Welcome to this weird thread concept I've come up with where the goal is to share websites found across The Personal Web. I'd say the goal is to shine a light / send some love to individuals who, being on this more authentic, small side of the Internet, maybe haven't gotten it and you feel they should or I don't know. Maybe my first attempt here can kinda set the vibe?
Pictured here, the average Personal Web denizen:
Today I came across the following blog post:
I consider it quite the beautiful labor of love and cannot recommend strongly enough that you check it out for yourself. It legit moved me, yo.
Naturally, after experiencing this art-piece, I wanted to reach out and praise the author. I looked across the website but it seemed the webmaster was rather modest with regard to communication. Only linking to their SoundCloud and Github. I then noticed they only had a sparse number of other posts, so naturally I began with the first:
It turned out homie was not just a skilled webmaster but a game developer as well? The game-play in the post seemed very interesting so I wanted to see more and ended up finding the following:
A full playlist with all 4 parts seemingly running through the entirety of the game is linked here. Again, I encourage watching as the game itself is short but quite interesting in a number of different ways...
I returned to the blog to discover the oddness was not over with posts like:
modem.io
Between the posts with passion for audio, music, and webdev it would seem our webmaster here is an artist more than worthy of a little flattery.
Pictured here, the average Personal Web denizen:
Naturally, after experiencing this art-piece, I wanted to reach out and praise the author. I looked across the website but it seemed the webmaster was rather modest with regard to communication. Only linking to their SoundCloud and Github. I then noticed they only had a sparse number of other posts, so naturally I began with the first:
It turned out homie was not just a skilled webmaster but a game developer as well? The game-play in the post seemed very interesting so I wanted to see more and ended up finding the following:
A full playlist with all 4 parts seemingly running through the entirety of the game is linked here. Again, I encourage watching as the game itself is short but quite interesting in a number of different ways...
I returned to the blog to discover the oddness was not over with posts like:
Scrollbars
A guide on overriding native scroll behavior to provide your own objectively better experience.
modem.io
Between the posts with passion for audio, music, and webdev it would seem our webmaster here is an artist more than worthy of a little flattery.
