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indieweb:web1_aesthetics [2026/09/23 14:52] – created - external edit 127.0.0.1indieweb:web1_aesthetics [2026/10/23 15:59] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 ===== 88x31 Badges ===== ===== 88x31 Badges =====
  
-Small 88×31 pixel buttons — the business cards of the early web. Used to link to other sites or proclaim a stance or interest. Ubiquitous on GeoCities and early personal sites.+Small 88×31 pixel buttons: the business cards of the early web. Used to link to other sites or proclaim a stance or interest. Ubiquitous on GeoCities and early personal sites.
  
   * [[https://indieweb.org/88x31|IndieWeb wiki: 88x31]]   * [[https://indieweb.org/88x31|IndieWeb wiki: 88x31]]
-  * [[https://ritual.sh/resources/button-generator/|Badge generator by Dan]] — make your own+  * [[https://ritual.sh/resources/button-generator/|Badge generator by Dan]]: make your own
  
 ===== Webrings ===== ===== Webrings =====
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 A circular chain of websites sharing a common interest, each with Previous / Next / Random navigation buttons. Originally created by Sage Weil in 1994. Wildly popular in the '90s, now making a strong IndieWeb comeback since 2018. A circular chain of websites sharing a common interest, each with Previous / Next / Random navigation buttons. Originally created by Sage Weil in 1994. Wildly popular in the '90s, now making a strong IndieWeb comeback since 2018.
  
-Joining a webring is one of the best ways to find like-minded creators and get discovered. See [[indieweb:directories|Directories & Blogrolls]] for active rings.+Joining a webring is a good way to find like-minded creators and get discovered. See [[indieweb:directories|Directories & Blogrolls]] for active rings.
  
 ===== Slash Pages ===== ===== Slash Pages =====
  
-Conventional pages at predictable URLs — a form of social contract between sites. From [[https://slashpages.net/|slashpages.net]] by Robert Knight:+Conventional pages at predictable URLs: a form of social contract between sites. From [[https://slashpages.net/|slashpages.net]] by Robert Knight:
  
 ^ URL ^ Purpose ^ ^ URL ^ Purpose ^
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