No.846[Last 50 Posts]
I was thinking it would be nice if we had a thread for sharing our own websites/homepages. Woah, here's one now! Show me your netspace sushi!
Here's mine. It's a complete mess, but I like it. It's kind of new
well, technically it's existed for a little while, but I only started working on it recently, so it's missing a lot of things, and there are a few links that 404. Though it's hosted on neocities, it's only
slighty Lain themed.
https://birdcom.neocities.org/ No.847
I'm not smart enough to make my own website or anything but I do think that it's super cool when other people do.
There's something about things that have been literally made, rather than just "set up" to reflect someone or something that makes it so much better even if it's shit.
No.848
i also have a neocities website, i havent touched it years though and it's like all tables and inline css.
https://qophyn.neocities.org/ No.849
I used to have a homepage back then when the web wasn't this centralized. Now my internets pretty much consist of jewtube, jewbooru and a couple of ibs. And several hundred bookmarks.
No.850
Yeah.
http://apt-get.xyz/Though there isn't much available at the moment…
I want to start writing a bit, since I'm so bad at it and want to improve. Maybe I'll start a blog? I don't know…
I'll probably upload some of my glitch art at some point, too. It needs a proper place to live.
There's some doujin albums and a 404 page if you people want to explore a bit.
No.853
>>846>>848>>850These are all pretty aesthetic websites, sushis. Since simplicity is my thing, however, I have to say I especially like the cosiness of qophyn.neocities.org.
These entries have made me much less confident about sharing my own site, but I've linked it here before anyway:
http://unraed.ukSome code repos, some music and…not much else at the moment. Does anyone know fun web projects to do to flesh it out a bit?
No.863
this is my website
https://jojo-website.neocities.org/i just made it to mainly play around with html and css
No.864
>>863Really cool site, sushi!
No.865
this is so much fun; more people should share ^_^
bit different from the other stuff here, but me:
https://shmibbles.me>>848something really nice in this simplicity, though, even if it is kind of old
>>853still some cool stuff here! trying out this napalm thing. +1 for having a man page
>>859listening to this bandcamp thing, and it's pretty interesting!
No.866
>>865Hey. I had your blog in my bookmarks already. You're the person that used to work on lainzine, aren't you?
Nice to see your blog is still chugging along!
No.873
>>872Nice site. I need to make one.
No.874
Really nice websites on this thread. What did you guys studied to do it?
No.876
>>874Studying is nothing compared to just doing it, sushi. Just make an account on neocities and start editing the index.html and see what works and what doesn't. There are some good tutorials for html and css at
https://www.w3schools.com/ , but don't think you have to go through all the steps before you make a website, just use it for reference as you tinker and you'll naturally get better.
No.877
>>874>>876also remember on any website you can use the right click -> inspect element and its associated developer tools to learn how other websites work (and copy off them)
No.878
>>877That works as long as it's simple enough. If the guy uses some kind of farfetched JS framework that generate css on-the-fly or has a 10MB source complete with templates applied in real time, you're not going to be able to easily know how it works.
No.879
>>878very true, but imo that's a silly way to make a website anyway, especially a personal homepage
No.880
>>874>studying instead of doingbaka.
>buy a cheap SBC (<$20) and install an ssh ready/headless linux image on a microSD for it (armbian)>install nginx/apache, set up the config files>forward port 80 if it isn't open already>register a domain name with either afraid.org (gratis) or an actual domain registration company ($)>test it out>lrn2html with https://www.w3schools.com/>trial and error until you have something decent>???>benisIt's not too bad so long as you're good with linux, but if you've never used linux you should install it on your desktop dualbooted and read pdf related
>keep your shit organized>KISS>don't abuse Javascript>install fail2ban before chinks/vodkanigs get access to your ssh>back up your shit No.881
>>880>trial and erroryes, just do this. i basically know nothing about html and css but i did fine. just look up stuff on w3schools and have fun making what you want to make. also, neocities.org has free hosting for simple websites if you dont want to host yourself.
No.882
https://cocktails.neocities.orgBeen a really long time since I didn't update it.
No.1003
Only passing by, i wanted to say that all of this is beautiful, you reminded me that the Wired is not dead and there is no limit to people's coolness and eerieness.
T-thank you sushi rolls! >_<
Lain bless every single one of your sites
No.1004
~Douzo~
https://prettyboytellem.comA lot of these pages are really charming… I like pages that have personal flair, something like a diary or blog.
It feels like not many people keep up homepages anymore :\
Death to micro-blogging!
>>853This is how I approach design too. There's a tendency to heap too much on a project without looking back and refining it.
>>848M-marry me ///>.<///
No.1005
>>865>>853thank you strangers, that makes me feel really nice
>>1004sorry, im a bit mellowed now cause of a falling out with someone else. im going to be alone for a while
No.1008
I guess
http://channel.moe/ is my site.
I made a cooperative oekaki site using html5 and such. It works pretty good.
Wanted to host my own imageboard software in the beginning (thats why the domain is channel.moe), but I don't want to risk legal shit at this point in time, so rather did this.
No.1009
>>1008Oh, and since I had to reset it recently there is nothing drawn.
Maybe I should add a feature to store the state on disk some day, but if no one is using it, I don't know why I should bother.
No.1011
>>1008>I don't want to risk legal shit at this point in timeYou could run a textboard, or an oekaki only imageboard.
No.1012
>>1004I love what you've done with ral.space
No.1013
https://pastelshoal.neocities.org/My neocities. For a while I was updating it fairly frequently, I should get back to that at some point, but there's not much for me to write about atm. Design based on the 4.5 tatami room.
I'll echo what everyone else here says, website design is super easy to learn! The trick is to read a very basic html tutorial, learn about how to use css (or not if you like web 2.0) and then look at the page source of websites you think look cool. Copy what you need, modify and combine etc. All you need is mousepad It's honestly super fun and kind of relaxing.
No.1015
>>859Nice website, nice music too
No.1017
>>1013I love your site's design. Also, even if you should choose not to put it online, I hope that you continue to write in the same the way that you approach the blog section on your site. I love this format, short thoughts on a focused topic.
You could maybe even keep a diary-of-sorts, with thoughts on everyday things or maybe just talking about whatever happened that day. Writing in that style helps me; normally it starts off like a little vignette and then blossoms into some thoughts or feelings… I'm always glad that I wrote them down!
>>1012The design feels like a big step forward! I really enjoy the community we have gathered so far and I hope we can find ~even~ more friends to hang out with!
>>1003>Wired is not deadIf we all keep it up, we can create our own little space here!
No.1018
>>1011I am pretty fine with the way the site is.
There are so many imageboards already. Maybe the world doesn't need my imageboard-software (although I like it).
A more or less well functioning oekaki site is pretty good too.
I don't know if I want users though.
It would be kind of nice I guess, but then I would have to share it on sites more people use.
If too many people use it I would also have to upgrade my server, which would kind of suck, since I have no money at all.
No.1027
>>850I tidied up the website and changed the style a bit.
The journal is up, although the most updated section of it is probably the dream diary rather than the regular one.
That reminds me I need to update it…
No.1071
I registered
https://pokepals.website a while ago. If you have ideas or things/art of yours you’d want me to put there just say so.
No.1073
Still a work in progress, but I have a personal site at
https://plasmawiz.neocities.org/.
Any criticism is very welcome, I am a complete novice when it comes to HTML and CSS.
No.1100
>>846I wish I could have a cool site like OP :(
No.1102
>>1100Guide to making a cool site like mine:
1. Steal lots of images
2. Steal lots of music
3. Find a chimp with ADHD and a basic knowledge of HTML
4. Now your site is so cool that you don't even need to add your own content!
No.1103
>>1102This is like a description of all web 2.0 serverside operations.
No.1166
I'm learning to make a website so I can show it off to potential employers. I'm nowhere near at the level you guys are at yet though. I'm just trying to make something basic with a blog. I tried following a tutorial for creating a PHP blog with XAMPP but it was littered with errors and it looked like more effort than it was worth.
How do you guys create your blogs?
No.1167
>>1166Wordpress is the easiest, but also the least impressive, because all it really demonstrates is the ability to install a CMS.
You could also use Jekyll Bootstrap to generate static pages.
No.1170
>>1166The most basic way to do it is to
>1a. Make a html template for your pages>1b. Make a seperate css stylesheet>2. Experiment with how it looks until you're comfortable with it>3. Make a bunch of pages using your template and link 'em all together.Of course, your employer probably won't want to have to fiddle with the html, and it's pretty annoying to have to modify each page whenever you change something in the template, but it's a start.
No.1171
Been thinking about making a website for a while now. Mostly to have somewhere to host a simple blog and various projects. Jekyll as mentioned by
>>1167 seems interesting, but I really don't like playing with ruby gems or python pip. Any other well maintained and simple CMS around? Mostly looking for recommendations. I found hugo which is written in go, but something in c or sh/bash would be nice too (if they're well maintained).
No.1173
I started using neocities because it's free and good for a practice website lol.
>>1167Yeah the majority of what I see online is about Wordpress but I was worried about it not looking very impressive.
>>1170I've gotten this far and it looks alright, just a little annoying to have to modify the html every time I want to make a new post, as you said. It's also not very impressive but to someone who doesn't check the html, it looks just like any other blog site haha.
Thanks sushis.
No.1283
>>853I'm hella late to the party
But I listened to your album sushi roll, and it's really good! Good job!
No.1284
Does anyone else remember that CyberLife website? It was kind of a repository of cyberpunk and internet culture. Changed domains a couple of time IIRC but I haven't seen it in years.
No.1287
>>1285That’s it! Thanks sushi roll
No.1296
Doing this
https://soykaf.meMy neocities profile is
https://neocities.org/site/lambdafunI also set up Gitea for my personal projects.
Do you know of any blog that resembles mine in any way ?
No.1297
I have a few websites, but no offense, but I wouldn't want them associated with image boards
No.1300
>>1284>>1285here's a version that's still up, no archive needed
https://cyberlf.github.io/ No.1323
https://princesstoots.neocities.org/theres alot of aspects i want to change, although i haven't had time b/c of college
plus ive grown attached with my shitty index thats its gonna be hard to get rid of
css styles are all over the place b/c i made them while i learned
No.1327
https://karindou.neocities.org/This is my site I use to promote my art, it kind of loads a bit slow. Probably need to use tinyjpg or something.
No.1337
>>868https://adriatic.neocities.org/I changed the purpose of the website. Now it is my own internet archive.
I plan to add some *features* to it ie. every html file gets an associated png fullheight screenshot
No.1338
does anyone remember youtuber "allofthetrash" (also had a channel called FUCKCRYPT).
They had some interesting websites. I remember a page that had quotes from the game Darkseed 2 … "remember, anything seen in the mirror is not real, only the mirror itself is real." They had at least two different sites.
I just did some googling and found the names of the sites: seminal.us and cbren.blogspot.com
No.1339
anyone have any resources for putting together an artist/musician website? thought about modifying artist sites i think are good but i can't into html
No.1341
>>1340Thanks! But it's not the same without all the sounds.
Can't believe how long ago that was…
No.1353
I see you completed the blender guru beginner tutorial
No.1355
>>1339Then use javascript.
No.1394
I mostly have this domain so I have a neutral space to run my cloud and stuff
https://www.alkali.me/ No.1491
>>1490100% neocities.org - lots of great examples of sites just like what you're describing in this thread that are hosted there.
No.1494
>>1490Hi sushi. I'm going to give a more modern answer.
If you only want static hosting (html/css/js, no sign in or registration or comments), you can just use a service like
https://keybase.io/docs/kbfs/keybase.pub (more lain) or
https://pages.github.com/ (less lain). With each you can buy your own domain (I recommend namecheap.com) so you can have your own URL.
Now, if you want to really have more control over your site, you should get a VPS and run your own server. You can have server code, databases for a more interactive site. And if you like you can use the same server as a media host, ventrilo server, etc.
You can host static sites straight out of Nginx (generators like Jeykll or Hugo are popular. I use
http://loup-vaillant.fr/projects/ussm/, which has very few features and is very simple, which is what I need).
Or if you need a dynamic app, however you usually deploy PHP. I'd recommend Python and Flask over PHP if you're new to programming, but in the end it doesn't matter too much.
Of course, you can always start with an externally hosted static site and then jump to running your own server later when you need to. Let me know if you have any questions.
>>1327Loaded ok for me. FYI I think you forgot to close the anchor tag on your deviantart link.
I really like the colors in the picture labeled "Image 1" at
https://karindou.neocities.org/#image1. What medium is this?
>>1300Cheers. It makes me a bit sad that so many links are dead these days. Even on sites/posts that are only 2-3 years old.
No.1538
>>846It's still a work in progress and I use it mostly as my own personal homepage, but here ya go:
http://ceikry.sdf.org No.1539
>>1538The searx instance is down and so is your blog.html page ;;
Good luck on it, I'll remind myself to check up on itin the near future. Can't wait to see how it'll turn out!
No.1540
>>1539Yeah I migrated to a new SDF instance and in the process abandoned all my old blog posts (they were garbage and had my real name tied to them). The searx instance I'll be fixing tonight. Thanks for taking an interest sushi :)
No.1553
I'm trying to create a website as we speak, and while I'm enjoying the process of designing/building it, I struggle when it comes to picking an overall theme and actually writing my own content. I fear that social media has kind of ruined my presenting skills.
Has anyone else here struggled with the same issue?
No.1554
>>1494Krita + GIMP + Audacity for glitch effects
I think I already fixed the links? I don't remember what I do anymore.
No.1557
>>1538Hey sushi! Nice site
No.1606
I'm working on a crappy neocities site which I may or may not ever launch. In case I do, I may or may not post it here. The things I'm writing in it border the uncomfy even though the topics themselves aren't.
I used to have a lot of fun with microsoft frontpage. At a time when internet was something we couldn't afford, I'd entertain myself making my own websites. I was saddened to learn it was discontinued. Now I have to use Atom and its preview feature to see the fruits of my coding labor.
>>876>w3schoolsThis is what I used to get back to speed on html. Very complete. I didn't read any of the CSS or javascript tutorials and will defend the <center> tag to the last.
>>1004I already have your site on my bookmarks. I was trying to remember why until I saw your tranlations page. Nice.
No.1608
>>1606> The things I'm writing in it border the uncomfy even though the topics themselves aren't.What do you mean by this? I'm in a similar predicament, as I'm unable to figure out how to make my content pleasant yet true to myself
No.1609
>>1608I want to talk about how much I love anime but I also want to denounce the awful western fanbase in all of its facets, for example.
No.1610
>>1609My interest has been piqued. Good luck on creating your site!
No.1617
>>1609My advice would be to forget about the negative aspects, most likely thing is you won't get anything interesting out of it. Reading about what makes an anime good or interesting for you is way more genuine than the same edgy comments about people ruining my hobby but not really because it's still my hobby anyway
No.1619
Guys I'm not gonna publish my site, relax.
No.1622
It ain't much but it's mine. Sorry
http://desuex.xyz/ No.1623
https://taro.0xfdb.xyzsubdomain of the
https://0xfdb.xyz network
We operate an IRC server, 24/7 live-streaming radio, imgboard and occasionally broadcast media via RTMP.
All for fun!
No.1625
>>1624Love this one. Lots of subtle details I noticed only after I clicked into each room
No.1633
>>1338>>1340The creator, Caroline Bren, passed away.
Somehow someone uploaded a video of what the site used to look like.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81XnFFZVN1I No.1640
>>846I've got two:
https://bad-luck-enterprises.neocities.org/this was an art experiment and what I used to teach myself HTML and CSS with, it's defunct now, but if you know the addresses, the pages are still there.
https://dunkleshreken-at-work.neocities.org/home.htmlThis is my current portfolio/webart site, it's under construction for now though, not done with it.
No.1642
>>1640You are very talented. Cool stuff. Spooky too.
No.1686
>>848your site is so cute, i t really love it
I've saved its html and assets to my collection of nice sites, I hope you don't mind
No.1740
>>1739Very nice sushi roll, I like the window favicons. Looking forward to reading five sixths of it!
No.1895
>>1640it's actually changed.
it's now:
https://ngmi.work No.1898
I have a "concept" website. I like to call it an hover adventure :
https://bubbble.neocities.orgWhile my person page is over at :
https://clementpp.github.ioAnd the first website I made to learn html etc is :
https://ilovelum.neocities.org>>1895The whole thing is on another level.
No.1900
>>1898Thanks sushi roll got my degree from bubbble
No.1901
>>1898Pretty cool website! Anilist link is ded, though.
Savoie Libre ! No.1902
>>1900Glad you enjoyed it.
>>1901Thanks for letting me know, I changed my username some time ago and I forgot to update the link.
No.2394
I hope this isn't too much of a necro. I've decided to start sharing my site with someone other than my friends. As such I thought that I'd share where I lurk from time to time, that is here!
Anyways, the site is
https://cabin.digital it's just my little blog where I dump stuff when I remember I have it. It also has a HTTP only, no CSS version (both this and main site also don't use JS) for older browsers, it's:
http://retro.cabin.digitalI generate them using my own tool written in Go (to learn Go) and CSS and HTML templates are also by me! I hope you like it, feel free to give me any feedback (as long as you're constructive I guess :P )
P.S. It's a bit^h^h^hlot sucky that sushigirl bans TOR nodes :(
