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The render96 project, where they hunt down and present info on the texture and sound libraries Nintendo used in the creation of Super Mario 64's
assets. Also a bunch of fun trivia!
Render96 Wiki and
Render96 Archive
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A folder for American homes from 1935, good layout inspo and generally a wonderful bit of history. Homes folders in general are super neat and
a lot of them can be found on the internet archive.
Bawden Brothers Inc. Master Craft Homes
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Combine Earthbound background layers to create neat GIFs!
Earthbound Battle Background JS
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Tutorials by Jasper Flick, has been THE resource of learning Unity for me, and now also Godot.
Written tutorials are great and there should be more of them.
Catlike Coding
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Compiled sets of screengrabs and GIFs of game interfaces to be used as reference.
The Game UI Database and
Interface In Game
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A database of artworks. More browseable than Wikipedia, tightly categorized, and with some cool history about the pieces and artists. Good
narrative inspo and fun to put in games as props.
Wikioo
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Aims to map out gamedev organizations on a living map, it's kinda neat.
Gamedevmap
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Lists cool data visualization projects, nicely categorized according to chart type.
Dataviz Inspiration
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A sort of discovery-oriented search engine, currently supporting music, products, art, literature, and movies. It can give recommendations
for them based on your likes, or you can browse a sort of web where similar artists and such are grouped together.
GNOD
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Lets you look up words and sentences and spits out clips from movies and shows where that word or sentence is spoken. Fun for editing!
Yarn
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Project by Xah Lee, lists all(?) unicode characters. Xah Lee is an interesting character and his website is an incredible feat in and of
itself; the web equivalent of a massive dusty tome.
Unicode Index
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An exhibit of old websites. My favourites include the Cartoon Network and 99rooms websites.
The Web Design Museum
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Lets you freely explore various game environments, good for inspo and reference.
Noclip
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Experience the American TV and news cycle on and around the 11th of September, 2001. Made to be educational material, RFK Jr. could use it.
9/11 in Realtime
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The most intriguing webring I've found so far.
The Apartment Webring
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Computer museum of someone called Steve. Incredibly in-depth and interesting to scroll through.
Steve's Old Computer Museum
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Fashion and makeup sustainability directory, rates and categorizes different brands. Wish they had a way to look up different
-styles- of fashion but it works fine.
Good On You