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• Professional Wildlife Guide – Australia [wildlife — 2026-07-07]
  Aviceda is an Australian professional wildlife guide who documents birding trips across the Northern Territory, Cairns, and other remote regions of Australia. The site features detailed field reports on raptors and other wildlife, including a dedicated raptors-in-flight section and trip summaries from places like Kakadu National Park.
• Professor Brofisting's Office ♥ [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Professor Brofisting's Office is the personal fandom hub of FUDRILSHI, centered around yaoi and anime fandoms with sections for fanart, fic recs, memes, and shitposts. The site has a playful, irreverent personality and serves as a creative outlet for fan content and commentary.
• Profotos - Photography WebRing [photography — 2026-07-07]
  The Profotos Photography WebRing is a network connecting photography websites across the internet, designed to drive quality traffic between member sites through a shared HTML navigation fragment. Run by Profotos.com out of Fairborn, Ohio, it offers free membership to photography site owners looking to grow their audience alongside a photo bookstore and member galleries.
• Proggy Programming Fonts [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Proggy Programming Fonts is the original home of a beloved collection of free monospaced bitmap fonts designed specifically for programmers, including Proggy Clean, Proggy Square, Proggy Small, and Proggy Tiny. The fonts were carefully crafted with coders in mind, with design choices like centered asterisks, distinct zeros, and vertically aligned braces, making them a cult favorite among developers who spend long hours reading code.
• programm_workshopsausstellung [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  INTERNET&TACOS is a German-language cultural program featuring workshops and exhibitions organized around net art, browser hacking, and digital identity, hosted at the University of Hildesheim. The program page highlights workshops with prominent net artists Tobias Leingruber and Olia Lialina, covering topics like Facebook resistance, animated GIFs, and the intersection of art and web technology.
• Programming from the human perspective By Ibrahim Diallo [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Ibrahim Diallo writes about programming from a distinctly human perspective, blending technical tutorials, developer culture observations, and reflections on technology's impact on everyday life. Posts range from practical tips like PHP search algorithms and Windows command-line tricks to thought-provoking essays on AI, privacy paranoia, and workplace dynamics.
• Programming with standards [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Scriptol.com is a comprehensive development resource covering JavaScript, PHP, C++, HTML5, CSS, and the custom Scriptol programming language for building web and mobile applications. Visitors will find tutorials, open-source tools like the Advanced Explorer file manager and Composite static site generator, plus an encyclopedia of development languages, frameworks, and IDEs.
• Programming, Motherfucker - Do you speak it? [programming — 2026-07-07]
  A tongue-in-cheek manifesto site by Zed A. Shaw and the 'Programming Motherfuckers,' railing against bloated software development methodologies like Scrum, Kanban, and XP in favor of just writing code. The site features a sardonic values table skewering Agile buzzwords and links to a 'Become a Programmer' guide and branded merchandise.
• project c190 [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Project C190 is a personal site where the creator compiles original artwork alongside writeups about computer projects, hobbies, and interests. The site is built and hosted on Linux, giving it a distinctly DIY technical spirit, and features a growing postcards page alongside a curated reading list and miscellany.
• Project CLIQUE [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Project CLIQUE is a directory of joinable web cliques run by personal website owners, where visitors can browse and join themed communities based on shared interests, fandoms, and favorites. From claiming your cat breed to wielding a Kingdom Hearts Keyblade, the collection spans a wide variety of pop culture and lifestyle themes for the old-web hobbyist crowd.
• Project Pluto [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  Project Pluto offers a suite of astronomical software tools for both amateur and professional astronomers, including the well-known Find_Orb orbit determination software, Sat_ID for identifying artificial satellites, and the Guide star charting DVD. The site provides free online versions of many tools alongside downloadable software, C/C++ source code, and reference resources like lunar phase calendars and asteroid observer tools.
• Project Zelda - Link's Awakening DX [games — 2026-07-07]
  Photo Locations: Project Zelda is a dedicated fan resource covering the Legend of Zelda series, with this page focusing on the hidden photo locations in Link's Awakening DX for Game Boy Color. Visitors get detailed step-by-step instructions for triggering all 12 in-game photos with the Bucket Mouse, including a rarely-known secret picture most players miss.
• promise of the world - Howl's Moving Castle fanlisting [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  "Promise of the World" is the official Anime Fanlistings Network-approved fanlisting for Studio Ghibli's beloved animated film 'Howl's Moving Castle,' currently boasting 57 members from 18 countries. Designed by Lene and adopted from Mal, it invites fans of the whimsical Miyazaki classic to sign up and show their love for the film.
• pronounced rye-quartz [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Ryqrtz (pronounced 'rye-quartz') maintains a visually styled personal site on Nekoweb with a whimsical entrance featuring a clickable cereal box. The page is optimized for desktop Firefox and carries a 15+ content rating, hinting at a creative, expressive space typical of the indie web revival scene.
• Proof - David Auburn [literature — 2026-07-07]
  The Complete Review is a literary review site featuring detailed assessments of books and plays, including this page dedicated to David Auburn's Pulitzer Prize-winning drama 'Proof.' Visitors will find a summary of critical reception from major publications, the site's own letter-grade assessment, and contextual notes about the play's awards and 2005 film adaptation.
• Prophecy MUD | Prophecy MUD is a text-based Multi-User Dungeon game set in the world of David Eddings’s Belgariad and Malloreon books. [games — 2026-07-07]
  Prophecy MUD is a long-running text-based Multi-User Dungeon set in the richly detailed world of David Eddings's Belgariad and Malloreon fantasy series, active since 1995. Players can choose from 91 mortal levels, join PK clans like the Guardians of the West or the Army of Angaraks, and explore custom areas built to faithfully recreate the Eddings universe.
• Propnomicon [games — 2026-07-07]
  Propnomicon is a long-running blog dedicated to prop-making and handout resources for Lovecraftian tabletop RPGs, especially Call of Cthulhu. Posts showcase curious artifacts, forbidden tomes, eldritch fonts, and vintage ephemera perfect for immersive game sessions.
• protonaurum [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Protonaurum is a minimal Neocities personal homepage featuring a live clock widget, a silly cat photo gallery, and a curated list of cool sites the creator enjoys. The page has a cozy, low-key charm with an open invitation to connect via email or watch movies together online.
• Proxi Archive [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Proxi Archive is a work-in-progress personal site by a creator known as Proxima, built with custom JavaScript for a music player and sidebar navigation. The site is currently under construction with many placeholders, but already shows a handcrafted old-web aesthetic optimized for Firefox on wide-screen monitors.
• Proycon's Homepage [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Maarten van Gompel (proycon) is a research software engineer based in Eindhoven who shares his work in Natural Language Processing, open-source software, and Unix systems alongside personal interests like language learning and home automation. The site features blog posts, a software portfolio, scientific publications, and language-learning resources, making it a rich hub for anyone interested in the intersection of linguistics and technology.
• prr [visual-arts — 2026-04-18]
  Marina Kukso's portfolio showcases 3D art through a visually rich, image-heavy layout on Neocities. The site is minimal in text but dense with visual work, and lists the creator as available for work through the bits.coop cooperative.
• prx's Si₃TcH / ArraKISS | Si₃TcH [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Prx's Si₃TcH is a self-hosted personal site in French that serves as a digital garden for code snippets, text, links, and collected oddities from around the web. Notably, it is accessible via a TOR hidden service and promotes minimalist web standards like the 250KB Club, making it a curious corner of the indie web.
• PSA West Coast Area | Helen Henry's Photography Blog [photography — 2026-07-07]
  Helen Henry's photography blog showcases select images from a Southern California photographer, covering locations like Grand Teton, Yellowstone, and Orange County beaches. The site also serves as a community hub for the Photographic Society of America's West Coast Area, sharing event announcements, club news, and photography meetups.
• PSEUDEPIGRAPH [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Pseudepigraph is a personal creative showcase described as a 'cabinet of curiosities of art, stories, and worlds,' featuring a Library and Gallery alongside an About section. The image-heavy layout and evocative name suggest a richly atmospheric collection of original art and narrative worlds.
• PSYCHE.NU v6.0 Project YoRHa ... VIRTUE & cruelty [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Psyche.nu is a long-running personal collective maintained since 2002, housing a network of fan sites and fanlistings covering anime, manga, gaming, and television series such as Sailor Moon, Final Fantasy, and Hellsing. The site's current version carries a NieR: Automata theme and serves as a hub connecting multiple fansites and joined fanlistings across its owner's interests.
• psyclone's corner [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Psyclone's corner is a personal homepage on Nekoweb featuring a blog, guestbook, and participation in several webrings including the Retronaut Webring and No AI Webring. The site has a classic old-web aesthetic and includes a note about UK censorship advocacy, making it a small but characterful slice of the indie web.
• PUBLOG » View Selection Source for Opera [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Jakub Roztočil's PUBLOG hosts a practical JavaScript bookmarklet called 'View Selection Source' that lets Opera browser users inspect the HTML source of any selected page element, mirroring a feature Firefox had natively. The post walks through three installation methods including User JavaScript and bookmarklet options, complete with syntax highlighting configuration and customization details for web developers.
• Pudding's Cove [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Pudding's Cove is a whimsical personal site by a creator called Pudding, welcoming visitors with an atmospheric gateway metaphor that invites exploration. The site appears to be in its early stages, offering little visible content beyond an intriguing entrance page.
• Pueblo West Quilters Guild [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  The Pueblo West Quilters Guild is a Colorado-based quilting club that meets monthly at the Pueblo West Library, sharing schedules, guest programs, and community projects. Notably, the guild coordinates the making of Patriot quilts donated to a veteran rehabilitation facility, adding a charitable dimension to their craft-focused community.
• puertoricansuperman.txt [literature — 2026-07-07]
  AJ (aka Moon, aka puertoricansuperman) runs this personal Neocities archive for their fanfiction, covering DC Comics, Star Trek: AOS, and miscellaneous film and TV fandoms. The site is a deliberate act of indie web ownership, mirroring work also posted to AO3 and SquidgeWorld while allowing full creative control over presentation and organization.
• pufikas [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Pufikas is the personal homepage of a Lithuanian developer who loves JavaScript, VSCodium, and open-source tools, showcasing highlighted projects like a Pokédex built with VueJS, a self-driving car neural network visualizer, and a GitHub deployment script. The site features a charming old-web aesthetic with customizable themes, scanlines, cursor effects, and a Last.fm widget, making it a delightful peek into a hobbyist coder's world.
• Pulp Magazines Project [literature — 2026-07-07]
  The Pulp Magazines Project is an open-access digital archive dedicated to the preservation and scholarly study of pulpwood fiction magazines from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, featuring over 425 full-text digital objects. Visitors can explore cover galleries spanning 1896 to 1946, contextual and biographical essays, and a digital archives hub, making it an invaluable resource for researchers of popular print culture history.
• punkfairie.net [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Marley Rae's personal homepage at punkfairie.net doubles as a hub linking to her other sites, featuring a charming Win98-inspired desktop theme with draggable windows, blinkies, stamps, and a diary. The site is notable for its technical craftsmanship, having been rebuilt in Astro with webmentions support, and serves as a showcase of old-web aesthetics combined with modern static site tooling.
• PUNKRAY [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  PUNKRAY is a personal creative site by an artist who shares their work across platforms including Tumblr, SheezyArt, and Twitter. The site is currently desktop-only and appears to be a hub linking to the creator's various art and social media presences.
• Purdue Hackers Webring [programming — 2026-07-07]
  A webring connecting members and alumni of the Purdue Hackers club, a student hacking and maker community at Purdue University. Notably, the ring software itself was written in Rust, reflecting the technical spirit of its members.
• Pure CSS Badges [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  A 2009 experimental demo by Raphaël Bastide showcasing badges created entirely with CSS, no images required. The project explores 'demo aesthetics' and represents an early creative experiment in pure CSS visual design techniques.
• Pure Felinity - Start Page [games — 2026-07-07]
  Pure Felinity is a long-running browser-based cat simulation game where players can adopt, breed, and show virtual cats using real feline genetics, coat colors, and breed standards. Active since 2004, it offers a sandbox experience with thousands of genetic combinations, player-created breeds, and game-generated cat portraits that reflect each cat's actual traits.
• Pure Radiation wip [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Amber, known online as Radio, has built a vibrant Neocities personal space themed around a radioactive wasteland aesthetic, with a strong focus on art and a passionate anti-AI stance. The site features a moodboard, music status, blinkies, webrings, and links to her art, making it a colorful snapshot of indie web culture.
• purin city [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Shuripurin's colorful personal corner of the web features an extensive reading list heavy on manga and Japanese literature, with titles by Osamu Dazai and Shuzo Oshimi taking center stage. The site is a work in progress packed with blinkies, cliques, and a friendly introduction from a Vietnamese-European-Chinese creator with wide-ranging interests in anime, coding, and retro gaming.
• purplevoid [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Soen's personal Neocities space, purplevoid, is a fledgling site built while learning HTML, with a focus on literature entries, poetry, and creative projects. The site is charmingly minimal and in-progress, with a to-do list that hints at future sections for anime, manga, and gaming alongside the writing content.
• PurplySite [games — 2026-07-07]
  PurplyBoii's colorful personal corner of the web, built around their love of watching and making videos, playing and making games, and generally being on the internet. The site features webrings, an 88x31 button, a visitor counter, and a signature purple aesthetic that makes it a charming example of old-web personal page culture.
• PxLoader | A Simple JavasScript Preloader [programming — 2026-07-07]
  PxLoader is an open-source JavaScript library developed by Pixel Lab for preloading images, sounds, and other resources in HTML5 apps and games, originally built for the HTML5 version of Cut the Rope. The site provides step-by-step documentation, code samples, plugin support, and extensibility guides for developers building resource-heavy web experiences.
• pxxels and the occasional glitch [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  The landing page for pxxels, a personal Neocities site by a creator known as px, featuring thoughtful accessibility options including dark/light mode toggling, two font choices, and tab navigation support. The site emphasizes inclusive design details like alt text for images and readable CSS grid layouts, hinting at a creator genuinely invested in the craft of building personal web spaces.
• Pyrite Ship [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Pyrite Ship is the personal corner of Veronica, a 27-year-old engineer and geophysicist who uses her handcrafted Neocities site to share thoughts, hobbies, and life updates beyond the reach of social media. Her current interests span reading classic literature like 'The Phantom of the Opera', knitting, and the indie web, including a recent post about switching to a flip phone.
• Pyroboynroses tilde.club page [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Pyroboynroses is a French DIY and tech enthusiast who uses this Tilde.club page as a mirror for their Gemini capsule, linking out to multiple Tildeverse spaces and a Neocities site. The creator is also a novel writer, and the page serves as a hub connecting their scattered presence across the old-web and alternative internet ecosystems like Geminispace.
• PYROSTIX [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  PYROSTIX is a minimalist splash-page entry point for a personal creative site on Neocities, inviting visitors in with a single striking image and bold header. The sparse design suggests a focused artistic or creative presence waiting behind the entrance link.
• pyrotelekinetic [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Clover Ison, known online as pyrotelekinetic, maintains this minimal personal site built with their own static site generator called yip, emphasizing a script-free, homegrown approach. The site promises future content centered on code and writings about code, with a charming recurring motif about bees.
• Pysgodyn! [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Pysgodyn's colorful Neocities personal site features original art, shrines dedicated to tech figures like Steve Jobs and Bill Gates, and a growing collection of graphics, zines, and stream-of-consciousness artwork. The site is packed with old-web charm, complete with stamps, webrings, fanlistings, and a changelog dating back to 2024.
• Python Universe Builder [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Python Universe Builder is a SourceForge-hosted project offering a Python-based framework for building text-based universe or world simulation games. It appears to be an open-source development tool aimed at programmers interested in building interactive or simulation environments with Python.
• PythonBooks [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Hosted on the official Python wiki, this page serves as a comprehensive directory of books covering the Python programming language, organized by skill level, topic, and language. From introductory guides to advanced references and specialized topics like game programming, web programming, and scientific computing, it offers a well-structured starting point for Python learners and practitioners worldwide.
• q.pfiffer.org - Home [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Quinlan Pfiffer's personal site blends programming projects, outdoor adventures, and eclectic writing under the banner 'Malevolent Cartography.' Notable projects include OlegDB, a transactional datastore, a C micro web-framework called 38-Moths, and a Google SparseHash reimplementation, alongside blog posts about packrafting, skiing, and car living.
• Qdust's Snowglobe [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Qdust's Snowglobe is a minimalist personal page with a whimsical snowglobe theme, inviting visitors to 'shake' their way in. The sparse structure suggests an early or under-construction personal site with a charming, decorative aesthetic.
• QML [games — 2026-07-07]
  QML (Quest Markup Language) is a free XML-based system created by Philipp Lenssen for building Choose-Your-Own-Adventure style interactive games without requiring programming knowledge. The site includes an editor, tutorials, syntax reference, and downloadable quests, making it a complete toolkit for aspiring interactive fiction authors.
• QNNNA | Home [literature — 2026-07-07]
  QNNNA is a personal fansite by a creator called Mei, hosting fan fiction for anime series including Hunter x Hunter and Mob Psycho 100, alongside original art galleries and a blog. The site features explicit and mature fanfic crossposted from AO3, a custom PHP-built layout, and a growing collection of creative projects organized by fandom.
• Qswitch's website! [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Qswitch's Neocities home base is a work-in-progress personal site featuring stamps, webrings, and a Windows 95-style aesthetic with links to neighboring sites. The page is currently undergoing major renovation but already showcases a classic old-web sensibility with pixel art, Mii imagery, and a growing collection of retro-flavored web decorations.
• quantumbreak.neocities.org [games — 2026-07-07]
  Maintained by self-proclaimed "world's biggest Quantum Break fan" CMDonovann, this dedicated fan archive preserves fanworks related to Remedy Entertainment's 2016 time-manipulation action game. The site aims to collect icons, fanfiction, fanart, and narrative object documentation, with several sections still actively under construction.
• Quarantine Zine Club [zines — 2026-07-07]
  Quarantine Zine Club is an archive born out of Melbourne's 2020 lockdown, created to keep the zine community connected during isolation through shared submissions and monthly creative prompts. Hosted by Sticky Institute, the site preserves zines contributed by community members between April 2020 and February 2021, offering a time-capsule snapshot of grassroots creative expression during the pandemic.
• Quarks to Quasars, Powers of Ten [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  Bruce Bryson's 'Quarks to Quasars' takes visitors on a visual journey through the universe using powers of ten, spanning from subatomic particles smaller than 10^-18 meters to the observable cosmos at 10^26 meters. With nearly 200 pages of original drawings and images, each step in scale reveals ten times more or less of the universe, making it a deeply immersive and educational exploration of cosmic scale.
• Qubyte Codes - About [programming — 2026-07-07]
  The personal site and blog of Dr. Aura Niamh Everitt, a Brighton-based software developer and former quantum information scientist who writes about JavaScript, Node.js, Ruby, Scala, and the ethics of software development. The site embraces IndieWeb principles, supports webmentions, and reflects a thoughtful engineering philosophy documented in its colophon.
• quesadillawizard.neocities.org [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Quesadilla Wizard is a charming personal site by Nick Sanders featuring art, writing, and a lore section covering ghosts and vampires, all wrapped in a mallsoft-inspired aesthetic. A nostalgic love letter to early web culture like Angelfire, it blends creative work with an ongoing blog and a whimsical, welcoming personality.
• quikscript.net [literature — 2026-07-07]
  A comprehensive resource dedicated to Quikscript, the alternative English writing system developed by Kingsley Read in the 1950s as a successor to Shavian. The site offers a full manual, custom fonts, a Shavian-to-Quikscript converter, Unicode encoding proposals, and guidance for building Quikscript web pages and fonts.
• Quilt Patterns from Victoriana Quilt Designs plus Printables & How to's for Quilter's [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Victoriana Quilt Designs is a comprehensive quilting resource by Benita Skinner, offering 100+ original quilt patterns available free with membership or for individual purchase, along with beginner classes, applique workshops, printable labels, graph paper, and a quilt gallery. The site features ongoing video series documenting Skinner's progress on a collage quilt, making it a rich destination for quilters of all skill levels seeking both inspiration and practical instruction.
• Quilt Surface Design Symposium [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  The Quilt & Surface Design Symposium (QSDS) is an annual art quilt conference founded in 1990 by Nancy Crow and Linda Fowler, held at the Columbus College of Art and Design in Ohio. Visitors can explore classes in art quilting, fabric dyeing, embroidery, surface design, and color theory, taught by world-class fiber arts instructors from around the globe.
• quiltart.com [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  QuiltArt.com is a dedicated resource for art quilting enthusiasts, focusing on quilts as a fine art medium rather than purely a traditional craft. Visitors can find information about the QuiltArt mailing list community, galleries of members' work, and resources connecting fiber artists passionate about pushing the boundaries of the quilt form.
• Quilted with TLC - Home [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Terry L. Crean showcases her custom quilt-making and long-arm machine quilting services through this home-based business site, featuring a gallery of her finished work. Visitors can browse examples of bed quilts, wall hangings, baby quilts, table runners, and more, all crafted from high-quality quilting cottons to client specifications.
• Quilters Access - A good day is a day spent quilting [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Carolyn Anderson's quilting blog covers essential tools, techniques, and the quilter's lifestyle, with posts ranging from beginner sewing machine tips to fusible appliqué methods. A warm, practical resource for anyone looking to start or improve their quilting practice.
• QuiltInformation.com - Home [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  QuiltInformation.com is a community-driven directory serving quilters worldwide, featuring links, events, and guild listings submitted by visitors from over 80 countries. The site makes it easy to browse and contribute quilting resources, upcoming shows, and local guild information all in one place.
• Quilting By Jeannie [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Jeannie is a professional long-arm quilter, pattern designer, and grandmother who documents her quilting projects, expo visits, and original patterns available on Craftsy. Visitors will find hundreds of quilt photos, detailed stitching close-ups, and a deep archive of posts spanning years of creative work.
• Quilting Ideas and Patterns for Making Quilts and Quilt Tools [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Published by Jeannie Matthews since 1998, this quilting resource shop offers a comprehensive catalog of quilting supplies including books, magazines, patterns, batting, fabrics, stencils, sewing machines, and tools for quilters of all skill levels. Visitors can browse curated product categories spanning everything from machine quilting guides to quilt kits and quilting software, making it a one-stop reference for both beginners and experienced quilters.
• Quilting is more fun than Housework... [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Run by Cynthia Brunz Designs, this blog chronicles the charitable quilting group Many Hands and Many Hearts, showcasing completed scrap quilts made from donated fabrics and community volunteers. Posts highlight individual quilts with charming backstories about the makers, backing fabrics, and longarm quilters who brought each project to life.
• Quilting Links [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  A curated alphabetical collection of quilting links assembled by a singing quilter, covering resources from national quilting societies and guild sites to fabric printing techniques and international quilt registries. With nearly 50 annotated entries, the page includes personal notes about meeting well-known quilters and discovering unique techniques, making it a warmly human guide to the quilting web.
• Quilting Links - Great Quilting Sites [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  QuiltingBusiness.com curates a broad collection of quilting links spanning supplies, patterns, instruction, and business resources for quilters looking to turn their craft into income. Organized by category and paired with a free email mini-course on monetizing quilting, this site from Gruntled Enterprises serves as a practical hub for both hobbyist and professional quilters.
• Quilting Precious Tyes [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Teresa's heartfelt blog chronicles her quilting journey, including her long-running Nifty Fifty Quilting swaps that have exchanged over 70,000 state-themed quilt blocks across the country. The site weaves together personal storytelling, quilting patterns, charity projects for breast cancer awareness, and related fiber arts like knitting and crochet.
• quinn bozon [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Quinn Bozon's personal nekoweb site is a minimal, desktop-optimized page that serves as a gateway to their blog, which they describe as a labor of love still in progress. The site has a charming, self-aware tone with a Duskull ghost sprite as the navigation element, giving it a quirky old-web personality.
• Quinn’s Home Page | Quinn Pollock’s Site [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Quinn Pollock is a programmer who shares personal projects including a queer tech podcast, a D&D actual play podcast, and a film tracker for movies directed by women. The site blends tech work with personal reflections, book thoughts, and live feeds of what Quinn is currently watching, listening to, and reading.
• Quintopia's Stuff [programming — 2026-07-07]
  David Rutter, known online as Quintopia, shares a wide-ranging collection of personal projects including software, esolangs, magic tricks, and long-distance hiking blogs. The site serves as a portal to years of creative work spanning programming experiments, writing, and outdoor adventures, with a to-do list hinting at many ambitious projects in progress.
• quirky granola girl [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Quirky Granola Girl is a quilting blog chronicling its author's participation in quilt-alongs like the Farmer's Wife 1930s QAL and the Gypsy Wife Sampler, with detailed posts about fabric choices, piecing techniques, and block construction. The site features a rich archive of posts dating back to 2008 and showcases charity quilting efforts through the DC Modern Quilt Guild.
• quiroptero.blog [photography — 2026-07-07]
  Quiroptero.blog is a Spanish-language personal blog where the creator shares travel adventures, photography projects including Milky Way shots, film opinions, and reflections on everyday life. Featured posts document trips to Europe, beach weekends, and night sky photography, making it a warm and eclectic digital cave worth wandering through.
• Quite the Website [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Steak's personal creative hub showcases original art projects alongside a curated collection of animated gifs, with accessibility notes and a playful old-web aesthetic throughout. The site features music credits, hidden pages, and an 18+ landing page, making it a charming and thoughtfully constructed creative corner of the web.
• QZAP - Queer Zine Archive [zines — 2026-02-01]
  The Queer Zine Archive Project (QZAP) is a preservation effort launched in 2003 to digitize and catalog queer zines, making them freely accessible to researchers, historians, and fans of DIY publishing. Visitors can browse an extensive alphabetical collection, search by keyword, year, or place, and discover underground queer publications spanning decades.
• QZAP – The Queer Zine Archive Project - QZAP - The Queer Zine Archive Project [zines — 2026-07-07]
  The Queer Zine Archive Project (QZAP) is a community organization dedicated to preserving and archiving queer zines, with this particular page showcasing their SWAG store featuring buttons, t-shirts, and zines with slogans like 'Read. Write. Resist!' and 'Queer Space Communism.' A labor of love for queer DIY print culture, QZAP combines archival activism with a small merch shop to support their mission of collecting and celebrating queer zinester history.
• r a v e n b e a u t y [ d o t ] n e t - - - traveling through time & space [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Kristina's long-running personal domain, ravenbeauty.net, blends journal-style writing with fandom obsessions including VC Andrews, The Dark Tower, and music. The site serves as a hub for her network of creative projects, fanlistings, and fan sites, with heartfelt blog entries that center on her inner life and passions.
• R E V I V E ; the Kuran Kaname & Kurosu Yuuki (Vampire Knight) Fanlisting [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Revive is a fanlisting dedicated to the relationship between Kuran Kaname and Kurosu Yuuki from the popular anime and manga series Vampire Knight, created by Hino Matsuri. With over 1,000 members from 68 countries, this long-running fanlisting has united fans of the iconic vampire-human romance since 2006.
• r i c h a r d n y x o n [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Richard Nyxon's personal corner of the web serves as a creative outlet featuring an art journal sketchbook, book reviews, media logs, and a cookbook, all built as a deliberate escape from social media and algorithmic pressure. The site has a refreshingly candid voice and spans multiple creative interests, with the sketchbook and visual art journal taking a prominent role among its growing collection of pages.
• R O C K T Y P E [games — 2026-07-07]
  ROCKTYPE is a vibrant personal shrine site dedicated to video games like Final Fantasy 7, Persona 3, and NiGHTS Into Dreams, alongside a D&D campaign and virtual pet collection. The site features dedicated shrine pages for individual games and characters, a dice collection, and a lively update log showing years of ongoing creative passion.
• R. A. Lafferty, winner of the 2002 Cordwainer Smith Rediscovery Award [literature — 2026-07-07]
  A dedicated page from the Cordwainer Smith Foundation honoring R. A. Lafferty as the 2002 Rediscovery Award winner, celebrating his eccentric and prolific science fiction career spanning over 200 short stories and 21 novels. The page features commentary from luminaries like Neil Gaiman and jury members Robert Silverberg and Gardner Dozois, along with book covers and links to further resources on Lafferty's unique body of work.
• R.O.B! [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Leonel, a 19-year-old Argentinian webmaster, built this colorful neocities site to share his artwork, photography, sketchbooks, and blog posts about his eclectic interests ranging from retro tech to cameras. The site features an art gallery, miniature log, video game musings, and several fan shrines, making it a rich personal creative space with a distinctly old-web aesthetic.
• r3ny0i =^.^= [games — 2026-07-07]
  Renyoi is a colorful, anime-inflected personal site by a creator who goes by Ren, featuring shrines dedicated to games like Persona 5, Wii, Petz Catz 2, and childhood MMORPGs, alongside a pixel garden, gallery, and travel journals. The site is a vibrant labor of love with frequent updates, a Japanese blog, interactive cursor cats, and a warm welcoming aesthetic rooted in early-2000s web culture.
• Raam Dev [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Raam Dev is a personal blog featuring short, reflective journal entries on life, intention, and mindfulness, with posts spanning several years. The writing is philosophical and introspective, encouraging readers to focus on present-day choices rather than distant future planning.
• raan-miir-tah [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Kyne's colorful personal corner of the web doubles as a hub for gay fanfiction, fan pages, and creative writing projects spanning multiple fandoms including MCYT, anime, and DC comics. The site features a grimoire, dragon adoptables from Flight Rising, fanlistings, and an eclectic mix of links that reflect the webmaster's sprawling hyperfixations.
• RabbitNET ∞ Forever [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  RabbitNET is the personal hub of a creator known as Rabbit, featuring original digital art, fan shrines, a free web graphics stash, and blog posts ranging from media commentary to semi-lucid ramblings. The site is a lively old-web style space with sections for art, shrines dedicated to things like U.B. Funkeys, a media log, and a curated collection of free-to-use graphics rescued from the Wayback Machine.
• Raccoon’s Trash Can [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Raccoon's Trash Can is a personal blog where a pseudonymous writer explores the messy, imperfect, and fascinating aspects of being human through short reflective posts. Topics range from ethics and freedom to favourite memes, paired with a curated random quote page and a warm, cozy aesthetic.
• raccy [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Raccy is a fanart collection site by gasmaskhoney, showcasing artwork inspired by a quirky mix of fandoms including King of the Hill, Titus (2000), Duke Nukem, Fallout, Postal, and LISA RPG. Still a work in progress, the site organizes art by universe and also includes miscellaneous pieces with no specific fandom.
• RacelineCentral.com - The leading resource for gamer tools, utilities, downloads, graphics, information and more. [games — 2026-07-07]
  RacelineCentral is a comprehensive hub for NASCAR and racing simulation game fans, offering car setups, mod downloads, custom decals, graphics, fonts, tools, and tutorials for titles like NASCAR Heat, NASCAR 2003, and Gran Prix Legends. With hundreds of downloadable assets and utilities covering everything from ZModeler tutorials to car painting guides, it served as a go-to destination for the sim racing modding community.
• rachel binx ⤇ blog [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Rachel Binx runs this thoughtful personal blog featuring annual reading lists, essays on technology, culture, and work, and reflections on topics ranging from information theory to the modern web. Each post digs into the books and ideas shaping her thinking, making it a compelling read for anyone interested in non-fiction, design criticism, and contemporary culture.
• rachychel's world wide webbed site [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Rachychel's colorful Neocities home features ceramics, hobonichi collages, wood firing projects, and an eclectic mix of creative pursuits shared with a warm, playful voice. The site has amassed over 200,000 views and draws visitors into a handcrafted corner of the web full of art updates, secret pages, and whimsical personal touches.
• racoon nest [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Roni's personal corner of the web, built as a deliberate escape from corporate social media, collects project updates, reading reflections, personal essays, and photos from everyday adventures. The site champions slow, intentional consumption of media and creative work, with a cookie-free build philosophy and a strong anti-AI stance.
• Radical Gallery [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Radical Gallery is a curated collection of iconic protest art spanning decades, from the Black Panther Party's imagery to ACT UP's 'Silence=Death' poster, with historical context for each piece. Created by Stefan Bohacek, this focused gallery celebrates art as a tool of activism and social movements, showcasing works by Guerrilla Girls, Emory Douglas, and other influential artists and collectives.
• RadicalBlur's Website [games — 2026-07-07]
  RadicalBlur's personal Neocities site covers writings, projects, and interests with a notable focus on Sonic modding based on the site's own keywords. Still a work in progress, it features art, a gifs archive, and links to fellow web creators in classic old-web style.
• Radio - The New York Moon [zines — 2026-07-07]
  The New York Moon is an experimental internet publication that follows the actual lunar cycle, releasing new editions with each phase of the moon. Mixing radio art, audio performance, guerrilla recordings, and written projects from contributors like Diego Stocco and Peter Kowalchuk, it occupies a strange and compelling niche between literary magazine, sound art gallery, and radio broadcast.
• radiolights.wav [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Radiolights.wav is a hand-coded Neocities personal page by a creator who invites visitors to link back and hotlink freely, built with care since June 2024. The site is primarily a landing page hub featuring webrings and a welcoming aesthetic, with almost all content conveyed through images rather than text.
• radiowavegirl.neocities.org [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Radiowavegirl's Neocities page appears to be in its earliest stages, currently showing only a single image with no additional text or navigation. The site's name hints at a radio or retro aesthetic, but there is not yet enough content to determine a dominant topic.
• Rafael Escobar [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Rafael Escobar is a Brazilian programmer's personal homepage covering his interests in computing science, linguistics, free software, and libertarianism. The site links out to git projects, a Gemini capsule version, and a variety of platforms including last.fm, MyAnimeList, and Neopets, painting a picture of a technically minded, eclectic individual.
• RAGAZZASOLA [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Ragazzasola is a visually minimal Neocities personal page built around a single striking image and a poetic tagline about love and marriage. The site has an aesthetic, art-forward presentation typical of the indie web revival scene.
• RagnarokOnline Job Class & NPC Sprite List » NPC IDs 0…53 [games — 2026-07-07]
  Maintained by Ai4rei, this comprehensive reference database catalogs every NPC and job class sprite in Ragnarok Online, complete with numeric IDs and visual previews spanning multiple server versions including kRO, jRO, and twRO. It's an invaluable tool for developers writing game scripts or anyone needing to look up sprite IDs quickly.
• rail (that fox) [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Rail's cozy personal corner of the web, maintained by a self-described fox (they/it) with a blog, photo section, and links to fediverse and git repositories. The site has a warm, indie web aesthetic complete with 88x31 friend badges, webrings, and an open invitation to connect.
• Rain's slonksite [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Rain (also known as slonkazoid) is a 19-year-old Turkish developer who specializes in Rust, Bash, and a wide range of languages and frameworks, with a particular love for the Rust/Axum/Tokio web stack. The site serves as a personal hub showcasing projects, commission availability, web philosophy opinions, and a curated network of friend sites.
• RAIN'S WEBSITE [poetry — 2026-07-07]
  Rain's cozy corner of the web features personal writing, poetry, and music alongside a self-deprecating invite to browse their thoughts and interests. The site has a Serial Experiments Lain-inspired aesthetic and offers a blog, poetry section, and links for visitors to explore.
• Rainbow Cemetery [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Rainbow Cemetery is a creative portfolio and hub for an artist or illustrator, linking out to their Patreon, Ko-fi, itch.io, and social media presences. The itch.io link suggests the creator also makes indie games or interactive projects, making this a multidisciplinary creative home base.
• Rainbow Cemetery [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Rainbow Cemetery is a creative portfolio and online presence for an artist or illustrator who goes by the same name, featuring links to their Patreon, Ko-fi, and itch.io pages. The itch.io connection suggests they create digital games or interactive art, making this a hub for a multidisciplinary creative working across illustration and indie game spaces.
• RAINS SPACE [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Rain's Space is a colorful personal Neocities site with a wide variety of content including original games, zines, writing, art, and music and movie reviews. The site has a strong anime focus, highlighted by mecha anime recommendations and multiple shrines, making it a fun corner of the old web built with personality and charm.
• Rainstorms in July [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Rainstorms in July is a creative writing site featuring original novels and short stories by the author of the same name, spanning horror, fantasy, southern gothic, and magical realism. The site tempts visitors with hidden secret pages to discover alongside its collection of ghost stories, fairy tales, and folklore-inspired fiction.
• rakuen [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Rakuen is a minimalist personal page on Neocities with almost no visible content beyond its title, suggesting an early-stage or intentionally sparse creative space. The site's name, meaning 'paradise' in Japanese, hints at a stylized aesthetic sensibility typical of handcrafted old-web personal pages.
• Ralf Brown's Interrupt List - HTML Version [programming — 2026-07-07]
  An HTML conversion of Ralf Brown's legendary Interrupt List, one of the most comprehensive references for DOS interrupt calls ever assembled, featuring over 9000 linked pages and 350 searchable indexes. Created by Marc Perkel of Computer Tyme, this invaluable resource documents every known documented and undocumented DOS interrupt call, making it an essential bookmark for low-level and assembly language programmers.
• RAM!!!'s evil house for evil bitches [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  RAM!!!'s personal Neocities site is an image-heavy, visually driven space with a darkly playful aesthetic, built around a collection of linked pages behind unlabeled image buttons. The site's bold title and heavy use of imagery suggest a creative, alternative-leaning personal hub in the classic old-web tradition.
• RAM'S ARCHIVE [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  RAM's Archive is a personal creative space by a creator known as Ram, housing adult-themed fiction, art, and dark content for mature audiences. The site warns visitors upfront about NSFW and dark themes, suggesting a curated collection of original creative works.
• ramon's blog [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Ramon JB's personal blog collects short, reflective posts covering everyday observations, personal musings, and life moments. With entries ranging from sports tributes to introspective check-ins, it reads like an honest and casual diary for those who enjoy slice-of-life writing.
• Ran Prieur [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Ran Prieur's long-running blog weaves together eclectic commentary on politics, culture, music, technology, and philosophy through a stream of curated links and personal reflections. With archives stretching back many years and a novel in progress, this site offers a deeply idiosyncratic window into one thoughtful writer's ongoing engagement with the world.
• Randall Degges - Randall Degges [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Randall Degges, a self-described 'happy programmer,' shares his thoughts on software development, web security, APIs, authentication, and the occasional personal finance or lifestyle post. The archive spans over a decade of technical writing, covering topics from GraphQL and Django to local storage pitfalls and cryptocurrency mining.
• Random Notes [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Scott Nesbitt's "Random Notes" is a long-running public notebook filled with reflective essays on writing, plain text tools, productivity philosophy, AI, and the art of slowing down. With years of archived posts covering topics from note-taking to local journalism, it reads like a thoughtful digital commonplace book for the analog-minded.
• Random Web Directory [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  RandomNeocities is a lightweight web directory designed to help visitors discover websites across categories like Entertainment, News, Games, Education, and more. It features a simple click-based navigation and a dark mode toggle, positioned as a handy homepage for web browsing.
• RandomBoo [games — 2026-07-07]
  RandomBoo is the long-running personal playground of creator Beep Beep, blending indie games, JavaScript tools, experimental art, and an e-blog since 2007. The site carries a retro-web nostalgia charm and spans an impressive range of creative projects including a book series, artwork, and even a dark-web Tor mirror.
• Randomosity • the Blogging fanlisting [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Randomosity is a fanlisting dedicated to blogging as a hobby, gathering fans of the activity under one roof as part of TheFanlistings.org network. With 51 approved members and affiliates covering hobbies like cycling, stargazing, and writing, it serves as a small community hub for people who love the practice of keeping a blog.
• Ranjams Website!! [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Ranjam's Website is a personal Neocities page with an inviting entry splash, complete with autoplay audio and flashing light effects that hint at a visually expressive, old-web aesthetic. The site promises a creative, multimedia experience for visitors who step inside.
• Raphaël Bastide [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Raphaël Bastide is a French artist and educator based in Montreuil whose portfolio spans net art, sound pieces, performances, installations, live coding, and software tools, all released under free and open source licenses. The site showcases over 30 carefully documented projects at the intersection of digital culture, free software, and contemporary art, including work exhibited at the Guggenheim and collaborations with cultural institutions.
• rarimena [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Edie's cozy personal site on Neocities features a little bit of everything she loves, including work-in-progress creative projects, reviews, shrines, and a remarkable 2022 reading challenge where she completed 104 books. The site has a warm, handcrafted feel with stamp collections, tea reviews, a scavenger hunt, and a music page, making it a charming corner of the old-web revival scene.
• RATCHWEB [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  RATCHWEB is a sparse personal page on Nekoweb by acechild12, featuring a small collection of images and minimal navigation. The site appears to be in early development, offering little content beyond its visual aesthetic at this stage.
• RateMyServer.Net - RO Database & Server Reviews [games — 2026-07-07]
  RateMyServer.Net is a comprehensive Ragnarok Online database and private server review hub, covering items, monsters, skills, maps, NPCs, quests, and character simulators for both Pre-Renewal and Renewal versions of the game. Visitors can browse hundreds of private server reviews rated by the community, use skill and character simulators, and access creation calculators, making it an essential reference for RO players.
• Raven's Pen [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Raven's Pen is a fandom-focused personal site run by a queer fanfic writer and occasional fanvidder who goes by Raven, with works spanning fandoms like Katekyou Hitman Reborn, Honkai: Star Rail, Star Trek, and Tolkien. The site features fanfictions, fanvids, rec lists, rambles, and a richly decorated old-web aesthetic complete with stamps, button walls, and webrings.
• ravenelectrick.com [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  This site appears to be nearly empty, consisting of a single image with no navigable content or text visible. The domain name 'ravenelectrick' suggests a creative or artistic identity, but no substantive content is accessible from the current page state.
• Ravenloft [games — 2026-07-07]
  Fraternity of Shadows: Home of Ravenloft on the Net: The Fraternity of Shadows is a long-running fan community dedicated to Ravenloft, the gothic horror campaign setting for Dungeons & Dragons, offering netbooks, a wiki called Mistipedia, campaign journals, DM resources, and a lively forum. With over 500 pages of fan-created content in a single netbook issue alone, this is clearly a labor of love and the definitive hub for Ravenloft enthusiasts on the web.
• Ravenousravishing [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Ravenousravishing is a personal website built as a hands-on HTML and CSS practice project, featuring fan fiction, shrines dedicated to favorite media, and a blog. The site reflects a classic indie web ethos, offering a cozy corner for sharing hobbies away from mainstream platforms like Tumblr.
• RAWRWARE OS [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  RAWRWARE OS is a minimalist ASCII-art styled personal site with an operating system aesthetic, presenting itself as a retro terminal interface. The site leans into old-school computing culture with its command-line visual design and sparse, stylized text layout.
• Ray Karr's Very Improvised Website [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Ray Karr's colorful Neocities site is a self-expression hub built around an art gallery, commissions, writings, and a vibrant fursona identity as a bunny and Lucario. The site features original drawings, commission pricing, lore pages, and a carefully curated collection of links reflecting Ray's love for the aesthetic of old personal web pages.
• Ray Tracer Construction Kit [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Written by developer matklad, this in-depth tutorial post makes the case for building a toy ray tracer as one of the best exercises for learning a new programming language, covering modules, polymorphism, parallelism, and performance optimization. The post walks through a structured construction kit from basic image output to 3D scenes, Phong shading, scene description languages, mesh support, and performance tuning with BVH trees.
• Ray Wilson's Bird & Wildlife Photography - Home Page & Recent Updates [photography — 2026-07-07]
  Ray Wilson's extensive wildlife photography site showcases thousands of bird and animal images organized into detailed galleries spanning continents, from Australasian birds to South American mammals and invertebrates. The site also includes a long-running diary blog documenting over a decade of field trips to destinations like Ecuador, Tasmania, Belize, and New Zealand.
• RazzPixel's Villa [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  RazzPixel's Villa is a charming Neocities-hosted personal homepage featuring webrings, a virtual pet, and an old-web aesthetic. The site serves as a landing page hub for RazzPixel's online presence, inviting visitors to enter their digital space.
• rbardini.com [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Rafael Bardini is a frontend engineer based in Amsterdam who shares technical posts about web development topics like TypeScript, Vite, and web components. He is also the creator of Carteiro, a once-popular package tracking app, and maintains several open-source projects.
• Rdelsol.com - Rancho Del Sol Observatory [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  Rancho Del Sol Observatory is a personal astronomy site featuring articles and updates about space exploration, including NASA's Mars rover Perseverance and planetary science topics like Uranus. The site blends historical context about astronomy's milestones with news-style posts covering recent developments in space exploration.
• Re [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Re: Bluesky and Decentralization -- Dustycloud Brainstorms: Christine Lemmer-Webber's technical blog dives deep into decentralization, federation protocols, and the architecture of social web platforms like Bluesky and the fediverse. This post is part of an ongoing series critically analyzing Bluesky's decentralization claims while advocating for ActivityPub and the Spritely project as paths toward a genuinely open internet.
• RE [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Bear Blog Question Challenge | TakenVaullt's Blog: TakenVaullt's Bear Blog is a personal writing space where the author reflects on their blogging habits, creative process, and inspirations, responding to a community question challenge circulating on the platform. The post offers a candid look at the writer's routine, from drafting ideas in Notepad late at night to letting posts simmer before publishing.
• Ready, set, and... BEGIN. [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Y2Kstardust is a handcrafted personal homepage by a disabled webmaster who takes accessibility seriously, noting browser compatibility, mobile support, and cookie transparency. The site participates in webrings and cliques with a Y2K-inspired aesthetic, positioning itself as a small corner of the indie web community.
• Real Connections [games — 2026-07-07]
  Real Connections is a fanlisting dedicated to Stardew Valley, the beloved farming and life simulation game by ConcernedApe, currently boasting 136 members from 26 countries. Fans of the game can join the community by submitting their info and linking back with one of the provided banner codes.
• Reala's WIP webpage [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Reala's cozy corner of the web is centered around their original and fan art, with sections for pixel art, sketches, traditional art, and original characters. The site also features game music playlists, extracted graphics freebies, and shrine-style content for niche fandoms like EXA-PICO and Ukagaka.
• realityhacking.com [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Realityhacking.com is an archive of over 450 numbered art projects by an artist named Regli, spanning public interventions, temporary installations, and site-specific works across Switzerland, Spain, France, Vietnam, and beyond since 1995. The numbered project list stretches back three decades, documenting a sustained practice of anonymous urban art, land art, and in-situ contemporary art in real-world locations.
• Realms of Despair – Endless Medieval Enjoyment [games — 2026-07-07]
  Realms of Despair is the original SMAUG MUD, a free medieval fantasy text game boasting over 250 unique areas, a wide variety of races and classes, and a rich web of guilds, clans, and nation-based roleplay organizations. The site serves as the official hub for the game, offering a web client, documentation on commands and classes, area maps, community resources, and a new player guide.
• Reasonability [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Lilly's fledgling personal site 'Reasonability' is a charming work-in-progress featuring shrines, music, cooking, drawings, programming notes, and a DIY MP3 player PCB project. The site has a playful, self-aware tone with a spinny cube sitemap and honest admissions that most pages are still empty.
• Recent Updates [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  TheChels.uk is a 'working out loud' personal tech blog by an engineering leader, covering topics like AI developments, RSS feeds, web tools, developer productivity, and internet culture. With 671 posts spanning over a decade, it blends technical commentary with curated links and monthly mixtapes for a distinctly personal but professionally-minded voice.
• RECEPTIONS [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Receptions is an artist's personal site featuring galleries of original artwork organized by year, spanning 2022 through 2026. The site also showcases original characters and offers commissions, making it a hub for fans of the creator's distinctive illustration style.
• Reconfigurable House [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  The Reconfigurable House is an interactive art installation by Usman Haque and Adam Somlai-Fischer that uses low-tech sensors, actuators, and open-source hardware like Arduino and Processing to create a responsive, participatory environment. Visitors and remote users can interact with the house through phone calls, touch screens, and live sensor feeds, blurring the boundary between architecture, technology, and art.
• Recycled Words [literature — 2026-07-07]
  René's personal German-language blog 'Recycled Words' has been handcrafted since 2002, offering a mix of short-form posts and longer essays on everyday life, cycling, and food. The site features a clean minimalist design with both a blog and a 'Shorts' section for quick thoughts, cross-posted to Mastodon.
• red ribbon [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Red Ribbon is a personal Neocities page with a gentle, curated aesthetic that warns visitors about linked content containing flashing images like sparkling gifs. The site appears minimal and art-forward, with a soft old-web sensibility and careful content warnings for linked material.
• Red River Astronomy Club [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  The Red River Astronomy Club (RRAC) serves amateur astronomers in the Ark-La-Tex region, offering observing sessions at their property near Nashville, AR, star party information, and astro photo galleries. The site includes links to local sky conditions, club news, member resources, and connections to astronomy clubs across Arkansas and Texas.
• Red&Blue's Blog [photography — 2026-07-07]
  Red and Blue's shared blog is a collaborative space where two creators post about whatever interests them, with navigation organized by category including Photography and Technology. The site is just getting started but has a warm, inviting tone with a classic old-web personal blog feel.
• redcrown.net ♚ seven – warrior of light [games — 2026-07-07]
  Redcrown.net is a fan collective run by Larissa, hosting multiple fansites covering her favorite video games and musicians, active in some form since 2007. The current layout celebrates her Warrior of Light character from Final Fantasy XIV, and the hub connects visitors to a network of individual fan shrines and creative pages.
• RedMalva's website [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  RedMalva's personal Neocities site promises a mix of zines and comics, hinting at a creative-focused space built for desktop viewing on a high-resolution screen. The content warnings for individual zines and comics suggest original illustrated or written works are the main draw.
• redsite [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Max, known online as redcathode, runs this personal site showcasing their work as a programmer and electronics hobbyist during a gap year after high school. Visitors can browse past projects and current research interests, along with multiple contact options including Matrix, XMPP, and Signal.
• Redtail Works [photography — 2026-07-07]
  Redtail Works is a personal site blending nature and technology, featuring photography, writing, and miscellaneous projects from a creator with a fursona. The site uses a sleek single-page JavaScript navigation style with an old-web aesthetic, including webrings, a webwall, and a blog section.
• ReduxFlakes [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  ReduxFlakes is the personal site of a software developer and designer from Portugal, featuring a blog, digital garden, design gallery, shrines, and an extensive collection of resources and public APIs. The site is impressively structured with a roadmap, changelog, commissions, and a curated blogroll, making it a rich hub for this creator's technical and creative work.
• ReedDesign - Approximate Conversion from Points to Pixels [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  A handy reference page from ReedDesign providing an approximate conversion table between typographic points, pixels, ems, and percentage values for use in web and print design. Created by Roy Reed, this practical chart is part of a broader personal design site covering web design tips, AV design work, photography, and kite-related content.
• reef { mini-cliques } [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Reef is a collection of mini-cliques created by the owner of kingdra.net, offering copy-paste HTML snippets for personal websites covering topics like gemstones, Nintendo games, Pokemon, Splatoon, colors, music, and fandom tropes. Each clique comes with pre-made pixel or text graphics sourced from various artists, making it easy for visitors to grab a badge and join without any formal membership listing to maintain.
• reesa marris [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Reesa Marris maintains this minimalist blog to share writings, musings, and life updates, with sections dedicated to a movie log and a bookshelf alongside regular posts. The site reflects a literary sensibility, making it a cozy corner for readers interested in personal reflections on books, films, and everyday life.
• Regal [wildlife — 2026-07-07]
  The Tigers fanlisting: Regal is the official Tigers fanlisting, owned by Jenn and listed on The Fanlistings Network, bringing together over 1,800 fans of these magnificent big cats from around the world. Visitors can join the list, grab a button to link back, and browse the growing community of tiger enthusiasts.
• regen's den [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Regen's Den is a personal creative hub built by the artist known as 'regen' (also rgndxzzk), showcasing their graphics design work, original music releases, photography, and an Instagram archive all in one place. The site features a polished retro-web aesthetic with a live Last.fm track display, webrings, and a regularly updated changelog that reflects genuine ongoing dedication.
• Regent's Park Birds [wildlife — 2026-07-07]
  Tony Duckett's birding blog documents bird sightings across London's Regent's Park, Bushy Park, and Richmond Park, with a searchable log of species spotted over the years. The site includes a sightings map, a photo gallery, and posts covering birding trips further afield such as the Lake District and Norfolk.
• Regi's Web Vault - Guestbook - Atabook [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  This is the guestbook page for Regi's Web Vault, a personal old-web style site hosted on Atabook's free guestbook platform. The few messages left by friends reveal a playful, Linux-loving personality with a fondness for internet culture and close-knit online friendships.
• Registax Tutorial [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  A beginner-focused step-by-step tutorial for stacking and processing planetary images using the free software Registax, written by an astrophotographer who uses a Meade DSI Color camera. The guide walks through alignment, optimization, stacking, and wavelet sharpening in plain language, making it accessible to newcomers who find other tutorials too vague.
• RegiStax/waveSharp- Free image processing software [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  RegiStax and waveSharp are free image processing tools developed by Cor Berrevoets and an international team, designed specifically for stacking and sharpening astronomical images from AVI video files. The site hosts downloads, release notes, and articles from contributors covering lunar, solar, and planetary imaging techniques under Linux and Windows.
• Regular expressions in PowerShell and Perl [programming — 2026-07-07]
  A focused technical reference by John D. Cook comparing how regular expressions work in PowerShell versus Perl, with practical examples of matching, replacing, and capturing. Particularly useful for developers already familiar with regex who need to adapt their skills to PowerShell's.NET-based implementation.
• Regular-Expressions.info - Regex Tutorial, Examples and Reference - Regexp Patterns [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Regular-Expressions.info is the premier reference destination for learning and mastering regular expressions, offering in-depth tutorials, syntax references, and practical examples covering dozens of languages and tools. Created by Jan Goyvaerts, the site walks visitors through everything from beginner pattern basics to advanced regex techniques used in Perl, PHP, Java,.NET, and many other environments.
• reij's resources!? [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Reij's resource hub collects an extensive array of web design tools including fonts, CSS utilities, gradient generators, and curated pastebins for building old-web style sites. The site is packed with categorized links to tools like css generators, color pickers, and animation libraries, making it a handy reference for Neocities-style web creators.
• Reilly Spitzfaden, Composer [music — 2026-07-07]
  Reilly Spitzfaden is a composer and programmer whose work blends contemporary classical composition with electronics, glitch aesthetics, and obsolete media. The site showcases commissioned pieces for ensembles like BlackBox Ensemble, blog posts on algorithmic reverb and databending, and a wide range of creative projects bridging music and code.
• Reimar [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Reimar is a Danish programmer's self-hosted personal site running on a Raspberry Pi, showcasing several original software projects including a Tetris clone in Rust, a Conway's Game of Life implementation, and a browser-based popup timer. The site reflects a genuine hobbyist coding spirit, with links to GitHub and Gitea repositories and even a live server temperature readout.
• relict.mkv [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Sam, known online as relict.mkv, has built a heartfelt personal corner of the web in Edinburgh, UK, celebrating the spirit of late 90s and early 2000s internet culture with a weblog, guestbook, drawbox, and links to personal favourites. The site wears its indie web philosophy proudly, complete with webrings, web buttons, and a manifesto advocating for personal spaces over corporate social media.
• Ｒｅｌｌｙｉａ [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Rellyia is a personal creative site by an artist who shares a gallery split into main works and doodles, alongside a blog and links section. The site has a clean aesthetic with Japanese text elements and has grown steadily since 2018, making it a charming corner of the old web for fans of indie digital art.
• RemDoc [literature — 2026-07-07]
  RemDoc is a scholarly digital archive hosted by the Huygens Institute of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, offering searchable access to historical documents with transcriptions, translations, and annotations. Researchers can navigate records via map, graph, or list views and examine facsimiles of original documents, making it a valuable tool for humanities and history scholarship.
• remember me [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Milkam's cheerful personal site features a pastel-pink aesthetic with sections for photographs, collections, a bedroom page, and virtual pets. The creator, a university student, has been lovingly handcoding and expanding the site since 2023 with plans for art, plushies, and dream pages.
• Remix Theory » Archivio » Regressive and Reflexive Mashups in Sampling Culture, by Eduardo Navas [music — 2026-07-07]
  Remix Theory is an academic resource by Eduardo Navas exploring remix culture, mashups, sampling, and the theoretical frameworks behind DJ culture and hip hop. The site publishes scholarly texts and essays tracing how cut-and-paste practices in music and new media reflect broader cultural and copyright dynamics.
• remodeling [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Nyxie's Neocities page is currently mid-remodel, with links to their socials, guestbook, and blog still accessible while the new design takes shape. The site participates in the Retronaut and CSS Joy webrings, hinting at a handcrafted old-web aesthetic that the creator is clearly proud of.
• remotes.club [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Remotes.club is a tilde-style shared server community built specifically for remote workers, where members each get an account and can publish their own index pages. The member directory lists over 150 users, making it a lively small-web hub in the tradition of public Unix communities.
• remy sharp's b:log [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Remy Sharp, a JavaScript developer and consultant based in Brighton UK, writes about web development, coding, and the business of running a tech consultancy called Left Logic. With archives stretching back to 2006 and hundreds of posts covering JavaScript, git tips, and front-end topics, this is a well-established developer blog from a respected voice in the web community.
• rena del pieve gobbi experimental film + photography [photography — 2026-07-07]
  Rena del Pieve Gobbi showcases her experimental film and photography work, including photograms, abstract early film, dance poetry, and portrait series. The image-heavy site offers a visually striking collection of avant-garde work spanning flowers, circuit imagery, fruit studies, and larva photography.
• René Coignard [music — 2026-07-07]
  René Coignard, formerly known as Mikhail Podivilov, is a composer, experimental organist, and human rights activist who fled Russia after facing government persecution for his anti-war activism. His weblog blends reflections on travel, music compositions, and personal essays, offering a rare window into the life of an artist shaped by political exile.
• REPENT REPENT REPENT REPENT REPENT REPENT REPENT REPENT REPENT REPENT REPENT REPENT REPENT REPENT REPENT REPENT REPENT REPENT REPENT REPENT REPENT REPENT REPENT REPENT REPENT REPENT REPENT REPENT REPE [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Soda's colorful personal corner of the web covers fashion, video games, theatre, and tabletop RPGs, with sections for outfit posts, a dream journal, and a rotating music playlist. The site is packed with blinkies, fanlistings, and personal touches that make it a charming example of the modern indie web revival aesthetic.
• REPTH [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Remy's personal site, REPTH, is a nostalgic throwback to early-to-mid 2000s web aesthetics, featuring original art, custom layouts and themes, graphics, a photo log, and journal entries. Named after a healing spell from the.hack// game series, the site blends creative output with personal expression including a mental health and recovery journal.
• requiem.moe [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Requiem's personal homepage blends a blog, art gallery, and live service dashboard into a sleek self-hosted platform, reflecting interests spanning gaming, Linux, and cyberpunk aesthetics. The site features listening stats, GitHub repositories, recently watched media, and a live chat system, showcasing the creator's deep investment in both programming and internet culture.
• Resilient Web Design—Chapter 6 [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Written by Jeremy Keith, 'Resilient Web Design' is a free online book exploring progressive enhancement as a philosophy and practical methodology for building robust websites. Chapter 6 walks through a three-step design process with concrete examples ranging from news sites to collaborative word processors, emphasizing that core functionality should always be accessible regardless of browser capabilities.
• Resource [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  A curated collection of web design assets for Carrd and Rentry pages, including stamps, blinkies, dividers, and coding resources. The site also offers accessibility tips for page creators, such as color contrast advice and alt text guidance.
• Resource Library [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Club Jessica's Resource Library is a curated collection of tools and learning materials for indie web creators, covering HTML/CSS tutorials, webmaster utilities, and art tools like Photopea and FlamingText. It's a handy one-stop reference for anyone building their own personal site on the old web, with links to accessibility checkers, GIF makers, blinkie creators, and color palette tools.
• Resources – Piecemeal Quilts [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Piecemeal Quilts offers a carefully curated directory of quilting resources, organized into categories like block instructions, fabric manufacturers, and skill-building tools for quilters of all experience levels. The site cuts through the noise of the internet to highlight only the best quilting sites, saving beginners and experienced quilters alike from wading through low-quality content.
• Responsive Typography with Viewing Distance Detection Demo [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Created by Marko Dugonjić at Creative Nights Studios, this interactive demo showcases an experimental approach to responsive typography that detects a user's viewing distance in real time to adjust font sizes accordingly. It pushes beyond standard CSS media queries and links to related tools like Typetester, Size Calculator, and Universal Typography for further exploration.
• retasu⋆⁺₊⋆ [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Retasu is a lovingly crafted personal site by a 28-year-old creator who grew up browsing anime graphics and fan sites in the early 2000s, returning to that world with this nostalgic homepage. Inspired by Tokyo Mew Mew and old-school anime resource sites, the site features a diary, music page, art gallery, fanlistings, and original character pages.
• Retro Gaming | Jefklak's Codex [games — 2026-07-07]
  Jefklak's Codex is a personal retro gaming log by a writer called Jefklak, covering classic DOS games, GBA RPGs, Nintendo DS titles, and old-school PC platformers with reviews, guides, and a curated Top 100 list. With over 221 reviewed video games and a focus on nineties Apogee releases, obscure gems, and nostalgic retrospectives, it is a rich archive for anyone who loves vintage gaming.
• Retro Gaming Roundup | Retro Video Game Podcast [games — 2026-07-07]
  Retro Gaming Roundup is a long-running podcast dedicated to classic video games, arcade machines, and vintage computing hardware, featuring monthly episodes packed with reviews, interviews, top ten lists, and gaming expo coverage. Hosted by a rotating cast including Scott Schreiber and UKMike, the site offers an extensive archive of episodes, image galleries from retro gaming events, video content, and a lively community across forums and social networks.
• Retro Y2K | V7 [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Kristylicious is a retro-styled personal site by Kristy that lovingly recreates the aesthetic of 90s and Y2K-era web design, drawing inspiration from platforms like GeoCities, Angelfire, and AOL Hometown. The site blends old-web nostalgia with personal content including HTML codes, web design resources, and a vintage frillies-style layout.
• Retro-Sanctuary - The Home of Retro Video Gaming [games — 2026-07-07]
  Retro-Sanctuary is a dedicated retro gaming resource covering classic consoles from the Commodore 64 and ZX Spectrum to the Dreamcast and SNES, featuring in-depth top 100 game lists, reviews, and console rankings. The site's creator has compiled exhaustive ranked lists for dozens of retro platforms and also produces companion YouTube videos, making it a go-to destination for fans of vintage gaming hardware.
• Retrobase [games — 2026-07-07]
  Retrobase is a personal page dedicated to retro video games, covering the history and cultural impact of classic titles from the 1970s through the 1990s on systems like the NES, Atari 2600, and Commodore 64. Visitors will find an overview of key aspects of retro gaming including pixel graphics, chiptune music, iconic genres, and the lasting legacy these games have on modern indie development.
• RetroGamer | Play retro games [games — 2026-07-07]
  JotaDev (Jota De) is an independent game developer who creates retro-style pixel art video games, including a Game Boy Color title and mobile-friendly kawaii games playable directly online. The site showcases original 2D games spanning 2-bit to 8-bit aesthetics, with links to an Itch.io page and a gallery of pixel art work.
• Retrograde Road [games — 2026-07-07]
  Retrograde Road is an indie doujin circle founded in 2013 that specializes in creating bullet hell shoot-'em-ups and original music, with its flagship project being the Touhou-inspired shmup 'Mukai Genmaden ~ chain of lucidity'. The site showcases the group's games, music productions, development history, and behind-the-scenes notes from its remaining active member.
• RetroMUD | Free Online Roleplaying Game (MMORPG) | It's not just a game, it's an attitude [games — 2026-07-07]
  RetroMUD is a free, text-based online fantasy roleplaying game (MUD) featuring over 100 levels of play, six distinct worlds, and dozens of quests that players can access from desktop or mobile clients. The site serves as the official hub for the game, offering player rankings, help files, donation options, and connection instructions for a variety of MUD clients including Mudlet and MUSHClient.
• Reuben Son [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Reuben Son is a New York-based artist and developer whose portfolio spans software, electronic music, sound art, and ceramics. The site catalogs recent exhibitions and collaborations, including group shows in Brooklyn and contributions to The HTML Review and Are.na Annual.
• Reusable Art - ReusableArt.com [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  ReusableArt.com, built by crafter Michele Tway, offers a collection of over 4,755 free public domain vintage illustrations, drawings, and paintings rescued from old books and magazines for use in crafts, scrapbooking, and web design. With images organized into categories like animals, alphabets, and backgrounds, it serves as a richly stocked archive honoring original artists while giving their work new life.
• Rexies Creative Writing Site [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Rexie's Creative Writing Site is a hobbyist hub built to support writers with links to resources, writing prompts, character advice, and ongoing collaborative stories. Visitors can read original fiction and poetry, contribute their own work, and find curated links to other writing sites around the web.
• rezmason.net - Welcome [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Rezmason's personal homepage showcases their projects, beliefs, and professional availability, with connections to GitHub and the Merveilles creative coding community. The site's minimal text and canvas element suggest a focus on technical and creative programming work.
• RF and Microwave Engineering [schools — 2026-07-07]
  Dr. Ernest Kim's course page for EEE 194 RF and Microwave Engineering at the University of San Diego offers a comprehensive set of lecture notes, assignments, and supplementary materials for Spring 2001. Visitors will find Smith Chart tutorials, Matlab filter examples, ADS simulation guides, and downloadable tools covering everything from low-pass filter design to RF amplifier circuits.
• RG Photography [photography — 2026-07-07]
  Ruth and Grant Gillingham of RG Photography showcase their professional portrait and wedding photography from Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, with galleries covering weddings, family portraits, babies, and graduations. Operating since 1985, this late-1990s studio site offers sample images and booking information for clients seeking to capture life's milestone moments.
• Rhetorical Ramblings [games — 2026-07-07]
  Rhetorical Ramblings is a daily-updated personal blog with a heavy focus on video game news, covering titles like Bioshock Infinite, GTA V, and Warcraft alongside occasional tech and pop culture commentary. The site mixes opinionated link-sharing with short editorial takes, making it a snapshot of early 2013 gaming discourse.
• rhinedottir! [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Rhinedottir (also known as Leafy) is a Genshin Impact-obsessed personal neocities site built in the old-web spirit, featuring shrines, figure collections, a gig tracker, dream journal, and beauty content. The site leans heavily into jirai kei aesthetics, Genshin Impact fandom, and old-web nostalgia with a lively collection of fanlistings and cliques.
• Rhizome Artbase [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  The Rhizome ArtBase is a comprehensive archive of born-digital artworks spanning from 1983 to the present, preserving net art, interactive pieces, and digital creations from hundreds of artists worldwide. Visitors can browse by date or artist name, exploring decades of internet art history with works ranging from early BBS art to contemporary generative and interactive pieces.
• Rho's Assorted Memery [music — 2026-07-07]
  Rho's colorful personal site covers a mix of creative projects including UTAU voicebank development, yarn patterns, original art, and goat-related storylines. The site has a playful, chaotic old-web energy packed with blinkies, stamps, animated cursors, and strong opinions on topics like AI art and browser choices.
• Rhythm Heaven Wiki [games — 2026-07-07]
  The Rhythm Heaven Wiki is a community-built encyclopedia covering the entire Rhythm Heaven series of music rhythm games created by Tsunku, with 685 articles spanning all titles from the GBA original through the upcoming Nintendo Switch entry Rhythm Heaven Groove. Part of the Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance, it serves as a comprehensive reference for gameplay, characters, and series history that fans and newcomers alike can browse and contribute to.
• rhzArtist's Website [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  rhzArtist is a New York-based illustrator and ceramicist whose sprawling 196-page site houses 480 artworks alongside personal writing about ecology, autism, and queer identity. The site is a labor of love built from scratch in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, blending art portfolio with candid self-expression in a way that feels genuinely rare.
• Rib-Eye Black Dragon Archives | Profile [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Rib-Eye Black Dragon Archives is a personal archiving site by a self-described novice web developer who is passionate about free internet, FOSS, and escaping corporate social media platforms. The site collects posts and content under the Rib-Eye Black Dragon moniker, with a minimal dark theme aesthetic and links to outposts on Notepin and Spacehey.
• ribo.zone [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Ribo.zone is a whimsically framed personal site styled as a laboratory, where the creator shares an eclectic mix of interests including microscopy, plant systematics, clay sculpting, drawings, and game fan pages. The site features its own blog, a collaborative plant grid for exploring plant taxonomy, and ongoing fan content for games like Xenogears, making it a genuinely curious and densely linked personal web space.
• Ric-Rac [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Back with buckets!: Ric-Rac is a crafting blog featuring sewing tutorials, fabric projects, and handmade creations by a maker known as Jodie. This particular post walks through a step-by-step bucket tutorial complete with fabric measurements and layering instructions, showcasing the warm, practical style typical of the site.
• Ric-Rac – 1 hour bag- tutorial [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Jodie's Ric-Rac blog features a detailed step-by-step tutorial for sewing a fabric tote bag in under an hour, complete with pattern instructions, materials list, and construction tips. The site covers handmade bag-making with a warm, accessible tone that appeals to beginner and intermediate sewers looking for quick, practical projects.
• Rich User Experience, UX and Desktopization of War [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  A long-form critical essay by Olia Lialina, researcher and digital folklore advocate, examining how UX design and Web 2.0 ideology have progressively alienated users from their computers and the open web. Drawing on interface theory, military surveillance technology, and the history of personal home pages, the piece traces how 'rich user experience' became a mechanism of control rather than empowerment.
• Richard A. Bartle [games — 2026-07-07]
  Incarnations of MUD: Richard A. Bartle, co-creator of the original MUD, documents every production incarnation of MUD from its 1978 origins at Essex University through its many commercial and hobbyist deployments across decades. A fascinating primary-source history listing dates, hosts, version numbers, nicknames, and detailed notes about each iteration straight from the man who built it.
• Richard A. Bartle [games — 2026-07-07]
  Entry Point: Richard Bartle, co-creator of the original MUD (Multi-User Dungeon) and author of 'Designing Virtual Worlds', presents his personal entry point organized by hat icons covering academic work, MUD design, fiction, humor, and personal details. A landmark in gaming history, this site offers a window into the mind of one of the founding figures of online multiplayer gaming and virtual world theory.
• Richard Felix [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Richard Felix maintains a stream-of-consciousness microblog packed with witty observations about daily life, tech frustrations, banking woes, and personal rules for cooking pancakes. The site has a charming, conversational tone with short dated entries that read like polished tweets combined with longer reflections.
• Richard Saunders, Product owner and designer | The personal site of Richard Saunders, product owner of @contensis and designer based in Newport, South Wales [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Richard Saunders is a product owner and designer from Newport, South Wales, who shares weeknotes, technical tutorials, and reflections on UX, accessibility, and front-end development. Highlights include practical guides on using iOS Shortcuts with Jekyll and the GitHub API, making it a useful read for indie web enthusiasts and developers.
• richardhberg.tripod.com [games — 2026-07-07]
  EBROG (The Internet Berg's Review of Games) is the online home of the BROG zine, a game review newsletter that Richard Berg published across multiple issues from 1992 to 1995. Visitors can browse and download archived issues covering tabletop and wargaming reviews spanning conventions, seasonal releases, and holiday roundups.
• Rick's Woodshop Creations [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Rick's Woodshop Creations is a sprawling woodworking resource built by hobbyist Rick, featuring a searchable index of 34,000+ articles from 38 woodworking and DIY magazines, thousands of project plan links, and a species index with 16,000+ wood references. Visitors will also find curated links to over 200 woodworking sites, tool buying guides, and documentation of Rick's own shop projects.
• Rickard Lindberg [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Rickard Lindberg, a Swedish developer, shares his personal home on the web with a focus on programming as both a craft and a problem-solving tool. The site features a blog, project updates, and a monthly newsletter covering his current work and thoughts on software development.
• Ricky's WWWebsite [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Ricky Miller is a polyglot software developer from Ottawa who showcases his work with JavaScript, React, Rust, and Node.js alongside a portfolio of personal projects like an audio visualizer, emoji picker, and a RetroPie screenshot tool. The site highlights his open source contributions, mentoring work with Toronto Nodeschool, and a detailed work history including a senior role at MetaMask.
• RIFLESNIPER.ART [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  SPRITE RIFLESNIPER's digital art feed showcases a steady stream of character illustrations, commissions, and queer art including robot OCs and zine contributions. The portfolio covers a range of clients and collaborative projects like Art Fight attacks and zine entries, making it a lively window into an active freelance illustrator's work.
• Right Back at Ya! [games — 2026-07-07]
  Dreamland v 1: Dreamland is a Kirby adoption clique run by Christina, where fans can adopt Kirby costume graphics and join a small community of fellow Kirby enthusiasts. Based on the beloved Nintendo character and his animated series 'Right Back at Ya!', the site features adoptable art, member listings, and a cheerful Popstar-themed presentation.
• right this way [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Fray.com is one of the web's earliest and most celebrated venues for personal storytelling, where real people share true first-person narratives in a richly designed format. A landmark of early web culture, it pioneered the art of combining visual design with long-form personal essays and reader-contributed stories.
• right★2★theultraviolet [music — 2026-07-07]
  A creative web project by 'brooklynights' centered on original music, including OSTs for two game projects and a library of MIDI maps for Fran Bow, with up to 67 tracks hosted across various platforms. The site has a wonderfully eccentric, experimental aesthetic with custom fonts, handmade arts, and a deeply personal universe-building vibe.
• Rigsby WI [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Rigsby WI is a webcomic currently on Chapter 4, titled 'This is not about love,' with an impressive 230+ pages of sequential art available to read online. The comic appears to be a substantial ongoing work, offering a deep archive for readers to explore from the beginning.
• riifle.neocities.org [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Riifle's Neocities page is a creative hub centered on character designs, adoptables, and commissions, with links to their toyhouse, Twitter, and a 16+ Discord server for adopt and commission info. The site is currently under hiatus due to broken image links, but serves as a landing point for fans of the creator's original character art and design work.
• rileyland [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Rileyland is a personal creative homepage on Nekoweb featuring animated GIFs and a handcrafted old-web aesthetic, complete with flashing visuals and a custom layout optimized for desktop resolutions. The site is a landing page inviting visitors into a quirky personal web space with a dedicated links page.
• Ring Watching At Antrim Marina [wildlife — 2026-07-07]
  Gareth D.A. Platt documents his weekly visits to Antrim Marina in Northern Ireland, meticulously recording colour-ringed Black-headed Gulls and tracking their movements over time. The blog offers a detailed, citizen-science perspective on gull banding and ring-reading, with observations spanning multiple years and notes on how weather events may affect bird populations.
• ring.muhokama.fun - Index [programming — 2026-07-07]
  The Muhokama webring connects personal sites from developers and programmers who share an interest in topics like functional programming, OCaml, type systems, and the small-web movement. Members span multiple languages and can be browsed through an integrated reader or subscribed to via a generated OPML feed.
• Rings @ anvilfire.com! - What happened to Webring.org? [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  A detailed explanation of what happened to Webring.org after Yahoo's corporate takeover in 2000, written from the perspective of a frustrated ringmaster at anvilfire.com. The page documents the history of the webring system, explains how nav bars worked, and links to resources from other ringmasters who experienced the forced migration firsthand.
• Rings around the Internet! The WebRings Fanlisting [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Created by Nicki Faulk, this fanlisting celebrates the nostalgic world of webrings, those curated link communities that helped 90s web surfers hop between like-minded sites. Visitors can join as fans, browse member lists, and even find active webring projects keeping the old-web tradition alive today.
• riotghoul — art and such [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Leilani (also known as Leon or Lime) is an artist, cosplayer, and crafter who built this colorful personal landing page to showcase her art commissions and connect her presence across platforms like Ko-fi, Tumblr, and ArtFight. The site features digital trinkets, blinkies, and hand-coded HTML that she taught herself out of spite after a university web design course refused to actually teach HTML.
• riots archive [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Riots Archive is a sprawling personal resource hub built by a collector and art lover, packed with links to free games, educational platforms, writing tools, and art courses. The creator shares their hobbies, favorite movies, and a curated selection of fun and useful websites, making it a cozy corner of the old web for curious explorers.
• RISE AND SHINE OR YOU'RE A GONER [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  RubberGarage is a personal creative space by a maker who goes by the same name, featuring original artwork, commissions, and dedicated shrines to eclectic interests including musician R. Stevie Moore, Bill Mumy, and the cult film UHF. The site has a charming old-web aesthetic with pixel clubs, a guestbook, and a 16+ content advisory, making it a cozy corner of Neocities worth exploring.
• Rishikesh Sreehari [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Rishikesh Sreehari's self-described 'niche-less' personal blog doubles as an evolving art project, covering ideas, book and movie tracking, dream lists, and a newsletter with 3000 subscribers across 93 countries. Visitors will find a rich archive of articles, side projects, a running puzzle, and a 'now' page that keeps the space feeling alive and personal.
• risingthumb.xyz Seems can have seams. [games — 2026-07-07]
  RisingThumb.xyz is a sprawling personal site by a game developer who goes by RisingThumb, featuring collections of books, movies, TV shows, and video games alongside blog posts and creative projects. The creator also developed a commercial game called Mirrormind and runs a small book shop called BlackWindBooks, making this a densely packed corner of the indie web.
• Risu's silly world [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Risu's Silly World is a charming under-construction personal homepage by a college student who goes by Risu, featuring blinkies, webrings, and links to their socials. The site hints at interests in K-pop (Stray Kids), violin, and content creation, with a cozy old-web aesthetic built using hand-coded HTML.
• ritual.sh | 88x31 Button Creator [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  A free online tool by Dan (ritual.sh) for creating custom 88x31 pixel buttons with text, colors, gradients, textures, animations, and GIF export support. It includes presets, multiple fonts, ticker scrolling, flashing text effects, and a changelog showing active development since early 2025.
• riz#000000me [literature — 2026-07-07]
  The personal homepage of riz0me, a Chicago-based writing instructor with a presence across multiple indie webrings, featuring a blog, a 'uses' page, links, and a dedicated TTRPG section. The site reflects a range of interests including anime, reality TV, and tabletop RPGs, with the TTRPG section being the only dedicated content category beyond the blog.
• RN14 – Ronald Noorman [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Ronald Noorman is a Dutch visual artist showcasing his works, including gouache and charcoal pieces like the untitled 2007 work featured here. The site serves as a professional portfolio with sections for works, publications, and news, offering a window into his fine art practice.
• Road Less Read [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Better Books For Better Reading: Road Less Read is Zachary Kai's curated book and literature site offering personalized reading recommendations, book lists, reviews, and zine resources to help readers find their next great read. Created in 2019, the site features reading challenges, a zine makers directory, and a growing collection of tools and notes for book lovers who want to skip the algorithmic noise.
• Rob Fahrni [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Rob Fahrni's personal blog covers Apple software development, iOS and macOS app-building, and the day-to-day life of a working programmer navigating the rise of LLMs. Updated frequently with short posts, weekend coffee link roundups, and commentary on tools like Swift, CodeWarrior, and Micro.blog.
• Rob van der Woude's Scripting Pages [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Rob van der Woude's Scripting Pages is a comprehensive reference site covering batch files, PowerShell, VBScript, KiXtart, Perl, Rexx, C#, and more Windows scripting languages. Packed with code snippets, how-to guides, command references, and tool listings, it has been a go-to resource for Windows administrators and scripting enthusiasts for years.
• Robb Knight [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Robb Knight is a developer and web tinkerer who builds tools like EchoFeed, runs podcasts, and chronicles his projects through blog posts, weeknotes, and curated links. His site is a lively personal hub packed with web curios, sticker commerce, and an indie-web sensibility complete with webrings and a colophon.
• Robert Birming [literature — 2026-07-07]
  Robert Birming is a Stockholm-based blogger who shares a steady stream of everyday observations through short posts mixing street photography, travel snapshots, movie and TV mini-reviews, and web development tidbits. With 17 pages of archived posts and a distinctly personal voice, the site captures a slice-of-life perspective from Thailand travels to Danish crime dramas to CSS experiments.