Tagged “retro-web”

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soupie.littlerubberguys.com Internet Culture

Soupie's MUSCLE Colors Image Archive

An image archive cataloguing the many colors of MUSCLE wrestler figurines, a deeply niche collector's reference from the…

kingcosmonaut.de Internet Culture

SpamPaint

A net-art project that turns blog comment spam into abstract drawings, with a gallery and archive of pictures painted by…

speedysnail.com Internet Culture

Speedysnail

A personal website and weblog running since 1999, with photos, limericks, cartoons, academic papers and a stand-up page,…

spiritcellar.neocities.org Internet Culture

Spiritcellar

A retro-style personal homepage with a splash page, animated GIF decorations, banner links to favorite anime and games,…

spudguns.org Internet Culture

Spudguns.org

A long-running hobbyist guide to building potato cannons, with a primer, design notes, construction steps, a quick-refer…

superessence.itch.io Gaming

Spybotics: The Nightfall Incident

An HD remake of the 2002 LEGO webgame, a turn-based hacker tactics game with puzzle elements, rebuilt as a free browser…

squeakysrecorderplayhouse.com Music

Squeaky's Recorder Playhouse

A charming old-web tutorial on playing the recorder, covering fingering, blowing and tonguing basics with linked lessons…

starfighter.neocities.org Internet Culture

Starfighter's Cool Website

A punk-flavored personal homepage from Malmo with sections for hi-fi, software, pixel art, a zine, synths, music and lyr…

anatolyzenkov.com Internet Culture

Stolen Buttons

A growing collection of tiny web buttons the author has 'stolen' from every website visited, displayed as a scrapbook of…

stopabductions.com Internet Culture

Stop Alien Abductions

A wonderfully earnest, decades-old DIY guide to building a Velostat-lined device meant to stop alien abductions, with st…

birgits.net Internet Culture

storTroopers Avatar Maker

A rescued drag-and-drop dress-up toy rebuilt from a lost early-2000s avatar maker: drop a little pixel body on the canva…

sugarmegs.org Music

SugarMegs Audio

A gloriously old-school fan archive streaming tens of thousands of live concert recordings for free, from jam bands to c…

empeethree.neocities.org Internet Culture

Suzanne's Electronic Fun Yard

A retro-styled Neocities fan site built around its mascot Suzanne, with a computer lab, sitemap, and guest books in clas…

swiftyshq.neocities.org Internet Culture

Swifty's HQ

A hand-built Neocities headquarters billed as a fun website for weirdos, entered through a splash page in the spirit of…

symbolics.com Internet Culture

Symbolics.com

The first .com domain ever registered (March 15, 1985), now a small museum with an interactive timeline and facts about…

syntheticfruits.neocities.org Internet Culture

Synthetic Fruits

A dreamy retro-web personal site with animated GIFs, a music page with an MP3 player, a diary, a chatroom, and a guestbo…

tanami.org Internet Culture

Tanami

An old-school personal web sight with a grab bag of oddities: free Shift-JIS text art, a fortune generator, a buzzword p…

taquitos.net Food & Cooking

Taquitos.net

An online snack food museum with photos and descriptions of chips, candy, and other snacks from around the world, run by…

tasuki.org Internet Culture

tasuki.org

A long-running personal site from a Czech go player with a blog, photo gallery, wiki, and a side-by-side comparison of E…

teeg.no Internet Culture

Teeg's Triangle

A neon, gif-packed homage to Geocities and Myspace with a SomaFM radio player, a top-eight chatroom, zines, photography…

tertiaryapocalypse.neocities.org Internet Culture

Tertiaryapocalypse

An ASCII-art styled internet bunker with a terminal navigation, original projects, comics, a Long Gone Legends section,…

thejang.com Art & Design

Texture Station

A 1996 collection of tiling backgrounds, textures and desktop wallpapers sorted by colour, a charming slice of early web…

tfpxe.wtf Internet Culture

tfpXE

A retro-web personal site of noise music, videos, a diary, picks, and links, with a guestbook, a mood widget, and a pick…

cybercultural.com Internet Culture

The 3 Gurus of 90s Web Design

A look back at 1997, when Flash and CSS arrived and David Siegel, Jakob Nielsen and Jeffrey Zeldman each pushed a differ…

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