Are there any websites you visit that don't rely on CSS frameworks and shit? IS it even possible to design a good looking site that runs well on mobile just with plain CSS?
WEB 1.0 WEBSITES
Justin Butler
Other urls found in this thread:
drudgereport.com
hackernoon.com
wiby.me
journalofcosmology.com
dont-get-chipped.org
furnitureporn.com
chiark.greenend.org.uk
stallman.org
motherfuckingwebsite.com
twitter.com
Luke Carter
blog.fefe.de
Noah Flores
Aiden Hughes
Chase Reed
What about websites with a ton of of fluid, perfectly optimised first-party js and responsive design done right, gong with the spirit of web 2.0 - user-made or user-curated content, while looking web 1.0 as fuck complete with tiny "pixel art" sharp icons and tables with minimal wasted space?
AniDB
Austin Brown
Search engine for 1.0 sites. Highly worth hitting the random site button for a couple hours. All sorts of good weird shit.
Jack Hall
I still think that sort of design is where websites hit a good balance between usability and prettiness
Kevin Green
Jordan Barnes
These websites are awesome. Thanks anons.
My generic contribution to the thread:
www.motherfuckingwebsite.com
www.bettermotherfuckingwebsite.com
Andrew Evans
thanks for posting, was interesting
Robert Baker
duckduckgo.com/html
Christopher Howard
drudgereport.com
Bentley Lewis
cute. more?
Thomas Hill
Well shit, this thing is really neat
Zachary Ward
> first result
Whelp, it's a nice change to know ahead of time why I will be up till 3am tonight..
Chase Reyes
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Logan Flores
>IS it even possible to design a good looking site that runs well on mobile just with plain CSS
What do you mean? HTML is responsive by default. You can create a nice looking, readable and responsive blog in like 10 lines of raw CSS.
The only reason the web is so fucked these days is because people write horrible CSS and JS in an attempt to make the web do things it wasn't designed to do.
Brody James
found some x tier shit
dont-get-chipped.org
Justin Hall
I got the same thing. Maybe if you use my recruiter code I get some bonus gold or something.
Josiah Williams
Evan Morris
Daddy → scaruffi.com
Kayden Green
Despite what many people here think, I don't think the Web in itself was a mistake.
The Web 2.0, however, was.
Dominic Richardson
This needs a bump
> tfw the internet can still be comfy