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Get your website a pixel on the Pixel Area blog directory
25 September 2026
My thanks to Oleh Providnyk for adding disassociated to his Pixel Area project. Pixel Area is a blog directory, or blogroll if you like, solely for personal and independent websites/blogs.
Instead of a text listing though, linked websites are represented by a square block, called a pixel. A quite large pixel, granted, but that’s beside the point.
Each “pixel” has its own grid coordinate, and mine, for instance, can be found at X31 Y2.
It’s a little like the Million Dollar Homepage, created by Alex Tew in 2005, but Pixel Area is strictly non-commercial. That’s not where the retro connections end though. Pixel Area also has neighbourhoods reminiscent of GeoCities. I’m in the Raster Flats, and am happy to call it home.
There’s ten-thousand pixels all up available, plenty of room should you wish to submit your website.
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blogs, design, open web, technology
Voting open for Tiny Awards 2026
7 September 2026
Eleven websites have been selected as finalists for this year’s Tiny Awards, and you can vote for your favourite. Polling closes on Friday 25 September 2026. There’s some awesome late-nineties web design vibes to found among the 2026 finalists.
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awards, design, IndieWeb, open web, SmallWeb, web history
