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Jem's Field Notes
A personal blog kept for over 25 years, mixing family, fitness and running with webby resources, coding nerd-outs and th…
Jen Stark
Psychedelic rainbow paper sculptures, drip-pattern murals, hypnotic looping animations and public art by Jen Stark, all…
Jenneral HQ
Jenn's personal website of dispatches, essays, and shortform posts about the things she thinks about, with an archive, a…
Jerma Sites
A collection of fan-made websites about the streamer Jerma985, built for people to enjoy or hate and ranging widely in q…
Jerry's Map
The working log of Jerry Gretzinger's imaginary map, a fictional world he has drawn, painted and collaged panel by panel…
Jerry's Map
The story and gallery of a hand-made fantasy map begun in 1963 and still growing, built from thousands of shuffled panel…
Jesse's Ramen
A personal portfolio disguised as an immersive 3D ramen shop that you explore in the browser, a playful take on the usua…
Jesus Swimming
A classic piece of net art from 2001 by Miltos Manetas: a looping animation of Jesus swimming with a dreamy soundtrack,…
jiggler's big night
A tiny Unity sound toy where you left or right click a wobbling character on a desktop to pulse it and trigger squishy s…
Jim Bachor
Chicago artist Jim Bachor fills potholes with ancient-style glass mosaics of ice cream, flowers and snacks, and shows hi…
Jim Rees
An ancient-web personal homepage of an Ann Arbor native, praised in 1999 for its creativity, with travel, culture and lo…
jjv.sh
Jane Vandegriff's personal site and livestream, with small games, poetry, videos, drawings, music and electronics projec…
JM is cool
A Windows 95-style desktop of experiments and toys, including Sigma, a puzzle that mashes crosswords and sudoku together…
JODI
The landmark net-art site by the duo JODI: a maze of broken-looking pages, ASCII diagrams and source-code art that turns…
Jodi.org
A landmark piece of 1990s net art by the duo JODI, presenting deliberately chaotic, glitch-styled pages that helped defi…
Joe Chemo
A camel who wishes he had never smoked hosts this odd anti-smoking site with a Tobacco IQ test, a Smoke-o-Scope and paro…
Joe Coleman
A copywriter's portfolio homepage with a famous slider at the bottom that rewrites his whole introduction from quietly u…
Joel's Homepage
Joel (joelchrono), a blogger from Mexico, posts near-daily about games he beats, books, origami, FOSS and weekly notes,…
Johan Halse
The tongue-in-cheek personal site of web developer Johan Halse, who describes himself as a feared duelist, renowned love…
John Gerace
A personal blog of irregular dispatches on software, creative writing, and the quiet disasters that come with making thi…
Jokes and Humour in the public Android API
A tour of the jokes, easter eggs and silly placeholder strings that Android engineers left in the platform's public API,…
Jon Burgerman
Artist Jon Burgerman's site, an explorable world of doodled characters, murals and light boxes that you navigate by nudg…
Jon Rafman
The portfolio of artist Jon Rafman, including Nine Eyes of Google Street View, his famous collection of strange and haun…
Jonathan Gabel
A personal archive of projects, artworks and arcane musings, featuring a guide to writing sitelen sitelen, the hieroglyp…
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