Curated tributes, recreated classics, and community-driven archives celebrating the golden age of the web. Built by fans, preserved for history.
Over 400 legally sourced MIDI files from classic fan sites, categorized by genre and era. Complete with original player embeds.
Interactive navigation through reconstructed WebRings focused on sci-fi, anime, and retro computing communities.
Digitized entries from lost Angelfire and GeoCities guestbooks, preserving early internet social interactions.
Authentic animated cursors, sparkles, and trail effects used by 90s personal sites. Ready for recreation projects.
Copy-paste HTML templates featuring nested tables, tiled backgrounds, and era-accurate CSS-free layouts.
Community submissions specifically engineered to load under 100KB, respecting the bandwidth constraints of the era.
Stick to era-appropriate tech: HTML 3.2/4.0, CSS 1, tables for layout, inline images, and server-side includes. Avoid Bootstrap, React, or modern JS libraries.
Clearly credit original creators, designers, and artists. If recreating a lost site, note the source and year of discovery.
No hate speech, illegal content, or personal data harvesting. Fan pages are about celebration, not exploitation. We reserve the right to remove harmful material.
Keep file sizes reasonable. Compress images to era-typical standards. If using MIDI or animated GIFs, provide low-bandwidth alternatives or toggle options.