I'm feeling inspired to revamp my boring website after exploring great early 2000s designs at yugop.com, kottke.org, and shift.com. These examples of Flash and magazine-style layouts highlight the need for a more creative approach.
yugop.com: great flash design. kottke.org: good blog. shift.com: interesting magazine. After seeing these, I should revamp my site completely. It’s boring.
I found a project where a designer, after calling CSS boring, committed to creating one unique stylesheet every single day to explore the creative potential and limits of early web styling.
I share my most frequent websites from A to Z using Chrome’s address bar suggestions. My browsing reveals a mix of data tools like Pandas and Underscore.js, development resources, open data projects, and my penchant for Telugu movies.
A corporate guest WiFi blacklist can be funny enough to read as an accidental manifesto about what kinds of tools, learning, and play an organization implicitly discourages.
I've slowed my online updates because life in Mumbai and Delhi has become more captivating than the web. I'm documenting my travels and experiences across India rather than focusing on my search engine rankings.
I've curated Life Magazine’s best photos of 2000, featuring a powerful but graphic science gallery on the birth of Sarah. It offers a raw look at professional photojournalism and significant human events from the turn of the millennium.