sarahrothberg This site is dope. That trippy kaleidoscope effect. There’s also a funky hall-of-mirrors effect in there. The projects are quality. Surprising things in here. This goes in my permanent collection.

Sarah Drasner’s bomb site Yeah, been finding a lot of SVG designers around, it’s great, Sarah is in that crew. Her blog is very well done. (IMHO better than many online tech/design magazines.)

peter burr Lots of cool monochrome pixel art—kind of in the vein of unomoralez.

HAWRAF This is a design studio page, but it’s so clearly inspired by personal home pages and desktop publishing—I think this could be a great springboard for personal blog or wiki design. I mean: you can scrawl all over the site. It would be cool for a wiki to allow those kinds of edits.

Leander Herzog More SVG. The whole site seems to be visuals. Wild stuff.

Village Grannies Best website ever for a bong? It’s very minimal—but maxed out visually. From a long line of scroll adventures.

neul van gelder de neufville But a mere pamphlet, lush and babbing.

Joe Coleman A personal portfolio/blog, but with an amusing slider as the home page.

Inspiration — Brian Hertzog An interesting take on a directory. Tiled images that lead into short biographies.

The Chorizo Chronicles Mr. Chorizo blogs about life in Spain—including a recent account of the protest in Barcelona. I enjoy flipping through blogs like this occassionally, to get a window into someone else’s life. I tend to think these personal blogs are embellished—which I don’t mind at all, of course—but this one seems legit. Doesn’t matter either way. Be who you want to be.

Subpixel Space by Toby Shorin. Put a purple mint sticker on this one. I’m still working through the essays—but there’s some great digging into online culture here—what I’ve read is insightful. (I also love discovering a blog, kind of like Nadia’s too, where the author has already published so much that you have your work cut out for you just catching up with their material.)

Julian Shapiro Damn polished. I know nothing about many of his topics (marketing, fitness) but there are good ideas here for a clean blog ‘look’/‘layout’.

Dr. Tom Allen Engineering blog—some thoughtpieces, some code. I really like this one on using a ‘directed graph’ to plan a project. Seems novel!

Daniel’s New Website Personal home page as a text adventure. (This feels like it was done in Twine!) Written in second person.

Bigger on the Inside Mix of personal thoughts and programming language evaluation by Xuanyi Chew. Interesting: Does Inflation Happen in Hell?

SILO This french publication is monochrome but maximal. Feels like my site is a kin to this one. Wish I could get my fonts and layout up to par with this!

Ilya Smirnov Site ain’t around no more. But look at it. One big page. This is hypertexting! Yes, this is how you do it.

Vulfpeck Band with a website that looks like a man page??

Damon Zucconi I don’t know how to stop giving you links. This won’t be over soon.

Elliott’s Computer It’s just a select box. I’m cool with that.

ertdfgcvb ASCII webpage with some sweet animated touches. Fun ideas for h0p3.

awarm.space Jared Pereira’s central node, connecting various notes and projects. I think I’m most drawn to the media notes. Which is strange, because I don’t like reviews. But that’s exactly it—I don’t like reviews as much as just notes and goodstuff extracted from the text/film. There are a whole lot of related hypertext projects here: fathom.network, hyperlink.academy. I hate that this is at the end, but it’s the last one I saw.