Links

This page contains links to many sites across the web.

Contents:

My Site Button

If you want to link to me here’s my 88x31 button

<a href="https://www.4o4.au">
<img class="badge8831" src="https://4o4.au/images/buttons/knh-88x31.gif" title="4o4.au" alt="Karithina, bats, and eyeballs."></a>

Featured Out-of-Towners

Here is a list of sites I either wanted to mention more specifically, or who generally don’t have a button but I wanted to make sure I’d listed.

Creatures

Eem Foo's Archive – A project archiving the living modding community of the Creatures game series.
Freylaverse – A microbiologist active in the Creatures community.

Linguistics and Society

Endangered Languages Project – A project supporting language preservation and documentation around the world. Includes alternative names for languages, iso codes, language codes (for HTML), and a map.
Native-Land.ca – Learn whose land you are on with this global map of native land and treaties.

Privacy and Security

Cover Your Tracks – Learn about the basics of trackers and cookies.
Electronic Frontier Foundation – Defending digital privacy, free speech, and innovation.

Web

A Field Guide to Web Accessibility – A great simple guide to web accessibility.
Dead Link Checker – Simple and what it says on the tin.
Neocities – Brought back the fun of the nostalgic old web, and is the reason I'm here making a static site again.
World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) – The organisation that develops web standards for use across the internet. Essential references can be found in their Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) on how to create accessible digital communications. Good reading includes their Accessibility Fundamentals Overview, Accessibility Standards, and their Design and Develop resources.
W3Schools – Tutorials on using HTML, CSS, or just about anything you could need to get started with your website.
Web3 is Going Just Great – A project tracking the unsuccess stories of Web3.

Buttons

Here’s the buttons of a few of my favourite sites (mainly my Neocities neighbours). These bricks are known as a button wall.