Links, GIFs, and an especially large collection of 88x31 buttons.

Ake's website, home to various JavaScript projects.

Personal site with a selection of information about various Linux distros.

A manual for AutoSite, a templating engine for Python 3.

A tutorial for Three.js, used to create and display 3D graphics on a web page.

A maze of games, trivia, and interactive web experiments. The Desktop Simulator in particular is pretty impressive.

A manifesto of minimal-distraction technology design principles.

A non-profit organization dedicated to teaching uncommon computer science topics.

Behavioral research into the social aspects of the internet.

Daily updated news aggregator collecting links relating to computer security, space exploration, science fiction, and related topics.

Javascript and web experiments from the desk of elementz.

A CSS framework that defines custom HTML elements for ease of site design.

A starter kit for the styling and design of Neocities sites, in case the maintainer wishes not to write their own stylesheet.

A slightly more modern collection of buttons, among other detritus.

A collection of handwriting and artistic fonts for use with HTML5 websites.

The home page for a San Francisco-based competition centered around battling "crappy robots". Worth it for the video.

Art and WebGL experiments.

The site of Ikewise, who does various web design experiments.

Portfolio and CV of a freelance web developer and "aspiring Renaissance man".

ROM hacks and articles on programming old consoles.

Joppie's code experiments, recipes, and paintings.

Vintage Geocities GIFs and images.

The creator of Neocities.

Home base for Melonking, the creator of GIFYPET.

Hungarian computing and radio enthusiast.

Tinkerer and hobbyist currently working on neowiki.

A variety of wobbly meshes made with the Javascript library three.js.

lempamo's tool to make updating multiple Neocities sites a bit easier.

Tech news aggregator in English and French.

Two guys, one website, and a whole lot more than two projects.

Technical rants about coding languages and frameworks.

A blog about design and productivity in the digital age.

QBasic games and file format specifications.

Personal blog, often about video games, but other tech stuff creeps into the mix often.

Tracker music and homebrew software.

A now-inactive aggregator of users banned from the infamous ResetEra forums.

Dutch world-record hitchhiker computer engineer who produced a short film called North.

Pseudonymous coder and tinkerer currently living off-grid.

Personal site featuring coding experiments and rocketry.

A set of links to popular websites of various categories, meant to be used as a start page for a browser.

A large collection of horror and Halloween-themed GIFs.

Maps of Cornwall and language processing tools for Cornish.

Companion site for Wordpress blog of the same name, hosts many programs from it.

Microblogs about tech and coding. Updates daily.

A read about how size limitations shouldn't prevent compelling web design. Outdated (written before the 1GB bump and folders), but still informative.

An informational site designed for easy explanations on HTML, CSS, and web design concepts.

Quake fan and conlang (spoken and programming) enthusiast.

A list of old websites and Bible verses, updated daily.

A gallery of 3D and WebVR experiences. A good browser and computer is highly recommended.

An HTML5 version of the non-interactive Windows XP tour.

Newark-based programmer.