A looping abstract animation by net artist Rafael Rozendaal. Geometric shapes cycling through color and form endlessly. Art you leave open in a tab and forget about.

The walrus has a bucket. That is all. A monument to early internet meme culture preserved in HTML for future generations to study and not understand.

A website that flips you off. The cursor follows your mouse. That is the entire experience. Sometimes the internet does not need to justify itself.

A password generator that judges you. Type a password and it tells you what it thinks. The password machine with an attitude problem.

Draw a stick figure and watch it come alive in an animated adventure. Your terrible art becomes the hero. Fight a dragon with a sword you drew with your trackpad. It rules.

Compare the size of any two places on Earth. Drag one country on top of another and see who wins. Texas vs France. Your neighborhood vs Central Park. Settles arguments.

Generates a random color. Every time you click. That is all it does. It does it perfectly. Sometimes the simplest ideas are the ones you keep coming back to.

Ask a yes or no question. Get an answer in the form of a random GIF. The oracle has spoken. Do not question the oracle.

Draw lines that come alive. Each stroke generates flowing particles that follow your path and slowly dissolve. Simple, beautiful, and impossible to stop playing with.

Balls that bounce. Make noise and they bounce higher. Clap, yell, play music. The balls respond. That is it. That is the whole site. You are welcome.

A back-to-top button that takes you to the top of the page. In an elevator. With elevator music. The developer joke that became a real JavaScript library.

A single page. A single phrase. A pixel art cowboy. Bury me with my money. That is the entire website. Peak internet.