Personal Sitemaking Newbies' Thread!
Jun 21, 2023 5:53:05 GMT
zoroark, DrDisRespect, and 2 more like this
Post by Hungry Ghosts on Jun 21, 2023 5:53:05 GMT
Do you want to make your own old-school-style, hand-written HTML/CSS/JS personal site, but have no idea where to begin? You've come to the right place! This is a thread to compile resources for all levels of personal-site-making experience, including brand new, as well as a place for folks to ask any questions they might have.
As always, you're welcome to make your own thread for questions and feedback on your site! This thread is just here in case anyone feels intimidated by the prospect of making A Whole New Thread for themselves. No question is too "stupid" here - there might be questions folks don't know how to answer, but you'll lose nothing from asking!
Resources will be kind of sparse at first. Please feel welcome to suggest more!
Neocities - A free host for old-school personal sites, with an in-browser editor!
32-Bit Cafe - A resource and community site dedicated to the small web. Has some tutorials and links to other guides.
Sadness's HTML and CSS Guides - A bunch of guides, including...
Sadness's "Absolute Beginner's Guide to Neocities" - Exactly what it says on the tin.
MDN's "Getting Started with the Web"- A series of guides put together by MDN, a developer community organized by the Mozilla Foundation (the folks behind Firefox)
Khan Academy's (free) course for HTML and CSS - I haven't done this one myself so can't vouch for their quality, but found other classes of theirs helpful years ago.
As always, you're welcome to make your own thread for questions and feedback on your site! This thread is just here in case anyone feels intimidated by the prospect of making A Whole New Thread for themselves. No question is too "stupid" here - there might be questions folks don't know how to answer, but you'll lose nothing from asking!
Resources will be kind of sparse at first. Please feel welcome to suggest more!
Neocities - A free host for old-school personal sites, with an in-browser editor!
32-Bit Cafe - A resource and community site dedicated to the small web. Has some tutorials and links to other guides.
Sadness's HTML and CSS Guides - A bunch of guides, including...
Sadness's "Absolute Beginner's Guide to Neocities" - Exactly what it says on the tin.
MDN's "Getting Started with the Web"- A series of guides put together by MDN, a developer community organized by the Mozilla Foundation (the folks behind Firefox)
Khan Academy's (free) course for HTML and CSS - I haven't done this one myself so can't vouch for their quality, but found other classes of theirs helpful years ago.
