Stats are there for the year 2022, and updated yearly. A mine of resources.

After this person does not exist, here is a list of something or someone does not exist

Just a great collection of resources with useful demos and tutorials

because it is faster than a static website... because everything is in the RAM.

18.94 kilometers (about 11.77 miles)

Known issues

• Gecko-based browsers like Firefox show an interesting behavior when trying to make the site any higher than 18.939583 kilometers, “shrinking” or “collapsing” the main container.
• Internet Explorer has problems following internal links, and it’s unclear whether the container actually is said 18.94 kilometers high (or long, or tall).

One-stop resource for everything related to user experience

Things I want to do:

• Content related
  • Publish reviews of books/music/… in a cool sortable grid (example)
  • Publicly display global website statistics (example)
  • Create and regularly update a "uses" page (example)
  • Create and regularly update a "now" page (example)
  • List all emojis used on the site by frequency (example)
• Design related
  • Create an official coat of arms as the logo of your site (example)
  • An audible frequency graph that determines posting activity: example
• IndiWeb related
  • Have a guestbook page where people can send Webmentions to to sign it: example

Archive.today captures webpages and make this record available via a link. Similar to the wayback machine.
No active elements or scripts included in the record.

It can be useful, when a website will change soon, to want to take a instant record of it. For example, a list of prices, Job or Immobilien offers, blog posts, ...

It’s a physics-engine-keyboard-thing! Try typing “rain”, “feross”, “semi” or “hexbin” for secret behavior!

Drag the mouse to leave a trail of colorful shapes

lovely hand-drawn illustrations, an “Arts & Crafts” and a “Recipes” section

Warm welcome and interactive illustration on the first page

MSY for New Orleans? Airport Codes tries to make sense of those unique three-letter codes.

A simple div and here's the result: beautiful design and pictures.

Eric’s site has tons of personality and care. It features Hamonshū, japanese-style illustrations of waves.

Full of little animations and details

If you find one of the Steves hidden online and in real life, it’ll be marked as yours forever. Find all of them and you unlock the power of a thousand suns.

On this website, you can adjust the amount of CSS that you want :)