephants face from poaching and habitat loss, encouraging visitors to learn and donate to help protect them.
• Memorious [literature — 2026-07-07]
  A Journal of New Verse and Fiction: Memorious is an online literary journal dedicated to publishing quality poetry, fiction, and criticism, including reviews and interviews focused on literary craft. Named with a nod to Borges, it offers a curated space for serious readers and writers seeking contemporary verse and short fiction.
• memory site [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Elliott's "memory site" is a personal web journal with 142 pages of timestamped observations, reflections, and vignettes capturing everyday life across cities like Oakland, NYC, and Stockholm. The writing ranges from intimate personal notes to musings on web culture, making it a quietly compelling record of one person's inner and outer world.
• meow meow!! [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Nekofetti is a bright, pink-heavy personal site created by a teenage web enthusiast who designed it with care on both a Mac and a school Chromebook. The splash page sets a playful, kawaii-inspired tone with its cheerful "meow meow!!" greeting and colorful aesthetic.
• meow! [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  Lexi's personal homepage blends astrophotography, programming projects, and game corruption experiments into a vibrant, technically impressive old-web-style showcase. Visitors can browse her astrophotography gallery, explore open-source tools she built, and see wild ROM corruption screenshots from titles like Mario Kart Wii and Celeste.
• meowness [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Meowness is a charming personal corner of the web created by an anonymous user who uses it as a creative outlet, featuring doodles, a gallery, diary entries, playlists, and rants. The site has a cozy, hand-crafted feel with sections for personal interests and a wishlist, making it a classic example of expressive indie web culture.
• meowpricot.art ~ index [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Meowpricot's hand-crafted personal site built with a love of coding, featuring a blog with an fc2-inspired retro layout, webrings, cliques, and ongoing layout experiments. The creator openly celebrates the joy of writing HTML and CSS from scratch, making this a charming example of the modern old-web revival scene.
• mercycrimm.neocities.org [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Mercy's freshly built personal site centers on her love of knitting, with plans for a portfolio of projects and links to her free patterns on Ravelry. Still in its early stages, the site is a charming work-in-progress from someone learning HTML while sharing her handcraft hobby.
• Merentha [games — 2026-07-07]
  Merentha is a long-running free online text-based multiplayer RPG that has been running since 1996, set in the fantasy world of Cardania with dozens of races, classes, guilds, and kingdoms to explore. The site serves as a comprehensive portal for players, featuring maps, quests, coding tutorials, player directories, character artwork, and lore spanning over two decades of active gameplay.
• Meringue Man [webcomics — 2026-07-07]
  Meringue Man is a digitally remastered archive of a hand-drawn comic strip series created by Tim Cootes between 1985 and 1990, featuring absurdist heroes and fish-themed villains across 15 episodes. Originally distributed by photocopier and post, the collection has been lovingly rescanned in full colour with newly created animations, making this a charming piece of pre-web indie comics history.
• meropide.neocities.org [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Meropide is a freshly started personal site by a creator learning HTML and building their first custom layout from scratch, inspired by old-web aesthetics. The splash page hints at 18+ content and a work-in-progress spirit, with plans for graphics, multiple pages, and a fully hand-coded design.
• Merry Christmas, Hare Krishnas. [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Ray's colorful personal site centers on hyperfixations including Lego Monkie Kid, Ninjago, and various animation fandoms, packed with stamps, blinkies, and a song bank. A young trans genderfluid creator in their 20s, Ray shares their collections, an ARG project, and enthusiasm for music and animation in classic old-web style.
• Mervyn Peake und seine Titus-Bücher, auch bekannt als »Gormenghast« [literature — 2026-07-07]
  A German-language blog post by molosovsky diving deep into Mervyn Peake's Gormenghast trilogy, celebrating the 60th anniversary of the first Titus book with personal reflections, curated links, and notes on the Overlook Press edition. The post explores Peake as painter, illustrator, dramatist, poet, and author, touching on comparisons with Tolkien and referencing the BBC TV adaptation.
• Mesopotamians When They Cry [literature — 2026-07-07]
  A personal Arabic-language site by a creator going by kokaa34, covering written expression, music, and literature. The site blends creative writing with cultural interests, offering sections dedicated to personal essays and literary content.
• mess [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  A minimal splash page welcoming visitors to a personal Neocities site called 'mess.' Almost no content is visible beyond an entry link, making it essentially an unfinished or under-construction personal homepage.
• Meta Ring [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  The Meta Ring is a webring created by ~hedy that connects personal website owners who write about their own site's design, technology choices, and creation process in dedicated colophon or /meta pages. It celebrates the craft of intentional personal web building and links a community of people who document and share their workflows, tools, and design philosophies.
• metalvalley [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Metalvalley is the creative archive of Lucky (LuckyK), featuring original art, fan shrines for characters like Knuckles the Echidna and Gigabyte, Vocaloid translyrics, and a collection of ball-jointed dolls and itabags. The site blends fan culture with personal creative output across multiple media, making it a rich stop for fans of furry art, Sonic, and old-web aesthetics.
• Metaparadox - Darklight, Paradoxically Bright [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Gen Lissa's Metaparadox is a colorful Neocities personal hub featuring pixel art, old graphics, adoptables, tiled backgrounds, blinkie alphabets, and game development projects. The site leans heavily into internet nostalgia and creative digital art, with sections for zines, LARP, mail art, fan art, and random generators rounding out a vibrant old-web aesthetic.
• metasyn [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Metasyn is a personal memex built by its creator to organize research, audio, visual work, and ongoing projects across many interconnected pages. The site embraces the memex philosophy of linked, evolving knowledge, with epistemic certainty icons marking each page to signal how complete or reliable its content is.
• Meteor Showers 2026 - 2027 - American Meteor Society [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  The American Meteor Society, founded in 1911, maintains this comprehensive resource for tracking meteor showers, fireballs, and related meteoric phenomena, including a detailed calendar of upcoming showers for 2026-2027. Visitors can report fireball sightings, browse fireball logs, explore observing programs, and access guides on photographing meteors with a DSLR.
• Meteorite Central - home of the Meteorite Mailing List Archives [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  Meteorite Central is the home of the Meteorite Mailing List Archives, preserving over 25 years of posts from a community of more than 1800 meteorite enthusiasts, collectors, and hunters. Visitors can explore archived discussions, learn what meteorites are, and browse highlights from one of the longest-running online communities dedicated to meteorite collecting and research.
• Meteorite Identification Home Page [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  Meteorite-identification.com helps enthusiasts and beginners distinguish genuine meteorites from 'meteor-wrongs,' offering identification tests, case studies of misidentified specimens, and commentary on media coverage of meteorite claims. The site also covers meteorite collecting as a hobby, with guidance on buying specimens and evaluating suspect auction listings on eBay.
• Mew Apple Landing [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Mew Apple Landing is a beginner-built personal homepage on Nekoweb that is currently under construction, with a charming old-web aesthetic and a warm greeting for weary internet travellers. The site is in its early stages, with the creator openly acknowledging their coding beginner status and inviting visitors to explore despite the rough edges.
• Mew151.net [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Natalie's personal homepage at Mew151.net is a handcrafted digital space featuring references to anime, games, and internet culture including Lain, Yume Nikki, Madoka, and Petscop. The site reflects a love of niche fandoms and retro web aesthetics, complete with webrings and a Neocities mirror.
• Mexican Pictures [photography — 2026-07-07]
  Photography by Raul Gutierrez: Raul Gutierrez shares his photoblog featuring hundreds of travel photographs organized by subject, with a strong focus on remote regions like Amdo, Tibet, and Zanskar. The collection captures intimate street scenes, village life, and portraits from across Asia, making it a visually rich journey through lesser-seen corners of the world.
• meyerweb.com [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  The personal site of Eric Meyer, a well-known CSS expert and web standards pioneer, featuring in-depth technical blog posts about CSS, the Shadow DOM, accessibility, and browser implementation details. With decades of archived content, a CSS toolbox, and writings on web platform proposals, it is an essential resource for front-end developers following the evolution of the web.
• Mez's hideout [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Mez's Hideout is a personal neocities site with a bold artistic focus, notably featuring gore as an artistic medium. The site is desktop-optimized and serves as a creative hideout for its creator, hinting at edgy and unconventional visual content within.
• MGyuri.hu [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  MGyuri.hu is a Hungarian personal website built with frames-based layout, a classic hallmark of early web design. The content is inaccessible without frames support, making it a relic of late 1990s or early 2000s web construction.
• Michael Julius [poetry — 2026-07-07]
  Michael Julius maintains this quietly compelling blog of original poetry and short notes, with titles like 'Confusion Elegy' and 'Sometimes True Emergency Room Curses' hinting at an introspective, literary voice. Updated regularly with brief verse and reflections, the site is a clean and meditative space for readers who appreciate contemporary personal poetry.
• Michael Sporn Animation – Splog [film-animation — 2026-07-07]
  The "Splog" was the celebrated daily blog of Michael Sporn, a legendary New York animator whose studio produced acclaimed television specials from 1980 until his passing in 2014. Rich with storyboards, layouts, production art, and commentary on animation history and craft, it serves as both a professional archive and a tribute to one of independent animation's most dedicated voices.
• Michael Warren - Designer, Musician, Sculptor [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Michael Warren is a Pennsylvania-based designer, musician, and wood sculptor who shares his creative practice across multiple disciplines on this personal site. Recent blog posts touch on design philosophy, client experience, and nature-inspired reflection, making it a thoughtful window into a multidisciplinary creative life.
• Michael Wolf [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Michael Wolf is a Cincinnati-based systems enthusiast and dev-ops professional who shares a wide range of projects spanning peer-to-peer networking, floppy disk archiving, film projector hacking, and electronics alongside personal essays and a photo roll. The site blends technical depth with genuine personality, offering everything from a published IEEE paper to linocut experiments and game-of-the-year write-ups.
• Michal Skoula/ [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Michal Skoula is a Moravian developer showcasing his portfolio of software projects, including indie games built with C# and MonoGame, an e-shop platform, and an AI-powered fairy tale generator. The site also features a blog covering topics like 3D printing troubleshooting, Docker tools, and Xbox development observations.
• Michal Zelazny [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Michal Zelazny's self-titled space called 'Untitled' is a reflective blog where he explores life, society, and human connection through personal essays and observations. The writing is introspective and philosophical, with posts touching on everyday moments that prompt deeper thinking about habit, waiting, and social bonds.
• michel's [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Michel's personal corner of the internet is a charming desktop-style site with a music player, microblog, digital library, corkboard, and a button wall of mutual sites. Built with a windowed OS aesthetic, it invites visitors to explore multiple pages of personal content in a cozy, handcrafted digital space.
• michiru.org ♆ deep sea embrace [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Michiru.org is a collective of anime and manga fan sites, shrines, and fanlistings covering series including Sailor Moon, Hellsing, Vampire Princess Miyu, and Cowboy Bebop. Run by a fan known as Psyche.nu, the site is named after Kaioh Michiru (Sailor Neptune) and serves as a hub for dedicated tribute pages to beloved classic anime characters.
• Microbyte [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Microbyte is a personal blog by an enthusiast who writes short articles on art, including a featured piece on American Romantic landscape painter Thomas Cole, alongside monthly media roundups covering movies, books, and TV. The site has a clean retro aesthetic powered by Hugo and offers a thoughtful mix of cultural commentary from someone with a clear appreciation for the arts.
• microformats specifications 2010-2 XMDP profile [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  This is the official XMDP profile document for microformats specifications, authored by Tantek Çelik, defining the semantic meanings of rel, rev, and class attributes used across microformat standards like hCard, hCalendar, XFN, and XOXO. A technical reference for web developers implementing structured data and relationship metadata in HTML, it documents values such as XFN social relationship types and their symmetry and transitivity properties.
• MIDI Farm [music — 2026-07-07]
  MIDI Farm is a dedicated repository for MIDI files, offering visitors a collection of downloadable music in the classic MIDI format. Sites like this were cornerstones of early web music culture, letting users find instrumental versions of songs for personal use, game projects, or nostalgia.
• MidiNormal.Onliine [music — 2026-07-07]
  CoffeeBug's colorful personal corner of the web showcases their original music releases across Bandcamp, YouTube, and Spotify, with a distinct indie and chiptune-adjacent aesthetic. Visitors will find embedded audio, a Q&A section, polls about RPG games and Nintendo handhelds, and a sprawling collection of personal projects tied together by a chaotic, deeply charming old-web sensibility.
• Midlands Astronomy Club, Inc [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  The Midlands Astronomy Club is a 501(c)(3) non-profit based in Columbia, South Carolina, bringing together amateur astronomers for regular meetings, dark-sky observing sessions, astrophotography, and community outreach. The site features a meeting calendar, DIY projects, a member gallery, moon phase tools, and links to affiliated regional astronomy clubs across South Carolina.
• Midnight Mountain [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Midnight Mountain is a personal blog and articles site where the author shares essays, reviews, and observations across topics ranging from daily life to hobbies and finance. The tag cloud reveals a writer focused on personal experience and opinion, with a no-frills accessibility-first design and a self-deprecating but inviting tone.
• Midnight Reading [games — 2026-07-07]
  Renkon's personal blog: Renkon is a nonbinary 4th-gen Japanese-American living in Japan who blogs about indie games, films, anime, books, and daily life, while also making and streaming indie games with their partner under the Nice Gear Games label. The site serves as a personal hub connecting to their zine 'Indie Tsushin', social profiles, and a variety of creative pursuits.
• Midnight Sonata, a fanlisting for Tsukiyomi Ikuto [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Midnight Sonata is a fanlisting dedicated to Tsukiyomi Ikuto, the brooding older character from the magical girl manga and anime series Shugo Chara! by Peach-Pit. Managed by Rems, the site has grown to 199 members across 37 countries, making it a cozy hub for fans of this fan-favorite character.
• MidnightSkraptor [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  MidnightSkraptor is the personal site of Midnight, a digital illustrator building toward freelance work full time, featuring a portfolio, shop, and various extras still under construction. The site has a cozy, exploratory feel with webrings, buttons, and a promise of more content to come as it grows.
• Midoriizm [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Midoriizm is a personal site by a creator who originally hosted on hoster.gf before migrating to Nekoweb after that host went offline. The page currently serves as a minimal landing redirect, offering little content beyond a note about the hosting change.
• Midwest Book Review [literature — 2026-07-07]
  The Midwest Book Review, established in 1976 and edited by James A. Cox, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting literacy, library usage, and small press publishing through multiple monthly book review e-zines. Visitors can browse reviews across specialized publications like the Children's Bookwatch and Small Press Bookwatch, find advice for writers and publishers, and even submit books for consideration.
• migso.net [music — 2026-07-07]
  Miguel Soares, recording as 'migso', offers free MP3 downloads from his self-produced audio CDs, including two full albums spanning dozens of original tracks composed between 2001 and 2004. The site serves as a direct download hub for his electronic instrumental music, with tracks available at 192kbps alongside an unreleased mp3 of the month.
• Miguel Carneiro [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Miguel Carneiro is a software and infrastructure engineer from Porto, Portugal, who shares his portfolio of projects ranging from public transit tools to uBlock Origin filters. The page catalogs a decade-plus of work including mobile-friendly transit apps, donation platforms, and open-source utilities, with links to source code and archives.
• Miguel Máiquez [literature — 2026-07-07]
  The personal site of Miguel Máiquez, a Spanish-language journalist, translator, and editor who shares a blog, articles, and photos. The site connects to the IndieWeb and Fediverse communities, making it a small but thoughtful corner of the independent web.
• miiichaelll | Michael's Cold Corner | CS Researcher [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Michael's Cold Corner is the personal Neocities site of a computer science senior and security researcher specializing in web application security, penetration testing, and low-level programming. Visitors can learn about his work in binary analysis, malware research, kernel engineering, and his ongoing project to build a graphical simulation inside a C kernel.
• Mika Feiler - homepage [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Mika Feiler is a 25-year-old software engineer and trans woman who shares her personal homepage with links to her GitHub, Mastodon, personal wiki, and a curated collection of small web links. The page has a distinctly hacker-adjacent aesthetic, with selfies from hackerspaces and transit, reflecting a life at the intersection of tech culture and indie web sensibilities.
• Mika Orange's Funny Page [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Mika Orange's personal Neocities page is a quirky, image-heavy creative space with a playful personality, featuring artwork and a video component alongside lighthearted warnings about flashing GIFs and spaghetti code. The site has an endearing old-web charm with its self-aware humor and casual, irreverent tone.
• Mikael Jergefelt - Librarian & Web Developer [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Mikael Jergefelt is a medical librarian and web developer at Karolinska Institutet who showcases a portfolio of thoughtful UI and UX projects, including a disc golf visualizer, a conversational scientific referencing guide, and a Progressive Web App game built to spare his kids from ad-laden apps. The site also features writing on library technology topics like Bluetooth beacons for physical patrons and mobile health information tools, making it a rich intersection of librarianship and modern web development.
• Mike Borsare [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Mike Borsare's personal hub is a quirky, ASCII-art-heavy dashboard featuring a personal blog, announcements, a 'prime doctrine' philosophy feed, and links to small projects like NHL 94, a dice roller, and a Trinitron-themed app. The retro terminal aesthetic, hotline webring membership, and open-source doctrine JSON give it the feel of a thoughtfully crafted personal OS built for the web.
• Mike Boschat's Astronomy Page [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  Mike Boschat's astronomy page celebrates 60 years of stargazing from Halifax, Nova Scotia, covering lunar, solar, meteor, and noctilucent cloud observations with an impressive collection of Soviet-made telescopes and binoculars. The site includes astro images, SOHO discoveries, links to clear sky clocks, light pollution maps, and a vast collection of astronomy resources alongside the author's work with the Aeronet Sunphotometer at Dalhousie University.
• Mike English [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Mike English's personal homepage serves as a hub linking to his blog, GitHub, LinkedIn, and Mastodon profiles, suggesting a developer or tech professional presence. The site is minimal but points to active technical community involvement across multiple platforms.
• Mike English Home Page [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Mike English's tilde.club homepage is an early example of the indie web revival, featuring curated links to favorite tilde.club members, reflections on internet culture, and connections to the tilde.town community he helped start. The page captures a nostalgic enthusiasm for the open web, with quotes from Wired, John Perry Barlow, and Ken Thompson alongside personal tidbits about SSH escape characters and early Twitter.
• Miki's Otome Oasis [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Miki's Otome Oasis is a Japanese-styled splash page dedicated to otome games and anime culture, greeting visitors with a welcoming message in both English and Japanese. The site promises a cozy, feminine fandom space for fans of visual novels and otome content.
• Mikka [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Mikka's personal corner of the internet showcases web development projects including Cloudflare tools, a WebSocket live counter, and a Laravel deployment automation guide. The journal mixes technical write-ups on topics like IPFS, Cloudflare AI Workers, and radio advertising, making it a blend of developer portfolio and thoughtful tech blog.
• mildly pepper [photography — 2026-07-07]
  Robyn (also known as Pepper) is an analog photographer and digital artist who shoots exclusively on film cameras from the 1930s-1980s, developing and printing photos in a home bathroom darkroom. The site doubles as a portfolio and creative hub, showcasing moody black-and-white photography, furry digital art, and a growing collection of shrines, blog posts, and web oddities.
• MILF God [literature — 2026-07-07]
  MILF God is a creative personal site featuring an elaborate original fiction universe with multiple storylines, including the 'Freaky Deaky Universe' and 'Food Universe,' populated by original characters the creator has built out over years. Alongside the fiction, the site includes personal articles, a blog, webrings, and seasonal aesthetic overhauls that give it a distinctly handcrafted old-web charm.
• milk [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Milkpowderbun is a charming personal project site with a cozy, old-web aesthetic, inviting visitors to explore its frequently updated little corner of the internet. With participation in the Retronaut webring and a welcoming, casual tone, it embodies the spirit of handcrafted personal websites.
• Milk of the Void ♥ ENTER [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Milk of the Void is a personal creative site with a distinctive aesthetic, inviting visitors to enter through a charming milk box graphic. The desktop-focused design and evocative title suggest an old-web style personal space, though only the splash/entry page is visible here.
• milk-tea.email [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Tash's personal digital scrapbook, milk-tea.email, is a kawaii-aesthetic site built with heavy JavaScript and iframes, designed as a creative visual experience for desktop browsers. Playfully self-aware about its phone incompatibility, it leans into 2000s dreamy web aesthetics with custom graphics, decorative imagery, and handcrafted code snippets.
• milkshake <3 [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Ayouchoco's multilingual personal internet home blends French, English, and Vietnamese across sections covering personal art, photos, music, writing, and even home cooking. The site has a charming, nostalgic aesthetic with blinkies, webrings, random background music, weekly polls, and a growing collection of creative and personal content.
• Milo Land - What the hell am I doing [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Milo Fultz's personal blog spans years of short essays, reflections, and project write-ups covering everything from DIY chair-building and bike repairs to philosophy, productivity, and ADHD. The eclectic mix of dated posts reads like a genuine intellectual journal, touching on topics like Zettelkasten, visible mending, and critical thinking with a refreshingly casual voice.
• Milton Keynes Astronomical Society [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  The Milton Keynes Astronomical Society (MKAS) has been bringing together stargazers in the UK since 1972, offering public observing sessions, fortnightly lectures, astrophotography workshops, and youth programs. Their site features an astro calendar, photo gallery, equipment hire, observing aids, and a live aurora forecast, making it a practical hub for both beginners and experienced astronomers in the region.
• Milwaukee Astronomical Society [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  The Milwaukee Astronomical Society has maintained this richly detailed site for its membership, featuring multiple observatories, a deep archive of astrophotography spanning decades, and extensive beginner resources covering telescopes, stargazing tours, and celestial objects. With a historic club archive dating back to 1932, seasonal sky guides, variable star projects, and a member image showcase, this is a treasured hub for amateur astronomers in Wisconsin.
• Mimsy [literature — 2026-07-07]
  A Fish Dinner in Memison: Jerry Stratton's 'Mimsy Were the Borogoves' is a book review blog covering fantasy, fiction, and occasional political commentary, with this page focusing on E.R. Eddison's overlooked classic 'A Fish Dinner in Memison' and its place in the Zimiamvia trilogy. Stratton offers thoughtful, personal takes on high fantasy literature, comparing the three Eddison works and guiding readers on which to tackle first.
• Mimsy [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Mistress of Mistresses: Jerry Stratton's book review section covers a wide range of reads, with this page focusing on E.R. Eddison's high-fantasy classic 'Mistress of Mistresses,' offering a thoughtful and enthusiastic analysis of its style and structure. The review digs into Eddison's use of framing devices across the Ouroboros trilogy, making it a valuable stop for fans of classic fantasy literature.
• Minako's Sailor Moon Page – A Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon fansite [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Minako's Sailor Moon Page is a comprehensive German-language fan shrine dedicated to every adaptation of Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon, covering the original anime, manga, live-action series, musicals, and Sailor Moon Crystal. Created by a fan called Mina, the site features detailed character profiles, episode guides for all five seasons, movie coverage, games, media, and an extensive link collection to other Sailor Moon fan communities.
• Mind Drops [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Wrap indicator in blocks: Dmitry Khlebnikov's technical blog 'Mind Drops' features a deep-dive post on creating a pure CSS wrap indicator for code blocks, solving a responsiveness problem with PrismJS syntax-highlighted pre elements. The post walks through the author's custom CSS solution using div wrappers, pseudo-elements, and a clip trick, along with a bonus PrismJS plugin developed to integrate the approach.
• MineBoom [photography — 2026-07-07]
  MineBoom's personal Neocities homepage features a regularly updated photo gallery alongside a blog and showcase of creative works, rebuilt from scratch over many months. The site has a clean, dark-mode-friendly design and reflects the creator's ongoing journey learning web development while sharing their interests with the wider indie web community.
• minimal-love [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  A personal art site featuring explicit adult illustrations created by the site's owner, presented in a clean and mobile-friendly format. The creator focuses on original erotic artwork and participates in the Hotline Webring community.
• Minnesota Woodworkers Guild | Home [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  The Minnesota Woodworkers Guild brings together professional and amateur woodworkers dedicated to the highest standards of the craft, offering classes, tool rentals, a DVD library, and special interest groups. Members also gain access to vendor discounts, a classified ads board, exhibition events like the Northern Woods Exhibition, and a tuition grant program.
• minnow’s graphics carrd pt. 2! [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Minnow's second graphics carrd is a massive collection of free-to-use web graphics including pixels, blinkies, dividers, animated GIFs, and decorative backgrounds. With nearly 900 images organized into categories, it serves as a go-to resource for anyone decorating a personal Neocities or old-web style homepage.
• minnow’s graphics carrd! [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Minnow's graphics carrd is a curated collection of free-to-use web graphics including pixels, blinkies, dividers, GIFs, backgrounds, and navigation elements for decorating personal pages. With nearly 2,000 images organized into tidy categories, it also links out to other beloved pixel art and graphics resources across Neocities and Tumblr.
• minonii *✧ ･ﾟ [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Minonii's cozy personal corner of the web, decorated with anime-style imagery including art by the artist 'kanafloat,' welcomes visitors to their digital room. The site is still a work in progress, built with care on Opera GX and clearly aimed at a visually aesthetic, old-web-inspired audience.
• minor literature[s] – stuttering culture[s] [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Minor Literature[s] is an online literary journal dedicated to experimental fiction, essays, poetry, interviews, and music writing that explores the edges of contemporary culture. With thousands of subscribers and a steady stream of contributors, it publishes challenging, unconventional work that sits between literary criticism and creative practice.
• Minotaur's Sex Tips for Slash Writers - Core [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Minotaur's Sex Tips for Slash Writers is a detailed reference guide for fan fiction authors writing slash (male/male) romantic and sexual content, covering everything from anatomy and foreplay to kink and safer sex guidelines. The site is organized into clearly labeled sections and even offers a "verify" form where writers can submit scenes for feedback on plausibility.
• Mintchipdotcom [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Mintchipdotcom is a cheerful personal site by a creator who goes by Mintchip, featuring shrines, a game corner, graphics, and coding resources alongside a pixel color trading club called Pantson. The site embraces classic old-web vibes with webrings, a guestbook, site friend buttons, and regularly updated content across multiple handcrafted pages.
• mintiness.org [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Mintiness is a lovingly crafted old-web revival site by a creator who has preserved and rebuilt their pixel art, sprites, dolls, icons, and digital artwork from the LiveJournal era and beyond. Visitors will find a rich collection of original pixels, 100x100 avatars, OC galleries, and nostalgic web graphics celebrating the creative communities of the early internet.
• Mintly Delicious ~ the MINT CHOCOLATE CHIP ICE CREAM fanlisting [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Mintly Delicious is the official Fanlistings Network fanlisting dedicated to mint chocolate chip ice cream, currently boasting 82 members from around the world who share a love of this classic frozen treat. Hosted at love.cordy.nu, the site invites fans to sign up and join the community celebrating one of the most beloved ice cream flavors.
• Minty's Place! [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Minty's Place is a personal Neocities site built by a creator who goes by Minty, featuring a gallery and a variety of adult-natured topics discussed in an LGBTQIA+-friendly environment. The site is desktop-optimized with JavaScript-enhanced features and includes a site map with clearly labeled mobile compatibility notes for each page.
• Minutes to Midnight - A Personal Website [music — 2026-07-07]
  Minutes to Midnight is a long-running personal journal by a UK-based musician and producer, active since 2002, covering music production, sound design, bass work, and occasional personal reflections. The site features an extensive archive of production logs, mix notes, and behind-the-scenes posts about original recordings spanning over two decades.
• Minx's Welcome message [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Minx's cozy corner of the indie web is styled as a digital sleepover, inviting visitors to explore with a Windows XP aesthetic and retro PC vibes. The site serves as a personal hub and jumping-off point for discovering the independent web, complete with webrings and old-web nostalgia.
• Mira's Ball Pit [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Mira's Ball Pit is a personal creative site featuring original art, characters, and lore built by its creator Mira. The site includes an about section, a characters and lore page, and various personal touches like a guestbook and webrings, making it a cozy corner of the old web.
• Mirage Island - Pokemon Fansite [games — 2026-07-07]
  Mirage Island is a heartfelt Pokemon fan site by myuma/lapi, featuring guides, post-game activity articles, a merch collection page, and a cbox chat archive built around a deep love for the earlier Pokemon games. The creator's personal connection to the franchise, particularly Pokemon White, gives the site a warm and reflective tone that sets it apart from typical game wikis.
• Mirek Długosz personal website [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Mirek Długosz is a software engineer and open source enthusiast who shares technical findings, opinions, and experience reports on topics like Python, Rust, automated testing, and software deployment. The blog features thoughtful deep-dives into real-world engineering challenges, making it a useful read for developers interested in practical software craftsmanship.
• Miriam Eric Suzanne [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Miriam Eric Suzanne is a multidisciplinary creator whose work spans writing, music, theater, code art, and ceramics, all presented through a thoughtfully designed personal site built with Eleventy and Sass. Visitors can explore her novel, albums, CSS talks, code art projects, and journal entries ranging from pottery-making to tech commentary.
• Mirrored W❄️rld [games — 2026-07-07]
  Requiem's personal blog covers the philosophy and practice of casual creation, with posts on game development, tabletop games like EDH Commander, and the joys of making things without pressure. The site features tutorials for the Light.VN visual novel engine, devlogs for original games, and a manifesto celebrating low-stakes creative work.
• misa.phoophie.com [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  A sparse personal page by someone named Misa, hosted by a friend named Amber, featuring minimal linked content and a hit counter. The site is largely a shell with very little visible content beyond a few images and a couple of links.
• Mish's Ball Pit [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Mish's Ball Pit is a charming work-in-progress personal site by a newcomer to web coding, featuring an art section, webrings, and a cozy Windows-inspired desktop aesthetic. The site includes sections for original artwork, a guestbook, resources, and a growing collection of web connections through multiple webrings.
• mishtery [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Mishtery is a personal Neocities page that leans heavily on imagery, with 7 images and minimal text creating a visually driven experience. The sparse, image-forward layout suggests a creative or artistic personal space typical of the old-web revival aesthetic.
• Miskatonic University Press | William Denton [literature — 2026-07-07]
  William Denton's Miskatonic University Press is a richly eclectic personal site blending literary interests, art commentary, and cultural projects including the STAPLR music reference library and Theatre Science. The site reflects decades of intellectual curiosity, featuring quotes from artists like Matisse and Delacroix, notes on Canadian hosting, and connections to a wide range of humanistic pursuits.
• Miss Moss [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Miss Moss is a creative personal site that has migrated to a new home, leaving this Neocities page as a nostalgic archive for longtime visitors. The minimal remaining content hints at a visually driven aesthetic sensibility, with the old site preserved for those who want a glimpse of its earlier form.
• misterbananawoman [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  MisterBananaWoman is a creative personal page featuring art for sale alongside social links and a guestbook for visitors to connect. The site has a playful banana-themed identity and serves as a hub for the creator's artistic presence online.
• Misti Mountain Observatory - Astronomy Pages [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  Misti Mountain Observatory is an amateur astronomy site featuring stunning astrophotography captured with a 32-inch Ritchey-Chretien telescope in Arizona, covering galaxies, nebulae, star clusters, and solar system objects. The site includes detailed equipment notes, film and CCD imaging data, conference listings, and even a specialized app that lets blind and visually impaired users explore astronomical images through musical tones.
• Misty's World [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Misty's World is a preserved personal Neocities site kept online so visitors can explore its original pages and custom-made web buttons, even after the creator moved on to a new project. The site features a guestbook, blog, fun stuff, and a collection of handmade site buttons that others have adopted across the web.
• MITADPUNKETO ✭ [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Mitadpunketo's hand-coded personal site on Nekoweb is a cozy, under-construction space with a nostalgic old-web aesthetic, featuring Hamtaro character images, a reference to the film 'All About Lily Chou-Chou', and a music section in progress. The site is lovingly built by its Spanish-speaking creator with a to-do list of features including a blog archive, guestbook, and status cafe integration.
• mitxela.com [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Mitxela's personal site collects a mix of technical projects, rants, and miscellaneous content from a maker and programmer with a playful, no-nonsense attitude. The site is known for deep dives into electronics, custom hardware builds, and creative coding experiments.
• mle-s-paint [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  mleSoup's personal corner of the web is dedicated to MS Paint art, personal blogging, and nostalgic tributes to childhood memories. The site has a charming handmade quality, featuring original pixel-style artwork created entirely in MS Paint alongside heartfelt personal content.
• mm4rk3t [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  A minimalist personal page from a creator known as mm4rk3t, built around a Latin aphorism about stars being visible only at night and the sleepless nights that make mathematicians and astronomers. The sparse, cryptic aesthetic and classical quotation give the site an enigmatic, philosophical quality that hints at interests in astronomy and mathematics.
• mmatt.net [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Matt's personal homepage showcases his life as a computer science student at MTSU and part-time technologist for teal.fm, with live stats tracking his car's fuel and range via a custom animated display. The site aggregates his latest blog posts, Bluesky activity, and music plays, reflecting a tech-savvy creator comfortable building interactive web tools around his daily life.
• Mmucl - Mark's MUd CLient [games — 2026-07-07]
  Mmucl (pronounced 'muckle') is an open-source MUD client written entirely in Tcl by Mark Patton, offering both graphical and text-based interfaces including Tk and Gnome support. The project page includes download links, a feature list, and news updates spanning several years of development under the GNU General Public License.
• mn1ca [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  mn1ca is a creative portfolio showcasing illustration, graphic design, and 3D work from an artist known by that handle. The site is minimal and stylish, offering a glimpse into a multidisciplinary visual art practice spanning digital illustration and three-dimensional design.
• Moai in Video Games – 🗿 + 🎮 = 😎 [games — 2026-07-07]
  A dedicated database cataloguing every video game that features a moai statue, currently tracking over 1,055 games across platforms, developers, years, and titles. Visitors can browse by platform or developer, submit screenshots of newly discovered appearances, and explore an exhaustive niche collection that spans decades of gaming history.
• móbile [literature — 2026-07-07]
  A Brazilian Portuguese literary blog where the author reflects on books, memory, and reading life with warmth and wit, discussing authors like Faulkner, Virginia Woolf, and Hemingway alongside personal anecdotes. The writing is intimate and essayistic, blending cultural commentary with self-deprecating humor about forgotten plots and half-remembered classics.
• mobile friendly webring [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  The Mobile Friendly Webring connects websites that are designed to work well on mobile devices, offering a simple iframe widget for members to display on their pages. It's a small but purposeful community project aimed at promoting accessible, mobile-compatible design in the old-web/Nekoweb community.
• mobwife.ichi.city [photography — 2026-07-07]
  A minimalist personal site centered around a 'visual diary,' offering a creative photo or image journal alongside a traditional journal and contact features. The site has a dreamy, aesthetic feel typical of indie web communities and serves as a quiet corner for its creator's visual expression.
• modem.io [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  modem.io is a creative personal portfolio of web experiments, CSS tricks, and interactive projects by a developer with a playful sensibility. Highlights include a guide on scroll behavior overrides, CSS panel anatomy breakdowns, and quirky experiments like crowdsourced live concerts via Raspberry Pi and a video game about the creator's girlfriend.
• Modularscale [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Modularscale is an interactive calculator built by Scott Kellum and Tim Brown that generates proportional number scales based on musical ratios, helping designers create harmonious typographic and layout systems. It supports multiple bases, classic ratios like the golden section and perfect fifth, and outputs scales in CSS, Sass, and JavaScript formats for direct use in web projects.
• moe [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  The moe-zone is a minimalist personal page built around an intricate ASCII art composition, rendered entirely in a single preformatted text block. The site embraces the old-web aesthetic of text-as-image, showcasing the creator's skill in crafting detailed visual scenes using only keyboard characters.
• moeghost!!!!!!!!!!!! [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Moeghost is a visually rich personal Neocities site built around an aesthetic of cute and eerie imagery, animated GIFs, and autoplay music. The warning about image-heavy content, JavaScript, and graphic topics hints at a lovingly crafted shrine-style space typical of the indie web revival scene.
• Molecular Expressions [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  Science, Optics and You - Secret Worlds: The Universe Within - Interactive Flash Tutorial: Hosted by Florida State University's National High Magnetic Field Laboratory, this interactive tutorial takes visitors on a visual journey from 10 million light-years away down to the subatomic level in successive powers of ten. The experience moves through galaxies, the solar system, Earth, a leaf, its cells, DNA, and finally protons and electrons, making the concept of scale tangible and awe-inspiring.
• molly feldman [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Molly Feldman's personal Neocities-style homepage built on a Pace University server, packed with favorite movies, TV shows, songs, and internet culture badges. The site features a retro web aesthetic with 200+ images, a webring, stamps, and links to her portfolio, blog, and social media.
• molochronik [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Molochronik is the German-language blog of molosovsky, a self-described fantasist and amoenokrat who writes about video games, books, politics, science fiction, poetry, and art. The site blends thoughtful game criticism with literary reviews and personal essays, creating a rich archive of cultural commentary spanning multiple years.
• MoMG [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  GiF GALLeRY: MoMG is a charming interactive GIF gallery styled as a virtual museum, where visitors wander through "rooms" discovering collections of animated GIFs one door at a time. The room-by-room navigation mechanic gives the experience a playful, exploratory feel that sets it apart from a typical image dump.
• Momo Marie's Slaughterhouse [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Momo Marie's Slaughterhouse is a cozy personal Neocities site built by a creator who references knitting projects, animatics, and animations as key content goals. The to-do list reveals a hands-on, craft-forward personality with plans to share knitting photos and creative work alongside a playful vibe-button feature.
• momoura's stuff [games — 2026-07-07]
  Momoura shares a collection of custom AI writing and roleplay presets for SillyTavern, covering models like Claude and DeepSeek with detailed configuration notes and README files included. The site also features a Kemono Friends lorebook, a custom ST theme, and small utility tools like quick reply buttons for trimming AI responses.
• Monastery of St. Blamensir [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  The Monastery of St. Blamensir is an immersive, atmospheric web experience designed around a fictional monastery, complete with autoplay sounds, hover interactions, and precise pixel-perfect layout instructions. Built as an interactive art piece rather than a traditional site, it invites visitors to 'approach' and explore a carefully crafted digital space.
• Monoki's Moon-Landing [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Monoki's Moon-Landing is a whimsical personal homepage on Neocities with a space-themed intro that invites visitors to 'land on the moon' before entering the site. The splash page features atmospheric background music and creative worldbuilding prose, hinting at a handcrafted old-web aesthetic within.
• Monoskop [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Monoskop is a collaborative wiki dedicated to arts, media, and humanities, covering topics from media art and experimental film to cybernetics, sound art, and digital humanities. It serves as an open-access knowledge base linking artists, theorists, publications, and cultural movements across history and geography.
• monsieur music player [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  A free, embeddable music player widget for personal websites, created by monsieurdoll with CSS theming options in black, blue, pink, green, orange, red, and white. Visitors can grab the full HTML, JavaScript, and CSS source code to add a customizable audio player to their own Neocities or similar site, with the player inspired by the classic SCM Player.
• MONTGOMERYSHIRE BIRDS [wildlife — 2026-07-07]
  Montgomeryshire Birds is a community bird-watching blog tracking notable sightings across Montgomeryshire, Wales, with dated records of rare and interesting species like White Stork, Glossy Ibis, and Purple Heron. Run by Simon Boyes and contributors, it features county reports, sightings archives, local reserve updates, and links to Welsh ornithological organizations.
• Month [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  January 2026 · The Emu Café Social: The Emu Café Social is Nicholas A. Ferrell's personal blog and social space, covering topics like server management, Cloudron configuration, IP firewalls, and bot mitigation alongside occasional media musings and news links. Posts dive into the technical nitty-gritty of self-hosting a WordPress site on Hetzner VPS, making it a useful read for hobbyist server administrators navigating similar challenges.
• Moo Canada [games — 2026-07-07]
  Moo Canada is a long-running Canadian online virtual world where users can chat, build objects, and write programs in a MOO environment. Celebrating over thirty-one years of operation, it claims to be the largest MOO in Canada and offers free accounts for anyone who wants to join its community.
• Moo Like A Goat! [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Mooeena's cheerful personal site offers a mix of creative content including beading tutorials, one-page zines, goat-themed books, and printable coloring pages. The fun section features a Picross puzzle and downloadable art, making it a cozy corner of the old web full of handmade charm.
• Moo Like A Goat! [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Moo is a hobbyist artist and self-described 'lesbrarian goat gal' who fills her colorful Neocities home with pixel art, adoptables, beading tutorials, one-page zines, and goat-themed creative projects. Visitors will find a rich personal creative space packed with original art, Neopets-inspired pixel pets, honeycomb stamps, and a constantly growing links collection.
• Moo Like A Goat! [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Mooeena's personal creative site showcases a 2025 art gallery with clickable thumbnails alongside a variety of handmade projects including beading tutorials, one-page zines, and honeycomb stamps. The site has a charming old-web aesthetic with adoptables, cool graphics, and a guestbook, making it a cozy corner of the indie web built around art and DIY crafts.
• MOO-Cows FAQ [games — 2026-07-07]
  Maintained by Ken Fox, this comprehensive FAQ covers everything needed to run and program a MOO (Multi-user Object Oriented) server, from server setup and LambdaMOO source locations to database programming and client recommendations. It serves as an essential reference for anyone building or administering their own MOO environment, with detailed technical answers about security, compilation issues, and core database management.
• Moodle McDoodle - Home [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Moodle McDoodle is a cozy personal neocities site built around a growing gallery of original artwork, including art for an original story called 'Turned Yesterday.' The site also features video game MIDI music, a graphics collection, and a charmingly gothic aesthetic with references to dark chocolate and blood bags.
• Moogleboogles [games — 2026-07-07]
  Ferdie's personal neocities site is a cozy corner dedicated to Final Fantasy XIV, original characters, worldbuilding, and TTRPG content, with a charming moogle theme throughout. Visitors can explore OC lore, world-building pages called the Dreamscape, artwork, and even a 'Fish of the Month' feature that reflects Ferdie's delightful obsession with aquatic creatures.