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Simple, ad/tracking-free websites as the gold standard for the web. Basic HTML, maybe a little bit of CSS and some rudimentary JS for forms and such. Hell, eve
by KozmoNau7 8y ago
Simple, ad/tracking-free websites as the gold standard for the web.
Basic HTML, maybe a little bit of CSS and some rudimentary JS for forms and such. Hell, even good old frames. The frontier days of personal web pages, with questionable design choices, full of personally chosen content. Anything relevant to whatever interests, from Amiga graphics to ornithology.
I miss the simple web of the 90s, where you could have an open contact form (or even your personal email address) and a guestbook on your webpage, without it getting instantly spammed to hell.
Maybe I should get around to making my own retro-style webpage, hand-coded for old times' sake.