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I believe that every site needs a links page, and I’m hoping this list will provide you with some really interesting and helpful places to explore next.

Personal Sites

Melonking.Net is so expansive that it literally has its own tourist guide. I’m constantly inspired by the web-related community provocations from Melon as well as all the creative animation and code on his site, pushing the bounds of possibility.

Lazy Bones is Alyce’s wonderfully unique, yet resonant personal site. I love the home movies, old journals, love letters, and stamp collection - all her efforts to digitize real world things creates this entirely distinct portal into another’s life.

Cepheus reminds me of all the eye-catching and expressive graphic layouts of the early web. This site has a ton to explore: web material, full free books, and such a creative layout design. Be sure to check out his delightfully atmospheric web profile too!

Cinni’s Dream Home contains an oekaki board, art theory, pixel art, and multitudes more, so check it out and play with the theme switcher! A true source of inspiration for us all.

Lulu in Cyberspace - Lulu’s ardent support of making web development as accessible as possible resonated with me. Lu is infinitely expressive through her site and has a lot to say that’s worth listening to. There’s plenty of fun and playful stuff to explore too.

Marzka.Cafe is a stunningly designed website that’s also built using jekyll. I learned a ton from her website’s public github repository when trying to figure out how to make my SSG work.

Palemomos is a true visual delight for pixel and anime lovers. My favorite part that literally made me gasp in amazement the first time I saw it was Pale’s Yu-Gi-Oh! shrine. The cursor hover effects were out of this world good.

Pastel Hell and I are full of the same early web pixel site nostalgia. Robyn’s lovingly curated Neopets resources, pixel clique memberships, and original pixel art are a true delight.

maya.land - Maya’s timeless content is always interesting and delightful to peruse. Goblin mode forever!

Winnie Lim winnielim.org - This relatable personal online library is a continuous exploration of self that inspires me to think more deeply about my own life.

Unique Resources

Yesterweb opened my eyes to how the web has changed, inspiring me to create this site.

Gloomlee is the genius behind the Neocities-friendly (all HTML and JS, no PHP) TCG manager: neoTCG! I used to play so many TCGs a decade ago and relied heavily on the PHP-based eTCG, but now we can play TCGs without hosting elsewhere!

Dimden’s extremely cool CRT/hotel-vibes site layout blows me away every time. I like his NavLink Ads project, which is a non-commercial way to advertise personal websites.

Ichigo Directory is Cinni’s guide to current and archived cute websites with a focus on pixel art & web materials.

[ Against an Increasingly User-Hostile Web ] A manifesto that details how the modern web commoditises people and the actions we can take to help fight for the open web

[ SADGRL.ONLINE’s Internet manifesto ] a quick, worthwhile read on what we should do to help make the internet better
blinkies.cafe - blinkie generator

[ livestreams of train stations throughout Japan ] - Enjoyment may vary, depending on your timezone



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