My Digital Garden, my Zettelkasten notes, a place to holds my thoughts...

A website to randomly explore the IndieWeb. Simply click a button and you will be redirected to a random post from a personal blog.

Smooth Sailing Listings is a web directory or listing for websites under any of the following categories: Blogs Cliques/Webrings Collectives/Networks Directories/Listings Fanlistings Fansites/Shrines Graphics/Resources Hosting Message Boards/Forums Personal Pixel Art Portfolios Role Playing Games Trading Card Games Writings

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. If you would like to submit your site to the directory, read over the rules, grab yourself a button/code and add your website!

fish are like thoughts and premonitions

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

No tech. No distractions. Pure Creativity. Publish your ideas to millions just using pen & paper.

mostly harmless

Marcin Wichary Designer, writer, & typographer

There's a corner of the Internet where people have been reclaiming their digital independence by hosting their own websites and promoting the idea of owning your own content—it's called the IndieWeb. This community has its own website, IRC channels, social media presence, and more, all dedicated to the idea that individuals should control their own digital presence through personal websites.

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

How to make things that live on the internet.

A persuasive look at the many reasons why you should have your own website, and some of the benefits it will bring you.

The personal website of wargaluk, a conscious physical being and a person.

If you have any doubts, then you're the target audience of this guide.

Updated June 19th, 2023 Sorry, your browser doesn't support embedded videos. But that doesn’t mean you can’t watch it! You can download Small Is Beautiful #23 directly, and watch it with your favourite video player. 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:

About I'm a full-stack developer, AI enthusiast, and problem-solver who loves creating impactful digital experiences. Whether it's building scalable web applications or experimenting with AI models, I thrive on solving complex challenges and pushing technology forward. me

I’m a 50-ish year old guy living in Birmingham U.K. I’ve a first-class degree in English literature, a career in education and setting up the computer book publishing house "glasshaus" behind me. I was member of the Web Standards Project‘s Accessibility Task Force . T

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. The year has been stressful. I've had lots to clean up, personally and professionally. Digitally and IRL. Merging of different places

What's going on Internet? This is my homepage. I write about the web and stuff.

You found my Website! But this is not a regular site... What you are looking at is a .txt file. The beautiful thing about these sort of text files is that you can not style them. The only styling you can do is the same you could do with a typewriter. But of course all the usual .html browser things do not work. So no links.

a compendium of self, a tiny internet home, a quiet digital garden

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.

A British writer and designer from San Francisco.

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. Whether you want to get started with your own personal website or level up as a designer, developer, or independent creator working with the ever-changing material of the Web, this little email is for you. ❤✊ Free. No spam ever. You can unsubscribe at any time. By signing up, you consent to my use of your email address to stay in touch with you, as provided in my Privacy Policy.

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.

A collection of popular essays written here and elsewhere.