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Yellow | Make small websites↗

Datenstrom Yellow is for people who make small websites.

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John Doe’s Page | A simple way to make HTML websites  ↗

This website is a single HTML file. It simply uses the #anchor suffix (from 1992) and the :target CSS selector to show and hide pages/content.

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Class Collection | Are.na ↗

Handmade Web
Composite Class Collection
Share websites and resources :-)

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Webdesign as architecture ↗

An attempt at modelling digital design as a form of psychological architecture, taking the form of a single HTML document.

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Resources – Handmade Web ↗

The hand has become increasingly less present in the web as we know it today. Most websites today are built from templates on website-building platforms, and the knowledge of how to make a website from scratch is relegated to a select few. It has only grown easier to learn how to make websites, but the perceived requirements and expectations for a website have become so convoluted and arcane that many avoid the subject.

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Alt Text Selfies | Welcome ↗

An alt text selfie is any written self-portrait. This project takes a well-known practice—the selfie—and approaches it through a disability lens.

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Tiny Awards ↗

This is the home of the Tiny Awards, which, since 2023, has celebrated the best of the small, poetic, creative, handmade web.

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Die With Me ↗

Die With Me – The chat app you can only use when you have less than 5% battery. Die together in a chatroom on your way to offline peace.

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threads.garden ↗

threads.garden – a small site for making threads on the internet

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Reaching Out, Circling Back ↗

Let’s swipe together. Forever.

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PixelFlags – R74n ↗

A collection of 634 tiny 32×18 pixel art flags. It was originally only 362 flags I created in 2020 during the pandemic, and was expanded 3 years later.

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Untitled by Michal Zelazny ↗

The personal website of Michal Zelazny. Reflections on life, society, technology and the connections between them.

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100 Days To Offload ↗

Can you publish 100 posts on your blog in a year?

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What’s Trending in Type · Typewolf ↗

Typewolf helps designers choose the perfect font combination for their next design project—features web fonts in the wild, font recommendations and learning resources.

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In defense of unpolished personal websites | Ana Rodrigues ↗

For a while now, I’ve been slowing working on a refactor of the codebase of this blog. At one point, I got caught in exciting world of performance and I wanted to make sure I had a super fast pageload. Currently, my CSS is added inline in the HTML and I found myself thinking “no one will be able to read this”.

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The Design System Ecosystem ↗

What does a mature, end-to-end design system look like in a big, complex organization? What are all the moving pieces, and how do they hang together as a well-considered architecture? What’s required and what’s optional? Hold onto your butts, because we’re going to go deep on this one.

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GT Planar Typeface ↗

Brutalita is an experimental font and font editor, edit in your browser and download OTF.

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The Slow Web | Jack Cheng ↗

A popular old essay about finding calm and rhythm online.

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Why we are still using 88×31 buttons – ultrasciencelabs ↗

introduction If you surf the modern “small web” to any extent you’ve encountered 88×31 buttons – a staple of late 90s and early 2000’s websites under…

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Links | Hidde’s blog ↗

Hidde’s blog about web accessibility, standards, HTML, CSS, JavaScript and more.

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Directory | websites accessible to older computers.↗

The Web Directory is a collection of websites and communities accessible to vintage, and modern computers. Our main focu…

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How To Grow Your Digital Garden With Subdomains↗

a post from alan w. smith

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On Self-Expression: My Quarter Century Of Blogging↗

It’s with a near certainty and small sense of frustration that I say there was something that came before, but memory is…

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sourcehut pages↗

sourcehut is a network of useful open source tools for software project maintainers and collaborators, including git rep…

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Museum of Obsolete Media | Floppy Disk Collection↗

he floppy disk collection is part of the Museum of Obsolete Media, which comprises over 800 media formats spanning audio…

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Flithos — Rediscover the Web↗

A decentralized discovery network where websites promote each other through intentional, trust-based links.

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Scrolls↗

Arcane curation focused on the convergence of the IndieWeb, Fediverse and Cybersecurity

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Mac History 85.10 – Welcome to Macintosh↗

The creation of the original Macintosh has been extensively studied and written about, but what happened after it launch…

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A blog post is a very long and complex search query to find fascinating people and make them route interesting stuff to your inbox | Henrik Karlsson↗

When writing in public, there is a common idea that you should make it accessible. This is a left over from mass media.

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Kill your Feeds – Stop letting m dictate how you think↗

We are being boiled like frogs. It happened gradually, one algorithmic tweak at a time. What started as a way to connect…

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refern. | The all-in-one curated image reference platform↗

refern. is an ad-free, Pinterest-like image organizer, reimagined for creatives — save, find, organize, moodboard, study…

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Computers as I used to love them↗

File synchronization can be fun and painless if you don’t have to deal with corporate bullshit.

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Logo Nature – a site to compare logos↗

Logo Nature is a site to compare logos

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JUnited – A Blog Love Letter↗

JUnited is all about supporting other bloggers (and their work) that I’ve come to appreciate. Some may know that I exist…

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To Blogroll, or to not?↗

My thought process about not having a Blogroll, and the introduction of a Postroll.

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LessWrong↗

A community blog devoted to refining the art of rationality

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Blogging Streaks & Freaks | Tom Critchlow↗

I’ve been writing at least one blog post a week for the last 10 weeks. This idea of streaks is completely inspired by Ma…

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Evergreen notes | Andy Matuschak↗

Evergreen notes are written and organized to evolve, contribute, and accumulate over time, across projects. This is an u…

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Crayons, craft paper, and CSS | Chase McCoy↗

Chase McCoy explores, builds, & writes about the web.

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Evolution of the Scrollbar↗

Some iconic scrollbars recreated as faithfully as possible.

Links & Bookmarks as of: 23rd June, 2025

• Publish Something Online ↗
  How to make things that live on the internet.
• Link Punk: A Linkblog ↗
  Just a linkblog, mainly for articles and individual blog posts that I find and want to share. I think of this as me being a DJ only playing articles rather than songs.
• bouncepaw’s links ↗
  Link blog
• blogroll | mire ↗
  This is a fork of the excelent vore.website (source) RSS feed reader. You can find the source code for Mire on Codeberg. Any contributions are welcome! 
• vore.website / a minimal web-based rss/atom feed reader. ↗
  vore.website is a minimal web-based rss/atom feed reader. – subscribe to feeds – view posts chronologically – save stuff that interests you no unread indicators, no choresome tagging system – no bullshit. 
• smallweb directory ↗
  a manually curated collection of neat indie websites.
• All Light, Expanded: Interactive Companion ↗
  Explore an interactive companion of articles, quotes, links, and archival materials that inspired the 2021 documentary All Light, Everywhere.
• url.town ↗
  url.town is a web directory curated by the omg.lol community. 
• Miniflux – Minimalist and Opinionated Feed Reader ↗
  Miniflux is a minimalist and opinionated feed reader. 
• Libravatar :: federated avatar hosting service ↗
  The Open Avatar Service Libravatar is a service which delivers your avatar (profile picture) to other websites. If you create an account with us, your photo could start popping up next to forum posts or blog comments on any site where you left your email address. 
• The Independent Variable ↗
  The latest entries posted on The Independent Variable.
• txt.fyi ↗
  Welcome to the dumbest publishing platform on the web. Write something, hit publish, and it’s live. There’s no tracking, ad-tech, webfonts, analytics, javascript, cookies, user accounts, comments, friending, likes, follower counts or other quantifiers of social capital. The only practical way for anyone to find out about a posting is if the author links to it elsewhere. 
• Words of Type ↗
  Words of Type Events offer a series of lectures and workshops with various topics about typography and typeface design, in English and other languages, hosted on the WoT community.
• Extraset Type Foundry ↗
  Extraset is an independent Swiss type foundry established in Geneva, jointly led by Alex Dujet (Futur Neue), Xavier Erni (Neo Neo), Roger Gaillard (Cécile + Roger) and David Mamie (TM Todeschini + Mamie). Extraset publishes professional typefaces made by graphic designers for graphic designers. 
• A Declaration of the Interdependence of Cyberspace ↗
  Collectively authored and backed by the citizens of the Pluriverse.
• Paint Toys | A small playground of creative canvases ↗
   Fun interactive painting toys to help learn and expand your creative mind. Draw and paint with us today! Paint Toys A small playground of creative canvases to bring out your creative side with a few beautiful limitations inspired by the art world! 
• Medieval Fantasy City Generator | Watabou’s Procgen Arcana ↗
  Watabou’s Procgen Arcana is a collection of free map generators for tabletop role-playing games and worldbuilding. Currently, it consists of six generators, all of them are in active development. 
• Good Email Code | Email code resources website  ↗
  Welcome to the arrogantly named library of, Good Email Code. 
• Nadia Asparouhova ↗
  Personal writing, links, and other things by Nadia Asparouhova. 
• The Slab markup language ↗
  Slab is a programmable markup language that simplifies the creation of HTML. It combines concise notation with standard programming constructs to create reusable web content more efficiently. 
• Happy Hues – Curated colors in context ↗
  See color palette inspiration on a real example website. As you click on different palettes every color on this site updates to give you context of how that color could be used for your design or illustration projects. 
• Nick Noble Works | Portfolio ↗
  Design, dev, cats, mgmt, tarot. 
• bukmark.club — sites with a links / bookmark pages ↗
  A collection of web pages from across the Internet that have a curated collection of bookmarks and/or links. 
• no-JS.club | Promenade for JavaScript freed websites ↗
  The no-JS Club The no-js.club is upNow maintained by shruub, Frank Homburg, but not much changed otherwise! This project was inspired by websites like the 250KB club, the 512KB club, the 1MB club and the former noJS club. The no-JS Club is the successor to Karan Goel’s now archived project, The noJS Club.
• Links by Kwon.nyc ↗
  A collection of interesting links.
• Matt’s Weird Little Garden ↗
• Design Is ↗
  For you to define.
• typo/graphic posters ↗
  typo/graphic posters is a platform on behalf of design through the poster medium. it focus exclusively on typographical and graphical posters, those that challenge type, colors and shapes to express its message.
• Forest – Stay focused, be present ↗
  Forest is an app helping you stay away from your smartphone and stay focused on your work.
• Pedro del Corro ↗
  Pedro del Corro is a designer and design director specializing in various fields including identity systems, art direction, design strategy, campaigns, events, iconography, product visuals, print, and the intersection of product design and brand.
• Indie Web & Small Web Website Directories List ↗
  There are many such Indie Web & Small Web Website Directories out there, and I have quite a few saved in my Raindrop Bookmarks, bur here are the most recent.
• Aphantasia ↗
  Social network for graph enthusiasts.
• The Collection ↗
  Collection of Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum
• Hyperspace ↗
  Hyperspace finds files with identical contents and then reclaims the disk space taken by all but one of the identical files—without removing any of the files. To learn more about how Hyperspace works, please read the FAQ. Hyperspace is available i
• A system to organise your life ↗
  Johnny.Decimal is a system to organise your life. Find things, quickly, with more confidence, and less stress. It’s free to use and the concepts are the same at home or work.
• List, App Default, Default Apps | Indieweb ↗
  A list is a feature on personal sites, often a page (not a post), for collections of specific kinds of posts or things that may not need separate posts, and distinct from a listicle.
• App Defaults ↗
• My default apps and services in late 2023 ↗
  Jan-Lukas Else To join another trend, here’s my list of default apps and services in late 2023.
• Sun Clock ↗
  24-hour clock that shows sunrise, sunset, golden hour, and twilight times for your current location. It also shows the current position and phase of the moon, and its rising and setting times.
• Digital Zen Garden ↗
  My Digital Garden, my Zettelkasten notes, a place to holds my thoughts…
• special fish ↗
  fish are like thoughts and premonitions
• The View from Here – Christopher Butler ↗
  There are many reasons to make things and share them, to write and publish, to speak and record. So many reasons, most unknown; far be it from me to.
• Sharing online as an activity ↗
  Christopher on sharing online and how he approaches it.
• Helsinki Design System | Home page ↗
  Documentation for the Helsinki Design System
• Frontend Practice | Become a better frontend dev ↗
  Take your frontend skills to the next level by recreating real websites from real companies.
• Creating your own federated microblog | Fedify ↗
  In this tutorial, we will build a small microblog that implements the ActivityPub protocol, similar to Mastodon or Misskey, using Fedify, an ActivityPub server framework.
• Modern iOS Navigation Patterns · Frank Rausch ↗
  An unofficial bonus chapter for the iOS Human Interface Guidelines: Learn how to structure iPhone apps with drill-downs, modals, pyramids, sequences, and more.
• Dense Discovery – Thoughtfully curated links from a noisy web ↗
  A weekly dispatch of curated links worth your time. No buzzwords, hype or FOMO.
• Kill the Newsletter! ↗
  Convert email newsletters into Atom feeds
• You’ve been summoned to the tarot terminal ↗
  See the unseen.
• Paper Website: Start a tiny blog from your journal ↗
  No tech. No distractions. Pure Creativity. Publish your ideas to millions just using pen & paper.
• snormal: a wonderfully normal social network ↗
  For all the bits that didn’t make it to the highlight reel. Discover new people and great content.
• Grab browser links and titles in one click A bookmarklet to copy browser tab URLs with titles as rich text and Markdown.
• Styling RSS and Atom Feeds Some notes on how to style RSS and Atom feeds with XSLT stylesheets
• Blogroll A collection of other webdevelopment and design blogs I like to read.
• Using Webmentions in Eleventy How to pull interactions from social media platforms like Twitter back to your own site, using Webmentions, webmention.io and Bridgy.
• Ctrl-C.club! Ctrl-C.club is a Linux server offering free SSH and web accounts to users who want to build webpages, chat online, learn Linux, play text console games, or fiddle around writing software.
• Tracy Durnell’s Mind Garden – Thinking and Learning In Public
• Infinitown | A WebGL Experiment by Little Workshop A randomly generated endless city built with WebGL.
• The Miracle of Photography The two most revolutionary technological advances in human consciousness are the invention of writing and the form of photography.
• Calendar Collective Calendar Collective is a living archive of alternate calendars.
• A brief history of Mac firmware From the Macintosh ROM of Classic days, to Open Firmware in Power Macs, and on to (U)EFI with Intel, and ending up with LLB and iBoot in Apple silicon Macs.
• How the Blog Broke the Web I first got online in 1993, back when the Web had a capital letter — three, in fact — and long before irony stretched its legs and unbuttoned its flan
• Project Gemini Gemini is a new internet technology supporting an electronic library of interconnected text documents. That’s not a new idea, but it’s not old fashioned either. It’s timeless, and deserves tools which treat it as a first class concept, not a vestigial corner case. 
• swissmiss swissmiss is an online garden (aka design blog) run by Tina Roth Eisenberg, a Swiss designer gone NYC.
• bucket webring! a webring for cool people who like to make things!
• FreshRSS FreshRSS is a self-hostable RSS aggregator and reader. It allows you to read and follow several news websites at a glance without the need to browse from one website to another. FreshRSS is lightweight, configurable, and easy to use.
• Obsidian Publish Obsidian Publish is the easiest way to publish your wiki, knowledge base, documentation, or digital garden.
• Mailtolink.me | The Mailto Link Generator Mailto link code and markup generator with subject, body, cc and bcc. Quickly and easily generate code for those annoying mailto links.
• blog – catskull.net mostly harmless
• How to start a newsletter blog with Cloudflare Email Workers I’ve often been asked what the best way to start blogging in [current year] is. It turns out, that’s a pretty difficult question to answer!
• Nearly Perfect Book Nearly Perfect is a focused, illustrated guide to building enduring products. Why do certain products effortlessly dominate their competition? Why do some seemingly sophisticated products flounder and fail? This book explains why.
• BlogFlock BlogFlock is a social network for reading, discovering, and sharing your favourite blogs and feeds with friends. Create lists of blogs you love, and follow lists created by others.
• Ambient Co-presence Creating a subtle, peripheral, and synchronous sense of shared space and context on the web
• Webbed Briefs Brief videos about the web, its technologies, and how to make the most of them
• Open Color Color scheme for UI design
• Ytoo.org Your gateway to all things retro!
• Viralwalk Teleport to amazing webpages all over the internet and discover new content
• Pliko Pliko microblogging. Welcome to Pliko! Our network is a retro micro-blogging website similar to what early versions of Twitter were. Share whatever you’re doing at any moment in a message of only 140 characters
• Owler The Old Twitter is back…
• Aresluna Marcin Wichary Designer, writer, & typographer
• The hardest working font in Manhattan A story of a 150-year-old font you have never heard of – and one you probably saw earlier today.
• The IndieWeb Doesn’t Need to “Take Off” – Susam’s Maze
• Blogging Tips & Tools Having trouble coming up with blog ideas? Check out these …
• Type Design Resources Everything from learning the basics to running your own foundry.
• Webspaces. This is the home of Webspaces, a new kind of website that uses HTML to create 3D worlds in addition to 2D pages. Webspaces are made up of static HTML files – this webspace is hosted on GitHub Pages. If you want, you can fork it as a starting point for your own
• Exclave Urban Railway
• LOW←TECH MAGAZINE This is a solar-powered website, which means it sometimes goes offline
• How blogs shaped the web | Chase McCoy Chase McCoy explores, builds, & writes about the web.
• How to Start Your Blog in 2023 Running your own blog helps you keep an online journal of your life and thoughts that doesn’t depend on unreliable tech platforms like Facebook or Twitter. But this process is still needlessly complicated and certainly not user-friendly for regular people.
• An Illustrated Dictionary of Emotion Emotions guide our lives. Exploring how we feel is a worthy endeavor for anyone hoping to understand themselves or even build a successful brand.
• ✱ Blogging is romantic – Andrea Contino – Go With The Flow I found this post by ava about the parallelism between blogging and romanticism magnificent: Blogging that’s personal and reflective (and not just how-to’s.
• is blogging romantic? talking about romanticising and Romanticism (two different things).
• PJ Onori’s blog
• VOIDNET Interactive Wiki of Naratives / by Victor Ivanov VOIDNET is a wiki of narratives. VOIDNET is an interactive web application housing hundreds of pages of inter-connected science fiction stories presented through an in-world interface. The VOIDNET terminal is the primary method for users to interact with VOIDNET, situated at the bottom of the standard user interface.
• list.supply List!! Laugh!!! Love!!!!!
• supply ur own lists by emailing lists [at] shen dot land..
• niceinter.net Personal Website
• Olia Lialina. A Vernacular web. Indigenous and Barbarians When I started to work on the World Wide Web I made a few nice things that were special, different and fresh. They were very different from what was on the web in the mid 90’s.
• A Website Is A Room Text Only Website
• Publish Something Online How to make things that live on the internet.
• How to make things that live on the internet.
• Why I Have a Website and You Should Too · Jamie Tanna | Software Engineer A persuasive look at the many reasons why you should have your own website, and some of the benefits it will bring you.
• Home · wargaluk The personal website of wargaluk, a conscious physical being and a person
• John Richard Hewitt This has always been a non-linear journey.
• What is wrong with me The personal website of wargaluk, a conscious physical being and a person.
• The Design Issue 2016 25 original thinkers solve all your problems
• Archive of Interestingness The archive of interestingness is my attempt to create a tool to augment our own creativity and problem-solving by putting this idea to the test. The tool offers us three unrelated, but interesting, concepts and an invitation to make our own connections.
• Airport Typeface My digital interpretation comes in two flavors, Airport and Airport X. Both subfamilies offer seven upright weights, with identical character sets and OpenType features. I started with the boldest weight, Airport Bold, which stays close to Carter’s original design, and added lighter weights.
• ET Book Typeface · Edward Tufte on GitHub ET Book A webfont of the typeface used in Edward Tufte’s books.
• caffeine.wiki | Personal Website
• HOTGLUE.ME :: unique tool for web publication & samizdat HOTGLUE is a visual tool for creating websites directly in the web-browser. Whether you want to make a personal webpage, online gallery or a website for your band.
• You Can Make A Website If you have any doubts, then you’re the target audience of this guide.
• Daring Fireball, by John Gruber Commentary on Apple, technology, design, politics, and more.
• mnmlist This blog is Uncopyrighted. Its author, Leo Babauta, has released all claims on copyright and has put all the content of this blog into the public domain.
• tildeverse we’re a loose association of like-minded tilde communities. if you’re interested in learning about *nix (linux, unix, bsd, etc) come check out our member tildes and sign up!
• ~tilde.club~
• Subreply.com Welcome to an online platform designed to encourage meaningful connection and engagement. It eliminates distractions and clutter, allowing users to focus on meaningful conversations and content sharing.
• Smol Pub Smol Pub is tiny blogging service. Web interface and CLI to manage your posts. Accessible from Web, Gemini and Gopher. Storage for your images. Write custom CSS for web. Attach your custom domain with SSL.
• sourcehut hub Welcome to sourcehut! This suite of open source tools is the software development platform you’ve been waiting for. We’ve taken the wisdom of the most successful open-source communities and turned it into a platform of efficient engineering tools.
• What is the Small Web? Small Is Beautiful (Oct, 2022): What is the Small Web and why do we need it? Today, I want to introduce you to a concept – and a vision for the future of our species in the digital and networked age – that I’ve spoken about for a while but never specifically written about:
• How I write my blogs in Obsidian and publish instantly I’ve been using Obsidian for all my writing lately, and it’s been a game changer. The local-first model means everything lives as plain text on my machine, and with the Minimal theme, the interface stays clean and distraction-free.
• George Nance About I’m a full-stack developer, AI enthusiast, and problem-solver who loves creating impactful digital experiences.
• Bruce Lawson’s personal site I’m a 50-ish year old guy living in Birmingham U.K.
• GT Standard Typeface GT Standard is a contemporary response to the modernist pursuit of standardization. The typeface is systematic yet expressive, built for clarity, adaptability, and precision across every scale and medium.
• Mac OS X Lion CSS3 by Alessio Atzeni Mac Os X Lion with CSS3 Experiment – I wanted to create with only use of CSS3 the boot, the login page and finally the desktop of the Mac OS X Lion.
• Sharing links This blog has a new section where I share links to posts I read in other places.
• The internet is a natural network, just build your own website. I’ve committed myself properly this to building my own personal platform. No fancy tech. No new tools. No distractions with the latest fad. It’s taken me longer than expected.
• How to generate color palettes for design systems A guide on how to generate color palettes for design systems
• Personal website of Gwern Branwen (writer, self-experimenter, and programmer): topics: psychology, statistics, technology, deep learning, anime. This index page is a categorized list of Gwern.net pages.
• Ping-o-Matic!
• Bookmarks by Flamed Fury What’s going on Internet? fLaMEd fury is the personal website of fLaMEd.
• fLaMEd fury What’s going on Internet? This is my homepage. I write about the web and stuff.
• Relearn CSS layout Learn to write better, resilient CSS If you find yourself wrestling with CSS layout, it’s likely you’re making decisions for browsers they should be making themselves.
• Link Punk: A Linkblog Just a linkblog, mainly for articles and individual blog poststhat I find and want to share. I think of this as me being a DJ only playing articles rather than songs.
• Bookmarks · Chris Burnell All of my bookmarks.
• Links • Cory Dransfeldt These are links I’ve liked or otherwise found interesting. They’re all added manually, after having been read and, I suppose, properly considered.
• Ooh.Directory: A place to find good blogs that interest you. A collection of 2,366 blogs about every topic.
• Indieseek.xyz Directory A search directory of the Independent Web.
• A Blog Directory A home for everyone’s blog and post rolls.
• Minimal Gallery – Website Design Inspiration Hand-picked design inspiration, curated daily.
• Index v1 You found my Website!But this is not a regular site… What you are looking at is a .txt file.    
• Follow.it — The Ultimate News Platform Never miss important news again, without information overload. As publisher, turn your news into revenue and increase traffic.
• Blogtrottr — Free RSS and Atom feed to email service. Get RSS and Atom feeds from your favourite websites and blogs sent to your email account in real time, for free.
• Feedrabbit – RSS and Atom web feed to email service Follow your favorite blogs, news sites and comics by email. No apps to install, no extra sites to visit, your email is never shared, you are in control.
• The Endless Doomscroller An endless stream of doom, without all the specifics.
• Get Blogging! A blog is an easy way to write on the web. Here’s how to get started.
• Fraidycat Follow blogs, wikis, YouTube channels, as well as accounts on Twitter, Instagram, etc. from a single page.
• Vertex Gallery Vertex gallery is a gallery that shows new art each 24 hours.
• Dark Web Links | Dark Web Sites | Deep Web 2025 Ultimate collection of dark web links to browse tor network/darknet/deep web in 2025. Dark web sites are listed with description & .onion sites URL.
• The Monospace Web – Minimal Design Exploration by Oskar WickströmMonospace fonts are dear to many of us. Some find them more readable, consistent, and beautiful, than their proportional alternatives.
• 1br: pico-mac-nano Fully assembled, tested and working pico-mac-nano plus new USB splitter cable and hex key.
• 1-bit rainbow 1-bit rainbow provides resources for enthusiasts and collectors of Vintage Apple computers. Our name and logo were inspired by the curious beauty of retro technology.
• Dear Designer Technology, typography and tomorrow: a love letter to graphic designers
• Letraflex Font Family A retro hype type for the future! Letraflex is a bold retro-inspired typeface with a slightly futuristic style. The family is based on old computer lettering and Magnetic Ink Character Recognition (MICR), with a little contemporary twist including nice ink traps. Available at MyFonts. Demo video :
• Align: The Time Blocking App Elevate your time management with Align: a visual time blocking app. Plan, prioritize, and stay organized effortlessly. Conquer your day with ease.
• The Punctuation Guide The web’s most comprehensive guide to American punctuation.
• Poline — Esoteric Color Palette Generation Library is lightweight, dependency free and fast JavaScript function written in TypeScript. It draws lines between anchors over polar coordinates to generate pleasing color palettes.
• Showcase Curate your life
• Historical Tech Tree Interactive visualization of technological history
• YouSim they’ve simulated websites, worlds, and imaginary CLIs… but what if they simulated *you*?
• Web 1.0 Hosting Free Web 1.0 static Hosting
• Newsletters by Robin Rendle 
• turning a bearblog into a microblog i talk about design choices i made to turn a bearblog into a microblog.
• yourselfhosted/slash: streamline your link management. An open source, self-hosted platform for sharing and managing your most frequently used links. Easily create customizable, human-readable shortcuts to streamline your link management. – yourselfhos…
• Komments Welcome to Komments. A simple way to allow comments for any web page. Firstly, register as a user. We will send you a link to access your account. This will allow you to add pages and generate a unique link to offer comments for your own page.
• inward.garden a compendium of self, a tiny internet home, a quiet digital garden
• Blogging Without A Blog – Your Blogging Classroom on the Web On March 30, 2007, the first post was published, and this blog was born. This site was never meant to be more than a place where I could go to post what I had learned about blogging, but blogs have a way of taking on a personality of their own, and just like many others that stood the test of time, this site has been no different.
• bouncepaw’s links Link Blog
• LMNT My name is Louie Mantia. I’m an artist and designer, with a 20-year focus on icon design and illustration.
• The Monospace Web — Oskar Wickström Monospace fonts are dear to many of us. Some find them more readable, consistent, and beautiful, than their proportional alternatives. Maybe we’re just brainwashed from spending years in terminals? Or are we hopelessly nostalgic? I’m not sure. But I like them, and that’s why I started experimenting with all-monospace Web.
• Radix Colors An open-source color system for designing beautiful, accessible websites and apps.
• NASA Graphics Standards Manual A full-size reissue of the NASA Graphics Standards Manual. Designed by Danne & Blackburn in 1975 and rescinded by NASA in 1992.
• barnsworthburning A commonplace book.
• We are Good Enough. Good Enough builds useful, well-made products. We hope you enjoy them.
• LinkLane.Net The web directory has been open since January 28, 2004 and is a place for all kinds of sites to be listed in various categories.
• Agora Road Feeds Explore the latest updates and articles from the Agora Road folks!
• KindSpace A spacebar press away are kind words left like ink on a napkin, just for you.
• Relativistic Space Sheep | MinuteLabs.io We’ve sent the MinutePhysics sheep into space to investigate the effects of non-inertial reference frames! In our case, that’s a fancy way of saying: “accelerating rocket”. You’ll be able to see the Equivalence Principle in action. 
• Revenge Font Someone vandalised our building and we made a font out of it. Download it and donate towards local initiatives that will improve the art in East London.
• Nucleus — A tribute to Studio Olafur Eliasson Human connection is what makes life special, yet modern times often seem to divide us. This little webpage aims to evoke a tiny sense of connectedness, no matter the physical distance between us.
• Where have all the websites gone? It feels like all the cool websites from the late 2000s are gone. But maybe we are looking at this the wrong way. Maybe it is us who vanished.
• RSS Anything Transform any old website with a list of links into an RSS or Atom Feed
• RsS iS dEaD LOL Explore RSS feeds in your network.
• Robin Rendle A British writer and designer from San Francisco.
• CANABALT Escape the destruction of your city with just one button! The game that popularized the infinite runner genre is back with two-player mode, new challenges, new music, new achievements, and new leaderboards!
• The Sliding Scale of Giving a Fuck Cap Watkins
• PhotoPrism: Browse Your Life in Pictures PhotoPrism® is an AI-Powered Photos App for the Decentralized Web. It makes use of the latest technologies to tag and find pictures automatically without getting in your way. on a private server, or in the cloud.
• Write Alt Text Like You’re Talking To A Friend “There was this dog wearing safety glasses, surrounded by chemistry equipment, saying ‘I have no idea what I’m doing.’”
• An iOS App for Capturing Notes as Text Files Design and development notes for Bebop.
• We can have a different web Many yearn for the “good old days” of the web. We could have those good old days back — or something even better — and if anything, it would be easier now than it ever was.
• ShareOpenly Easily share content to social networks across the web.
• Analog.Cafe — A Film Photography Blog Reviews, guides, and essays.
• Chicago Kare by Duane King A faithful reproduction of the bitmap version of the Chicago typeface created by Susan Kare for Apple Computer in 1984
• “The File Folder Structure Every Designer Needs,” an article by Dan Mall Keep it clean.
• The One Line Mobile theme. Art meets zen. In your pocket. — Loooop StudioMake your iPhone screen a unique space, cut the noise, and save energy with our One Line Mobile theme, featuring 160+ minimalist icons and 10 wallpapers. Available for iOS.
• Notion Faces New year, new you. Create a custom self-portrait in Notion, the workspace shaped by you.
• Typography in Severance Typography in Severance Typography plays an important role in establishing the visual look of a piece of art, and Severance is no exception. This page is an overview of significant instances of typographic design and font use throughout Severance, with additional information about the typefaces and where to obtain them.
• Eject disk. A manifesto for everyone stuck in the system that keeps crashing you. What follows here isn’t a framework or a fix—it’s a declaration. A reckoning. And a call to return to ourselves before we try to rebuild anything else. We’re all watching the wheel spin, hoping
• Bookmarks – Chris Glass 
• Postal Birds – Alex Tomlinson POSTAL BIRDS — A USPS LOGO FOR EVERY STATE BIRD
• Blogroll — Chris Glass I don’t know all these folks, but visiting personal websites and blogs is my favorite part of the day. By no means exhaustive of the RSS feeds I’ve collected over the years, I went through and picked out these that still get updated with some frequency.
• Typography for Lawyers This book is based on three core principles: Good typography is part of good lawyering. Legal documents are professionally published material and thus should be held to the same typographic standards. Any lawyer can master the essentials of good typography.
• Matter. About Matter Less noise, more focus. Matter is a task manager that visually highlights what matters most to you. No account needed. Your tasks are stored in your browser (localStorage). Your data will persist until your computer explodes or you delete your browser.
• unit. 8px grid design system 8px grid based design system hihayk.github.io/unit
• Type.lol 🔤 Type Foundry Index – Discover independent type foundries.
• Hug Contents – A simple, beautiful portfolio builder. Create your portfolio in minutes with Hug Contents. Showcase your work directly from Figma without any coding hassle.
• MarkEdit-app/MarkEdit Just like TextEdit on Mac but dedicated to Markdown. – MarkEdit-app/MarkEdit
• Scunthorpe Sans 🗯🚫 profanity-blocking font A s*** font that f***ing censors swearing automatically
• Pieter™ A Windows 3.11 computer with working dial-up internet that lives inside your browser by @levelsio
• Visual design rules you can safely follow every time every time You do not have to follow these rules every time. If you have a good reason to break any of them, do. But they are safe to follow every time.
• Leaky Ring Webring
• Own Your Web Own Your Web is a newsletter by Matthias Ott about designing, building, creating, and publishing for and on the Web. Every other week, I send out an exclusive email full of actionable insights, best practices, hacks, links, books, tools, and other high-quality insights I found or explored.
• Forgotten Shapes The assortment of commercially available fonts is in constant flux. Typeface design is inevitably informed by media-specific conditions and the aesthetic discourse of the day.
• Vintage Logos — World of Logotypes | Flickr Collection of vintage logos from a mid-70’s edition of the book World of Logotypes. NOTE: I did not create any of this work! This book is out of print but can probably be found with some scouring.
• Bookmarks robins own little space on the internet
• Indie Aisle — Connect directly to your audience Own your web persona… Break free of onerous platforms, fully control your content, and connect directly with your audience Use future-proof standard web protocols for a centralized profile with status updates and options for your audience to follow you without the middle-man.
• BlocksEdit.com — Web campaigns at scale Use any email or landing page design to build, edit, and review content with your team.
• Odyssey—Interactive Video A research preview of AI video you can both watch and interact with in real-time.
• Threnody for a Reed Organ Threnody for a Reed Organ is an endlessly generative piece of music, composed and developed by Jay Tobin
• ABSURD.website – We are creating absurd products and services absurd.website is a playground of creative experiments, blending art, fun, and unconventional ideas into digital experiences that challenge the norm.
• Trip to mars – You will need seven months (210 days) to complete it!
• I have found my favourite Markdown editor, again I love the sensation of finding a new app that delights me.
• Where I Find Links Justin Hall, Melanie Hoff, and Are.na.
• Taking an Internet Walk Taking an Internet Walk by Spencer Chang & Kristoffer Tjalve THE INTERNET AS WE KNOW IT In futuristic and cyberpunk media, we were promised a technological world “indistinguishable from magic:”…
• ҉ .｡⋆° (𝓌𝑒)𝒷𝓈𝒾𝓉𝑒 ˚｡⋆ ◌ (we)bsite (we)bsite is a living collection of internet dreams from people like you, inhabitants of the internet. It aims to create space to hold, show, and uplift everyday visions and hopes for the internet.
• Everest Pipkin Hand Coded Personal Website
• build your own screenshot garden i’ve been keeping a screenshot garden for about a year- a handmade place on the internet for my screenshots to live. it is somewhere between a diary, a work-in-progress blog, and my notes.
• nightnight.みんな Do your part to improve world health by putting your website to sleep.
• Git from the inside out — Code Words This essay explains how Git works. It assumes you understand Git well enough to use it to version control your projects.
• A 1000-Hour Head Start: Introducing The _s Theme Have you checked out the Toolbox theme? Up until recently it was the starter theme we used to build free and premium themes on WordPress.com. Toolbox was (and is!) a great theme, but it could be be…
• meyerweb.com The web home of Eric A. Meyer, CSS guy; and his wife Kathryn, doctor of nursing.
• A Quick Guide to Everything I Know about Webmentions Collection of tutorials on webmentions including the basics — you can get up and running with only two lines of HTML! — using microformats to enrich your mentions; adding a webmention form; and parsing, displaying, and updating them with Eleventy, Netlify, and Bridgy.
• Annotation Mono A lovingly crafted handwriting-style monospace font. Oh yeah… and it’s variable! Annotation Mono is an idealized handwriting; using letter forms inspired by monospace bitmap fonts, legibility is maximized while retaining a hand-written character.
• i.webthings hub i.webthings – an independent, noncommercial web initiative.
• Trivium: Link Blog Welcome to Trivium, my new blog that aims to merge the best parts of a tumblelog and a “classic” blog full of editorial, essayish content (which is not that classic at all, but this will be the topic of a later post).
• The Basics of Legibility – A Short Guide for Non-Typographers The scope of this piece, therefore, cannot be to teach you everything there is to know about typography. It cannot even be to teach you everything there is to know about legibility. For that reason, I will concentrate mainly on the shapes of letters and how their design can be conducive – or detrimental – to legibility.
• SuperTunnel Simulator Simulate a hole through Earth and learn where you would end up if you were to dig in that direction. Read this: https://ift.tt/dqenLmJ
• Fontjoy — Generate font pairing using neural nets Fontjoy helps designers choose the best font combinations. Mix and match different fonts for the perfect pairing.
• vore.website  is a minimal web-based rss/atom feed reader. – subscribe to feed – view posts chronological – save stuff that interests you, no unread indicators, no choresome tagging system – no bullshit.
• blogroll | mire This is a fork of the excelent vore.website (source) RSS feed reader. You can find the source code for Mireon Codeberg. Any contributions are welcome!
• Essays – Jack Cheng A collection of popular essays written here and elsewhere.
• barnsworthburning.net A website by Nick Trombley.
• Glasp: PDF & Web Highlighter for Researchers & Learners Glasp is a social PDF & Web highlighter that allows you to collect, organize, and share insightful ideas from the web. With your highlights and notes, you can build a personalized AI clone, creating a dynamic, collective knowledge-sharing experience.
• Glitch: The friendly community where everyone builds the web Simple, powerful, free tools to create and use millions of apps.
• Gossip’s Web The directory of handmade websites.
• Tom’s Homepage A personal website, journal and playground.
• Workspaces Newsletter Explore the workspaces of creative individuals — sent directly to your inbox every Saturday.
• Bookmarks by ttntm.me A directory of websites that I find interesting and that I can recommend visiting.
• Modern Adversary Thinking right arbout security
• HTML.cafe – a realtime HTML editor and host Edit HTML in realtime, save your page and access it from anywhere!
• In Loving Memory of Square Checkbox History of checkboxes and radio buttons in user interfaces
• ALL-about-RSS: list of RSS related stuff: tools, services, communities and tutorials, etc.
• Do you know color-scheme? It will certainly look familiar, as prefers-color-scheme has been around for longer and is clearly related.
• at.hn This is a richer way to display your hacker news bio. See an example: padolsey.at.hn.
• Scripting News Dave Winer, OG blogger, podcaster, developed first apps in many categories. Old enough to know better. It’s even worse than it appears.
• A fresh look at blogrolls — Dave Winer Real-time updates, list sorted by name or time, expand a blog to see recent posts and more.
• Three Kind Words Send a friend three anonymous postcards, each revealing one word at a time. With every card, the message unfolds, building anticipation and emotion. The final postcard unveils your identity, turning a simple gesture into a meaningful moment of connection and kindness.
• 𝓽𝓲𝓷𝔂 𝓲𝓷𝓽𝓮𝓻𝓷𝓮𝓽𝓼 What does a more natural, soft, and cozy internet look like?
• Icônes ⚡️ Icon Explorer with Instant searching, powered by Iconify
• How to Get Into Film Photography (And Why You Should) Shooting film is expensive, slow, and incredibly inconvenient. That’s what makes it so magical.
• Kinopio – Thinking Canvas Kinopio is a spatial note taking tool for visually collecting and connecting your thoughts, ideas, and feelings.
• Create Your Notion-Style Avatar with Avatartion | Customizable Avatars Avatartion is the perfect tool to generate a personalized Notion-style avatar. With Avatartion, you can create a unique avatar by choosing different facial features, clothing, and accessories.
• Screely – Generate Website Mockups Instantly turn your screenshot into a beautiful website mockup. Customize the browser mockup window, background and much more.
• special fish fish are like thoughts and premonitions
• uchū — the color palette for internet lovers by NetOperator Wibby.
• Library of Babel A project towards a universal library. By this art you may contemplate the variation of the 23 letters.
• Nothing Breaks Like A.I. Heart An essay about artificial intelligence, emotional intelligence, and finding an ending
• Mutant Standard Emoji’s The tools we use to communicate are not neutral or universal – it’s a particular way of seeing the world. When it comes to emoji, that way of seeing the world is decided by one organisation – Unicode, and the megacorporations in Silicon Valley that are a part of it. Mutant Standard is an offshoot of the Unicode Standard.
• You Are Atlas You are Atlas. You hold up the sky. If no one is on this page, the sky will fall. There is 1 other user online. The sky has fallen 10941 times.
• 24HourHomepage The best time online.
• 147 Colors Grid – CSS Color Names This is a tool to help web designers and developers learn the 147 CSS color names that are available today. The 147 Colors consist of 17 standard plus 130 more.
• Shaarli The personal, minimalist, super fast, database-free, bookmarking service. Do you want to share the links you discover? Shaarli is a minimalist bookmark manager and link sharing service that you can install on your own server. It is designed to be personal (single-user), fast and handy.
• 1MB Club: A collection of web pages weighing in less than 1MB An exclusive membership for web pages weighing less than 1 megabyte.
• 1kB 1kB Club is a list of web pages weighing less than 1 kilobyte (1,024 bytes).
• Hyperlink Cafe A curated list of websites that have a links page akin to the blogrolls of old.
• The Personal Web With the death of the Yesterweb and “The Web Revival” movement being sorta splintered imo. I wanted to make this thread as an opportunity to: – Introduce what I believe to be some of the core ideas to anyone fresh-faced and interested. – Share some of my personal knowledge and strategies.
• HN Buddy – About About HN Buddy and why it was created.
• Gossip’s Web The directory of personal handmade websites.
• A Global Design System TL;DR: This is a call to action to create a Global Design System that provides the world’s web designers & developers a library of common UI components. A Global Design System would improve the quality and accessibility of the world’s web experiences, save the world’s web designers and developer
• Markwhen A markdown-like journal language for plainly writing logs, gantt charts, blogs, feeds, notes, calendars or anything happens over time
• Links | datagubbe.se
• The Small Website Discoverability Crisis There are a lot of small websites on the Internet: Interesting websites, beautiful websites, unique websites. Unfortunately they are incredibly hard to find. You cannot find them on Google or Reddit, and while you can stumble onto them with my search engine, it is not in a very directed fashion. It is an unfortunate state of affairs.
• Somebits.com Linkblog Interesting web links, a few a day.
• Automate your outgoing webmentions Platform agnostic outgoing webmention service
• The micro guide to microformats Why you should use microformats and some examples of how they work.
• Indieweb Pages theme for creators Free standard components for building your website.
• The indie web in action My work on Indie Aisle: made for indie creators, based on indie web principles.
• The Creative Independent The Cre­ative In­de­pen­dent is a re­source of emo­tional and prac­ti­cal guid­ance for cre­ative peo­ple.
• Continue & Persist Letter | BOONDOGGLE & DOGGLE PARTNERS LLP Send someone you appreciate an official ‘Continue and Persist’ Letter Every day, thousands of Cease and Desist letters are issued, telling people to stop what they’re doing (Looking at you, David Chang). What a bummer!
• ZOMBO Welcome to Zombo.com. Welcome. Anything is possible at Zombocom. You can do anything at Zombo.com, anything at all. The infinite is possible… Yeees, this is Zombo.com.
• Open Graph Meta Tag Generator | imgsrc An up-to-date, well-tested tool to generate Open Graph meta tags for your website.
• The branding style guidelines documents archive Welcome to the brand design manual documents directory. Search over our worldwide style assets handpicked collection, access to PDF documents for inspiration.
• Rediscovering the Small Web – Neustadt.fr Most websites today are built like commercial products by professionals and marketers, optimised to draw the largest audience, generate engagement and ‘convert’. But there is also a smaller, less-visible web designed by regular people to simply to share their interests and hobbies with the world. A web that is unpolished, often quirky but often also fun, creative and interesting.
• iA Writer has three custom made writing fonts that are available for download iA Writer 5.2 comes with three custom made variable writing fonts that are available for download on GitHub.
• Bring Back Blogs! Hi! Ash and Ryan here. In the twilight of Twitter, we’re running an experiment. Can we all bring back blogging, together? Artists, writers, inventors, tinkerers, illustrators, designers—all makers are welcome here.
• linkpost – Tangible Life All of the entries posted on Tangible Life tagged linkpost
• Links on web design tech – Distinctive Quality Recommended links for designing, coding, and writing for the web and email.
• Linkage updated daily because if I can’t find at least one website to share every day, I need to turn in my Internet license! {{ posts|limit:10 }} | Pronoun…
• PersonalSit.es Personal sites are sick as hell, so this site was built so we can all discover each other’s. This directory of links are by folks that want to share their site with the world.
• smallweb smallweb is a carefully curated collection of neat indie websites that get less attention than they deserve. our goal is to showcase the creativity and diversity of the personal web.
• Juha-Matti Santala – Community Builder. Dreamer. Adventurer. The home of a developer community specialist.
• Digital Gardening | Chris Armstrong is miscellanious. Random thoughts & ideas.
• Digital Garden : Juha-Matti Santala Digital gardens are note systems (usually published ones although some people talk about private digital gardens but to me that’s just notes) where instead of sequential publishing, …
• Colors & Fonts – Home Discover Colors & Fonts, a platform offering a wide range of color and typography tools for web developers and digital designers.
• BIG-ASS MESSAGE The most useful single-serving website on the internet.
• Five Future Roles for Designers Possible career directions for designers working in an AI-driven world.
• Command Line Interface Guidelines An open-source guide to help you write better command-line programs, taking traditional UNIX principles and updating them for the modern day.
• IRL HTML IRL HTML is a web app that hosts HTML web pages created from photographs of HTML code.
• The Designer’s Journey The Designer’s Journey is a growing list of 900+ goals and achievements for designers of all experience levels, disciplines, and career phases to accomplish.
• bleuje — Animations by Etienne Jacob @etiennejcb Making gifs with code; Almost all of my animations are created with the constraint of keeping the GIF file size under 5 MB. My primary goal is for them to be appreciated solely for their visual appeal, not for the process behind their creation.
• The Smallweb Subway — Subway Style Network of Webrings The Smallweb Subway is an experimental project that seeks to connect communities online using webrings. The map above shows a subway style network of webrings! Each line represents a themed webring…
• Awesome Emacs on macOS Update: Added macOS Trash integration. While GNU/Linux had been my operating system of choice for many years, these days I’m primarily on macOS. Luck…
• What is mnmlist.com? mnmlist It’s a site by Leo Babauta of Zen Habits. It’s about minimalism, and why it’s important today. It’s about stuff, and how it has come to overwhelm us. It’s about distractions and commitments and a neverending task list. It’s about the culture of more, of bigger, of consumption. It’s about how less is the answer.
• IBM Design Language – Rebus The IBM logo is one of our most valuable corporate assets and is among the most recognized identities in the world. It’s the tangible symbol of our brand.
• How to pick the least wrong colors An algorithm for creating color palettes for data visualization
• The article I wish I had about monochrome image dithering — surma.dev I always loved the visual aesthetic of dithering but never knew how it’s done. So I did some research. This article may contain traces of nostalgia and none of Lena.
• Smallweb – Your internet folder A personal cloud contained in a single directory.
• The case for using a web browser as your terminal I don’t actively use a terminal emulator app on my computer anymore, and use tweety instead from my web browser. I think you should consider doing the same.
• The Creation of a Self The Creation of a Self is a series of visual art and quotes inspired by the notion of booting a computer, creating a self, programming its memories and destroying memory monsters created from those memories, where the action of psychological death equals the discovery of love, truth, or what J. Krishnamurti calls “the awakening of intelligence.”
• Moodboard Creator | Juan Ignacio Rios Moodboard Creator | Juan Ignacio Rios “The AI tool to kick-off your next branding project. Moodboard Creator helps designers to ditch the blank page and spark their creativity by generating stunning moodboards from simple inputs.”
• Every Default macOS Wallpaper – in Glorious 6K Resolution – 512 Pixels Every major version of Mac OS X macOS has come with a new default wallpaper. As you can see, I have collected them all here. While great in their day, the early wallpapers are now quite small in the world of 5K and 6K displays.
• Lumon Industries
• Telescopic Text An extension of telescopictext.com, providing tools for writing expanding narratives, and a collection of texts
• 8BitDashboard 8 Bit style images as a home page. The perfect dashboard. 8-bit Gifs with a clock, bookmark hotkeys, and a greeting. Ready to be your start page!
• Graduum | Free Mesh Gradients by Niklaus Gerber A collection of one hundred free high-quality mesh gradients suitable for desktop and mobile use.
• Iceberger Draw an iceberg and see how it will float.
• A Pure CSS Game – You Must Build a Lighthouse. 100% CSS. No artificial colours or ingredients. First person to screenshot a lighthouse wins! 
• The Casual Optimist Books, Design and Culture
• Particulate Medusae Soft body jellyfish simulation. Built with Particulate.js and Three.js
• Blue Ball Machine Try and keep track of a ball as it makes its journey downwards.
• powRSS – Find and read RSS feeds powRSS updates daily with new posts from independent blogs and websites. The list of known sites is curated manually, but the feed is generated automatically by picking new sites each month, giving every site a fair chance to be featured. Made by Pablo Enoc.
• Recapturing the magic of the early blogging days At work today someone asked today about how we recapture the magic of the early days of blogging. I have some ideas. First, I don’t think that magic is gone! Sure, a lot of people moved to so…
• Savee The best way to save and share inspiration.
• Your World of Text Write on an infinite text canvas.
• BlogScroll – Personal Blog & Site Directory An open directory of personal sites and blogs, maintained entirely on GitHub.
• Open RSS Open RSS is a nonprofit organization that provides free RSS feeds for websites that don’t have them
• The Joy of Silly Useless Software | The Candybox Blog Software can be silly, useless, and dumb, just like games! Software can bring joy to our otherwise cold and utilitarian digital world. I am talking about the things that exist just to brighten up our otherwise impersonal productivity related spaces…
• Pal Apply eight-color palettes to any image. Use keyboard controls to choose a theme, set thresholds, and cycle hues.
• Image Hues – Vaisakh Pradeep Natural, fresh color palettes from random beautiful images
• I need my space — Saron Yitbarek A scientific approach to line-height
• wwwtxt.org | 1980-1994 Revisit the early Internet with real online conversations (1980-94) ⟨hand-selected вy KYRA OCEAN 
• minifeed Minifeed search for Indieweb
• Slingcode Slingcode is a personal computing platform in a single html file. – You can make, run, and share web apps with it. – You don’t need any complicated tools to use it, just a web browser. You don’t need a server, hosting, or an SSL certificate to run the web apps. 
• Montague Projects Print Series: 1970’s Cars This started out as a series of 20 car prints for Printcollection.com. I was invited by 3sec Gallery in Breda, Netherlands to expand the series for the 52 poster cases they curate in a Rem Koolhaas designed parking garage in Breda. The colors go from red to blue and back as one drives past.
• mmm.page — Your Corner of the Internet Welcome! I created mmm.page to have more fun online — to create a tool that lets people create richer websites
• Timeline – The History of the Web Learn your (web) history This project began with a timeline. In the years I’ve been doing this, I’ve continued to add to it. And each week, I add a bit more.
• MinuteLabs.io Put simply: Interactive science apps and explanations you can play with. MinuteLabs.io is an extension of what MinutePhysics and MinuteEarth do, but instead of YouTube videos, it’s interactive. We want to make things you can play around with and explore.
• Design books for non-designers
• Stripe Press — Ideas for progress Stripe Press highlights ideas that we think can be broadly useful. Some books contain entirely new material, some are collections of existing work reimagined, and others are republications of previous works that have remained relevant over time or have renewed relevance today.
• CLI Club: Command-line Interface Tools & Alternatives  A collection of the best CLI/Ncurses software covering a wide range of categories from messaging, music, text editing and more.
• HTML Recipes A collection of quick copy HTML snippets for a variety of common scenarios.
• TinyList Create and share notes and checklists, without sacrificing your privacy. A PWA notes/checklists application that syncs instantly across devices.
• Design Systems Database & Gallery Best-in-class Design Systems collection with a repository of Components and Foundations references from top-tier tech companies and leading UI teams.
• The Terminal – For Noobs (Like Me), Part One If you’re like me, from time-to-time you’ll come across tasks that should be done in the terminal.The guide might also assume you know a bunch of concepts, that you don’t really understand. Like, why do some commands start with $?
• Announcing WordPress Export to Markdown v3 WordPress Export to Markdown is a CLI tool (a Node script) that helps you migrate from WordPress to a static site generator (like Eleventy, for example)
• Commit Mono. Neutral programming typeface. Commit Mono is an anonymous and neutral programming typeface focused on creating a better reading experience.
• Colors – A nicer color palette for the web by @mrmrs_Accessible color combinations for prototyping on the web https://clrs.cc/a11y/ via
• How I org in 2023 I’ve been pretty much living in org-mode for 6 or 7 years now1. The features and tools I use as well as how I organize my files has changed quite a bit over this period of time and I thought it would be nice give myself (and anyone else who cares) a reference of what it was like in 2023 so here it is.
• Use plain text email Before you know it, your little babies have started school, you celebrate the 30th anniversary of Jurassic Park, and that little blog you started have now been going for 15 years.
• Minimalism and the Art of Photography I have a serious passion for classic black-and-white photography, and I blame my friend Sean in New Zealand.
• How to Host WordPress as a Static Site Static site hosting for WordPress in 2024 – combining the best features of WordPress with the effectiveness of the JAMStack
• Hum – A Personal URL shortener for WordPress While I haven’t had much time over the last year or so to spend actually writing code for DiSo, I’ve been really interested in the new direction Tantek has been taking things with his DiSo 2.0 concepts. Many of the early
• SystemTalk Exploring the history of systems design.
• Shady Characters: The Secret Life of Punctuation, Symbols, & Other Typographical Marks – Shady Characters
• RSS is still pretty great What the **** does that mean?
• Color The Small File Photo Festival is a mini festival encouraging and celebrating small size photography!
• Matrix digital rain
• Some blogging myths Julia Evans
• personal websites with a /now page
• Tiny Factories Tiny Factories is a tribe of people supporting each other to establish their creative footing
• Building a Digital Homestead, Bit by Brick On the architecture of blogging A personal site, or a blog, is more than just a collection of writing. It’s a kind of place – something that feels like home among the streams. Home is a very strong mental model.
• Typography Principles
• Nicheless | Think. Write away Nicheless is a micro-blogging platform for raw, unfiltered thought..
• Read Something Great Timeless articles from the belly of the internet. Manually curated. Served 5 at a time.
• GitHub Profile Readme Generator
• The Cody Computer Site The Cody Computer is an 8-bit home computer intended to be built as a DIY project. Inspired by (but not compatible with) the Commodore home computers of the 1980s, it’s built around the Western Design Center’s 65C02 and 65C22 and the Parallax Propeller microcontroller
• omg.lol: an oasis on the internet – blakewatson.com
• Org Mode – Organize Your Life In Plain Text!  GNU Emacs major mode for keeping notes, authoring documents, computational notebooks, literate programming, maintaining to-do lists, planning projects, and more — in a fast and effective plain text system.
• What is a feed? (a.k.a. RSS) A feed is also known as a “web feed” and the technical term (which you’ll see a lot) is “RSS feed.” A feed contains the latest content in a form that your newsreader app understands. (Your newsreader checks the feed automatically, every few hours.)
• unthinking.photography Unthinking Photography is The Photographers’ Gallery’s online resource that explores photography’s increasingly automated, networked life.
• Small File Photo Festival The Small File Photo Festival is a mini festival encouraging and celebrating small size photography!
• Pigment by ShapeFactory | Simple Color Palette Generator
• AI Index | Stanford HAI The mission of the AI Index is to provide unbiased, rigorously vetted, and globally sourced data for policymakers, researchers, journalists, executives, and the general public to develop a deeper understanding of the complex field of AI.
• Nord — An arctic, north-bluish color palette.
• Metric Time vs Standard Time
• Design Everywhere An ever-growing collection of carefully curated works from around the world.
• The 10 Megabyte Manifesto This site is hosted on Neocities.org. Neocities imposes limitations on what you can host and serve. For one, your files may only be HTML, images, markdown, javascript, or CSS. That means no PHP or Rails or databases or anything like that. Furthermore, you only get 10 megabytes of space (though this limit may be raised in the future
• Hello from 8Bit Computers | 8Bit Computers Retro computer history from Atari 2600 to NES (1980-1985)
• RSS Parrot Turn Mastodon into your feed reader
• Emoji under the hood tonsky.me
• GenCup — Generative posters from FIFA Women’s World Cup
• Cohesive Colors Tool that can help you to create cohesive color palette
• This Page is Designed to Last: A Manifesto for Preserving Content on the Web
• Web Badges World
• Color and Contrast.com
• gridless.design “Blasphemy, I need structure and order!”
• Find Out Your Chinese Name
• Kleroteria What would you write to ten thousand people? Kleroteria is an email lottery. Periodically, a subscriber – who may remain anonymous – is randomly chosen to write to all the other subscribers.
• Wormhole – Simple, private file sharing Wormhole lets you share files with end-to-end encryption and a link that automatically expires. So you can keep what you share private and make sure your stuff doesn’t stay online forever.
• Memos – Open Source, Self-hosted, Your Notes, Your Way
• Zero Data App Own your data, all of it.
• itty bitty Itty bitty sites are contained entirely within their own link. (Including this one!) This means they’re… Portable – you don’t need a server to host them Private – nothing is sent to–or stored on–this server Easy to share as a link or QR code
• Meishi: a tiny productivity system When Dieter Rams said “less but better”, he probably wasn’t thinking about todo lists. Yet, as I stared at three different overcrowded digital task lists a month ago, I realized that’s exactly what I need. I call it Meishi, after the Japanese words for business card.
• Forever ✱ Notes – A free framework for Apple Notes Simplify your knowledge management with Forever ✱ Notes; is not an app, but a simple framework and scalable digital note-taking method for Apple Notes. It’s free and created to last—forever.
• Indiewebifying a WordPress Site 2022 Edition – David Shanske
• De-Mystifying IndieWeb on a WordPress Site | CSS-Tricks

Recent’ish Links to Sort 1st June

At the moment the following are single line text links, but I’ll be adding a description to each one; as above. You may also see some duplicates whilst I continue to sort and merge all my bookmarks.

• VOIDNET
• Nucleus — A tribute to Studio Olafur Eliasson
• niceinter.net
• Minus.social —A finite social network where you get 100 posts
• The small web is beautiful
• What is the Small Web?
• sourcehut hub
• Smol Pub
• nownownow.com
• Ideas Now | Search 1000s of personal sites
• Subreply
• Welcome to ~tilde.club~
• tildeverse
• mnmlist
• Daring Fireball, by John Gruber
• You Can Make A Website
• HOTGLUE.ME :: unique tool for web publication & samizdat
• A strange chest
• ET Book Typeface · Edward Tufte on GitHub
• Airport Typeface
• Archive of Interestingness
• Jonas Hvid
• Home · wargaluk
• Publish Something Online
• A Website Is A Room
• Olia Lialina. A Vernacular web. Indigenous and Barbarians.
• PJ Onori’s blog
• is blogging romantic? | ava’s blog
• ✱ Blogging is romantic – Andrea Contino – Go With The Flow
• Emotive Feels
• How to Start Your Blog in 2023
• How blogs shaped the web | Chase McCoy
• LOW←TECH MAGAZINE
• Exclave Urban Railway
• Introduction
• Type Design Resources
• Blogging Tips & Tools | Robert Birming
• The IndieWeb Doesn’t Need to “Take Off” – Susam’s Maze
• The hardest working font in Manhattan – Aresluna
• Aresluna
• Owler / Sign In
• Bookmarks · Chris Burnell
• Link Punk: A Linkblog
• Relearn CSS layout
• fLaMEd fury
• Bookmarks by Flamed Fury
• Ping-o-Matic!
• Personal website of Gwern Branwen
• How to generate color palettes for design systems
• The internet is a natural network, just build your own website.
• Sharing links
• Mac OS X Lion CSS3 by Alessio Atzeni
• GT Standard
• Steve Best
• Bruce Lawson’s personal site
• George Nance
• How I write my blogs in Obsidian and publish instantly

First Draft of Links — May, 2025
The following will eventually be merged into above, and duplicates removed.

• linkhut 
• wwwtxt.org | 1980-1994 
• CLI Club: Command-line Interface Tools & Alternatives
• HTML Recipes
• TinyList
• Design Systems Database & Gallery
• The Terminal – For Noobs (Like Me), Part One
• Announcing WordPress Export to Markdown v3
• Colors – A nicer color palette for the web by @mrmrs_
• How I org in 2023 ·
• Use plain text email
• Minimalism and the Art of Photography
• How to Host WordPress as a Static Site
• Hum – A Personal URL shortener for WordPress
• SystemTalk
• Shady Characters: The Secret Life of Punctuation, Symbols, & Other Typographical Marks – Shady Characters
• RSS is still pretty great
• Color
• Matrix digital rain
• Some blogging myths
• Commit Mono. Neutral programming typeface.
• personal websites with a /now page
• Tiny Factories
• Building a Digital Homestead, Bit by Brick
• Typography Principles
• Nicheless | Think. Write away.
• Read Something Great
• GitHub Profile Readme Generator
• The Cody Computer Site
• omg.lol: an oasis on the internet
• Org Mode – Organize Your Life In Plain Text!
• What is a feed? (a.k.a. RSS)
• A Note on Jetpack Social Notes – thejaymo
• unthinking.photography
• Small File Photo Festival
• Pigment by ShapeFactory | Simple Color Palette Generator
• AI Index | Stanford HAI
• Nord — An arctic, north-bluish color palette.
• Metric Time vs Standard Time
• Design Everywhere
• The 10 Megabyte Manifesto
• Hello from 8Bit Computers
• RSS Parrot
• Emoji under the hood
• Timeline – The History of the Web
• GenCup — Generative posters from FIFA Women’s World Cup
• Cohesive Colors
• This Page is Designed to Last: A Manifesto for Preserving Content on the Web
• Web Badges World
• Color and Contrast.com
• Plastic Labs
• Blob Opera – Google Arts & Culture
• The Mothership | The Apple Lisa and Early Apple Macintosh Archive
• Famous Brand Logos Recreated as ASCI Text Art
• DesignStudios.cc
• Shape Type
• MinuteLabs.io
• Design books for non-designers
• Stripe Press — Ideas for progress
• We Analyzed 425,909 Favicons | iconmap.io
• Ontwerp En Produktie
• Cool Backgrounds
• Design Herstory.
• My Blog is Hilariously Overengineered to the Point People Think it’s a Static Site
• app.icns – application icons, simplified
• How I Use Notion to Manage Absolutely Everything | Notion Things
• Keep a Changelog
• A Complete Guide to Building a Hand-Wired Keyboard By Ben Chapman
• Office of Demande Spéciale
• Neurodiversity Design System
• saltify.io – A great way to share secrets.
• Mark Kokotov 2025 Poster
• The Glitch Gallery
• 750 Words – Practice Writing Every Day
• Webmenriom buttons
• Typography Manual by Mike Mai
• THING
• Dashboard | An IndieWeb Webring
• Discover the IndieWeb, one blog post at a time.
• Small Web
• Notes on the small web
• Happy Net Box by Ben Brown
• Sector Disk
• Minus
• mmm.page — Your Corner of the Internet
• As The Crow Flies 🪟🐦‍⬛
• On building a home on the web • Daniël van der Winden
• Telescopic Text → Texts
• Forgotten Shapes
• Huemint – AI color palette generator
• Mock Mock
• objkt.com – Explore the Leading Digital Art Marketplace
• Manifest.app
• Artsable
• gridless.design
• Find Out Your Chinese Name
• The League of Moveable Type | The League of Moveable Type
• Using Cloudflare on your website could be blocking RSS users
• CommonMark
• hCard authoring tips – Microformats Wiki
• GFDA | Prints, books, and incredible events
• Air Canada Poster – Vintage 1960’s Promotional Rainbow Poster Design
• Logo System – Get inspiration by exploring a library of 1000+ logo designs
• How To Make a Website | Henry From Online
• Death to Bullshit
• National Park Typeface
• THE INDEX
• Brands Tail Color
• Exotext
• Indieweb | minifeed
• minifeed
• RSS Filter
• Cloudhiker on Neocities
• About Ideas Now | Search 1000s of personal sites
• Slingcode
• Bad News – Play the fake news game!
• The Periodic Table of WordPress Plugins
• Mac Troubleshooting Summary
• Artemis: A calm web reader
• omg.lol – A lovable web page and email address, just for you
• Website reflections | James’ Coffee Blog
• Wobble Town
• W3C valid 80×15 web badges
• lmno.lol
• How I Use Emacs
• Diagram Website
• the revolving internet, constant dullaart 2010
• A Brief History & Ethos of the Digital Garden
• Why you should never use px to set font-size in CSS – Josh Collinsworth blog
• Writing a good design document
• macOS Tips & Tricks – saurabhs.org
• Braille Tools: CSS + JS
• Dutch Fell Type: A 17th-century font in a 21st-century thesis
• Mondrian And Me
• The finger, deal with it.
• Humanize Chat GPT text with ChatLLM Teams! Try it now: https://chatllm.abacus.ai/msn
• LED Scroller – LED Banner Running Text
• A quick and easy guide to Markdown
• fossil
• T E X T F I L E S
• Days
• Envato InspoGen: Your creative spark!
• VariColour: COLOURS/COLOUR CONFIGURATOR
• Wanda Whirl
• servais family collection, slow empty .com by rafaël rozendaal, 2013
• Colorspace: Generate beautiful color palettes
• JSON Formatter, Validator & Viewer Online | JSON Tree | JSONtr.ee
• Colour Contrast Checker
• The good colors
• Web3 is Going Just Great
• cobalt
• Spotlight – Discover Cool Internet Gems
• Rock and Roll Paints Generator
• Isocons
• FarbVélo —— Random Color Cycler
• Faces of Open Source
• EveryoneShouldBlog.txt
• Benjamin Moore Paints as CSS Colours
• Discover the World of Analog Film Photography | Filmtypes
• Epochalypse: When computers travel back in time | hertig.blog
• How much time until the Epochalypse?
• KubeSail | How and why to host a blog at home
• Geist Font
• Jesse’s Bookmarklets Site
• Link Shortener – OPN.pm
• BR for You.
• One Day You’ll Find Yourself
• World in Dots | Dotted Maps Generator
• How to get your blogging mojo back.
• I am the Fold | Jordan Moore
• feedi: RSS + Mastodon feed reader
• Cma15ns0007a6i0k97h8uawt7
• Click Around, Find Out
• Pipe Dream (Animusic) – Remastered 4K 60FPS – YouTube
• Building an antilibrary: the power of unread books
• An IndieWeb Webring
• MSCHF
• Redact-a-chat
• Times Newer Roman
• Creative Coding Ecologies
• /slashpages
• Lazybear
• BRUTAL WEB — [Neo]-Brutalist Websites Gallery
• The history of the fediverse logo | Stefan Bohacek
• Join the fediverse!
• Miniflux – Minimalist and Opinionated Feed Reader
• The Third Web
• Out of the Matrix: Early Days of the Web (1991)
• Constitutions of Web3
• A Declaration of the Interdependence of Cyberspace
• Towards a Digital Pluriverse
• Promnesia | beepb00p
• 100 Blocks a Day — Wait But Why
• 144blocks
• daily.place
• If you think Bluesky is decentralized, you’ve been conned
• HyperTextHero: Goodbye, Jorge Mario Bergoglio
• Adrian’s Corner
• U zn w bf whm
• Found on Cosmos
• Branded links | Short.io
• URL Lengthener: l62.ng
• Alto
• Quotion
• DOSY LOGOS
• We Analyzed 425,909 Favicons • iconmap.io
• Daily Developer Tips
• 512KB Club
• Basic Apple Guy
• Blaze Type Design foundry 🔥 We design fonts for blazing hot projects!
• Publish iOS photos from specific album as a WordPress photo post.
• Quick Stuff – Handy Lil’ Tools
• Hum
• About Ideas Now | Search 1000s of personal sites
• Link Pantry
• Welcome to the jungle
• Mataroa Collection
• The Big List of Personal Websites
• The Jolly Teapot’s Blend of Links Archive | Baserow
• Butterick’s Practical Typography
• March 2025 blend of links
• osteophage Useful Links
• Jim Nielsen’s Blog
• Montaigne
• Destructured
• My Knowledge Wiki 🌿 | Everything I Know
• Long live hypertext! – Tracy Durnell’s Mind Garden
• Bukmark Club
• In Praise of Links
• IndieNews en
• WordPress/Plugins
• Precious M. – Photography
• Daft Social
• Dead Simple Sites — Minimal Website Inspiration
• Nicholas Jitkoff
• The Guide to Design
• The World Wide Web project
• Design Systems News
• Pulitzer WordPress Theme – Anders Norén
• Simple Link Directory Theme – WordPress by QuantumCloud
• Simple Link Directory
• Philographics — Studio Carreras
• Anthony Hobday—Product designer
• Some simple ways to make content look good
• Fediring.net
• Experiments Hub
• HeyDingus
• Rednafi Blogroll
• The 250kb Club
• Falling Posts
• The /now Garden
• Forever ✱ Notes – A free framework for Apple Notes
• Clean up the web!
• Death by AI
• microdotblog/indie-microblogging
• Indiewebifying a WordPress Site – 2022 Edition – David Shanske
• De-Mystifying IndieWeb on a WordPress Site | CSS-Tricks
• New Tiny IndieWeb Badge!
• archives.design
• Bridgy Fed
• Kleroteria
• ai-robots-txt/ai.robots.txt
• A IndieWeb Request
• webmention-receiver
• The Brand Styleguide Document Showcase
• How to Sync Your Photos in Lightroom With WordPress
• Linkblog – Nelson’s log
• Scale — color scale generator
• Smallweb Subway
• People’s Graphic Design Archive
• linkding
• SilverBullet
• Flamed Fury Links
• The 11ty Bundle
• Bauhaus Clock – Elegant Timepiece Screensaver for macOS
• Live Tube Map – Real-time London Underground Trains
• How to Favicon in 2025: Three files that fit most needs—Martian Chronicles, Evil Martians’ team blog
• Arthur.io • A Visual Playground
• Ambient internet | Chase McCoy
• Organize your bookmarks | Linkhorse
• Together Online
• Jonas Hietala: Why I still blog after 15 years
• Lose the Very
• going into hiding
• about nownownow.com
• Send a note to quickly publish a post
• 575Life
• Donorbox: #1 Donation Software & Nonprofit Fundraising Suite
• Ruben’s Blogroll ☕︎
• Hyperlinked Text
• The Sites of The Useless Web
• A Declaration of the Interdependence of Cyberspace
• Towards Small-Scale Social
• Kagi Small Web | Kagi Blog
• Lemmy.World – A generic Lemmy server for everyone to use.
• nazhamid.com/links/
• The People Pledge
• mnml. A Micro.blog theme
• Micro.blog Themes
• Infinite Mac
• Markdown and the Slow Fade of the Formatting Fetish
• The Hiro Report
• Helvetica Clock 2
• Fuse.kiwi – Interesting Internet
• Source Type
• Get Info
• A Friend is Writing
• Brutalist Websites
• itty.bitty
• 56 Digital
• Yakread | Read stuff that matters
• Pinboard: popular bookmarks
• The web is yours | James’ Coffee Blog
• Self.so: LinkedIn – personal site generator
• You should be using an RSS reader – Cory Doctorow – Medium
• Simon Willison: TIL
• Indieground Design – Graphic Design Assets
• The apps I use to read and write for this blog
• Interconnected
• Sidebar
• Nute
• Schedual
• ObsoleteSony | Cotton Bureau
• IndieWebify.Me – a guide to getting you on the IndieWeb
• Archillect
• Leo Babauta
• Onym
• Tidy URL
• Flexoki
• Mac Open Web, by Brian Warren
• Text to Handwriting
• Latest posts from my blog | Stefan Bohacek
• We Need To Rewild The Internet | NOEMA
• My website is a shifting house next to a river of knowledge. – The Creative Independent
• How This Blog Does IndieWeb
• Print Series: 1970’s Cars — Montague Projects
• Vintage Book Cover Collection
• Font Interceptor
• WriteFreely Hosting
• linkwarden/linkwarden: ⚡️⚡️⚡️Self-hosted collaborative bookmark manager
• Java Word Clock
• shellsharks Scrolls RSS Feed
• MarkdownDown
• I Write Like
• What I See When My Eyes Are Closed
• OverType – The Over-The-Top Typewriter Simulator
• Saveku — Organize links, inspire others
• Blurmatic
• stream @ fnhipster
• Indie Microblogging
• The small web is beautiful
• Blue Dwarf
• Lobsters
• Useless Facts
• Epicycle Clock by Sophie Houlden
• Ye Olde Blogroll – Blogroll.org
• Ze Randomizer – Blogroll.org
• Station Layouts — Project Subway NYC
• Resources List for the Personal Web – Webweaving – 32-Bit Cafe
• i really love the (hipster) internet
• The Forest
• Kagi Search
• Robert Alexander’s Tech Blog
• RSS blogrolls are a federated social network
• Marginalia Bookmarks
• Microfeatures I Love in Blogs and Personal Websites
• Indie Web- Getting Started
• Surviving the front page of HackerNews on a 50 Mbps uplink
• Weird web pages — Open Indie
• Mesmerizing
• Ten Principles for Good Design
• Anders Jensen-Urstad
• /personalsit.es: 📇 A little directory of people’s personal sites
• Archive The Web
• Firesky: Bluesky posts in real-time
• iOS Shortcut Actions for Micropub posting
• Micropub
• Quill
• People & Blogs Reader
• The internet used to be fun
• Winning the Internet
• HTML Boilerplates
• No CSS Club
• Discovery feed
• Hotline Webring
• How to use TiddlyWiki as a static website generator in 3 steps
• Notes on making a Digital Garden with WordPress
• Rednafi
• Link blog in a static site
• Starlight Rapide | Astro
• About Me · Matthias Ott
• My writings
• Blockchain History | Immersive 3D Story
• Chrome Music Lab
• The Good Line-Height
• At This Link – Uses
• Blogroll – Manu
• 32-Bit Cafe
• People and Blogs
• MaggieAppleton/digital-gardeners: Resources, links, projects, and ideas for gardeners tending their digital notes on the public interwebs
• Reading Supply
• Building a digital garden
• Maggie Appleton
• Versionfeeds – Custom RSS Feeds for Releases of your favorite Software
• Paper Apps™
• Graph of related subreddits
• Time.lol – Convert Date and Time to ISO 8601, RFC, Unix Timestamp, Week Number, Julian Day, any time zone, and more
• very simple blogging
• Shots – Create Amazing Mockups
• If you do this and only this, today will be a good day.
• Blot
• Space Exploration Logo Archive
• A Short History of iOS App Icons
• Readsom – Discover content you’ll want to read
• Jamstack Attack! Practice Frontend with tons of mini-games!
• Leprd
• Live Cyber Threat Map | Check Point
• sadgrl.online
• Asteroid Launcher
• Experience an exquisite car configurator with real-time 3D rendering and game-like features — using Three.js and React Three Fiber by Anderson Mancini.
• cobalt Tools
• Make Your Own Independent Website
• The Internet is HUGE and search engines and social media are only showing you a tiny fraction of it.
• Status Cafe
• Random Site Generators — (for fans of StumbleUpon)
• Welcome to Gimme Serendipity: Rate Sites to Receive Recommendations!
• Awesome Privacy
• Displaying a feed of short-form content
• Bear Nano Blog
• jefftk Blog Posts
• design manifestos .org
• YAY.BOO!
• Letterbird – A free contact form on the web that’s good enough
• Posthaven is the safe place for all your posts forever
• Open-Source Static CMS for Fast, Secure, GDPR & CCPA-Compliant Websites
• Chris Mcleod Bookmarks
• Webmention.io
• feedle: Search and Discover Quality RSS Feeds from Thousands of Blogs and Podcasts
• Glitch Code Editor ･ﾟ✧
• Rob Knight Links
• Foundries · Atlas of Type
• slash pages
• Henry From Online
• The 12-bit rainbow palette
• Memos – Open Source, Self-hosted, Your Notes, Your Way
• Memos
• Zero Data App
• itty bitty
• Dear Photograph
• Bionic Reading® Font.
• Backwards Law
• Info.cern
• The 21 best StumbleUpon alternatives of 2022
• Wormhole – Simple, private file sharing
• Words — Justin Jackson
• 7 OPTICAL ILLUSIONS THAT EVERY GRAPHIC DESIGNER SHOULD KNOW
• Collletttivo
• Tabbied
• Kinegram
• Teenyicons — Tiny minimal 1px icons
• Fockups – F*cked up mockups
• Public.me
• “The Famous F40” vector illustration by David Rumfelt ⌘I Get Info
• Forensically, free online photo forensics tools
• Ditherlicious 1 Bit Image Crusher
• Free Online Analog Film Emulator
• Monochrome Photo PCA
• Meishi: a tiny productivity system
• Autistic burnout at 53
• Zen Tasks – Find peace in productivity
• Just another todo app
• phived
• onedo – Focus on one task at a time
• perfect-list-compiler
• Pixelums – Wallpapers & Icon packs
• Paper
• Copy and paste these ChatGPT Prompts to write a Killer Resume
• Upload Image — Free Image Hosting
• Free Top View Stationery Mockup (PSD)
• Delicate Shadows Stationery Mockup
• Dark stationery mockup – Mockups Design
• 1024×1024
• QuickForget.com
• Index · Atlas of Type
• Nik Bentel Studio – Untitled Folder Wallet
• Luke Mitchell | Bookmarks