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Resources
This is just stuff I found helpful as someone with zero coding experience. I think everyone should make a website and it does not matter if you use a template. Getting started is daunting enough already.

The hosts I am personally familiar with are Neocities and Nekoweb, both of which are friendly to beginners and social media runaways, so that's what I will focus on. Also, for the sake of transparency I think it's worth mentioning that a lot of people have chosen to move to Nekoweb because the creator of Neocities made a blog post about AI back in 2023 that has not aged well.
I found this thread from someone who actually reached out to him about it, where he states that he will not force it into Neocities or scrape user data. I don't personally feel the need to move yet, but I see this mentioned enough that I figured I might as well just leave it here so people have all the information. Either way, the site editors are pretty similar, so following basic tutorials for Neocities should be relatively easy on Nekoweb too.
What you use to edit your code is up to you. The Neocities editor is fine, but you will be refreshing constantly. I use VSCode with the live preview and color picker extensions installed and all the AI crap turned off. Unfortunately I am not knowledgeable enough about other programs to be able to recommend them. You must find your own path.
General stuff:
- Absolute beginner's guide to Neocities
- W3Schools free coding tutorials for literally anything
- Online color picker
- 88x31 button maker
- Why you should avoid hotlinking
- Tips about accessibility
- Zonelets Easily set up your own blog (can also be used as a template if you want)
- Atabook Simple free guestbook by the devs of nekoweb
- WidgetStar Selection of widgets, again by the devs of nekoweb. (I have not used these myself, so I am unsure how much you can do with the free plan.)
If you want to start with a premade layout:
- Sadgrl's Layout Builder
- Free Website
- CSS Bed simple, classless CSS to use as a foundation
- Neothemes
- Nenrikido
- Teppy's Layouts & Tips
- Kalechips templates
- EGGRAMEN templates
- Repth layouts
Graphics:
- Unsplash Free photo backgrounds
- Pixabay Royalty-free images
- Repeating backgrounds
- Repeating backgrounds but this time they're in CSS
- Fool Lovers lots of cute resources. web archive link because I've been having trouble accessing it normally for whatever reason
- Deep space background generator
- Bonnibel's graphics collection
- Coco's Pixel Safari
- button wall
- blinkies collection (flash warning)
- ARTWORK personal site with a lot of cute pixels and a graphics hoard
- cursors-4u fun cursors
- removebg make things transparent online
- online image compressor
- pinga image compressor you do have to download but it will make your life so much easier
Fun Stuff
- Wild Bread Bread on the ground
- CreepyLink Makes your links look super sketch
- WindowSwap Take a look through someone else's window
- Jaden's Soul Virtues Extractor very cool undertale soul color personality quiz
- vgperson games you should also play RPGmaker games every once in a while and develop some emotions.
- Libby if you want to get back into reading you need to hop on libby. all you need is a library card and you get unlimited access to your library's ebook catalogue on your phone or ereader. you do not even need to leave the house.
- Kindle Modding Wiki I use a kobo ereader and love it, but if you have a kindle and are frustrated by the restrictions do not let influencers convince you that buying a whole new device is your only option. bend amazon to your will
- Standard Ebooks public domain ebooks with nice clean fancy formatting
- 17th Century Death Roulette
- Fairytale & Folktale database
- The Westminster Detective Library
- What football will look like in the future
- Wiby Web 1.0 search engine
- The end of the internet
Here are some free comics you can read in one sitting.
- The Cat Who Fell to Earth by slimgiltsoul & whoismonday
- Amos and the Water Serpent by Sammy Savos
- a talk with monkey by rumiensze
- AWAKEN by Fortune's Fool (existential horror warning)
- To Hell by SJ Miller (extreme body horror warning)
- a vampire, a zombie by palmpetals
- Vicky by Nikolai_Janak
- Judgement Day by Al Feldstein and Joe Orlando
- How to Draw a Horse by Emma Hunsinger
- Lady of the Shard by ggdg (on the longer side)