Cameron's world: Cool art piece reflective of the aesthetics of geocities :)

Crouton.net: Crouton.

Anonymous Animal: Interesting experience by Everest Pipkin reflecting on what it means to be online, simultaneously alone but in sync with everybody else surfing the web. Love their works! Highly recommend browsing through their website.

will it be ok?: In case anyone is asking

Randomgeo: A randomizer for archived geocities sites.

The HTML Review: The one linked has an awesome 3D scrolling effect.

The Low-Tech Magazine: You've probably heard of this one. This link leads to a cute comic of the creator.

Divergentray's fun links: Which has more fun links than I could ever put in 1 tiny note

will it be ok?: In case anyone is asking

Queer Zine Archive Project: Heads up, this is NSFW! Fun to browse thru

Flexbox Froggy and CSS hell: Games that test your CSS skills!

Stargazing: An interactive art piece by Chia Amisola where you can wish on a star (and view others!). Worth it to look at the other works in the When We Love series too.

bus stop.net: A message board that wipes your post after 24 hours.

Css tricks has some handy cheatsheets for flexbox and grids. I'm personally a grids kind of gal. It seems intimidating at first but it is actually pretty handy once you learn it. This youtube video helped me understand. Learn CSS Layout is pretty good for other stuff on positioning.

For image compression, I use a combination of ImageOptim, Squoosh, and Ezgif.

HTML character codes are handy to have on hand.

For background images, there's too many to list. I frequent Betty's graphics, Hekate's archive, secret cottage's toy box, and of course glitter-graphics

And here's the Jquery draggable function I use for draggable elements on my page. Doesn't work on mobile tho.

Neonaut's Image Compression page: Contains handy tips on image compression as well as other articles on website bloat.

32 bit cafe's resource list for the personal web has basically everything I've listed here and more.

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