My website journey began when I found and played the intriguing Barnacle Goose Experiment open_in_new , which led me to Everest Pipkin open_in_new , which led me to the XXIIVV webring open_in_new . From there, a whole world of indie web and web revival opened up before me. Here are some sites that have been part of the journey.
- Ritual Dust open_in_new made creating a website feel like something an ordinary human like myself could accomplish.
- V Verse open_in_new made me realize that a personal website might be a good place to keep my worldbuilding project.
- Grok open_in_new heavily inspired the aesthetic of my own website.
- Six Eyes open_in_new makes worldbuilding websites an art form.
- Monastery of St. Blamensir open_in_new pushes the definition of what a website is.
- Melon King’s open_in_new explanation of the web revival movement gets me all fired up.
- Brutalist Web Design open_in_new has an approach to coding that I really appreciate.
- Low←Tech Magazine open_in_new does interesting reporting and has a cool ethos in general.
- A Collection of Unmitigated Pedantry open_in_new inspired me to write about the things that interest me just because I’m interested in them.
- Admiral Cloudberg open_in_new also inspires me to write about things that I’m interested in and trust that the right people will find them.
- Serina open_in_new has done some astounding spec evo work and deeply inspired the ecology of my own world.
- Online Ceramics open_in_new , a digital thrift store from a parallel world.