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Build a Corner of the Internet That's Actually Yours

The internet needs more weirdos. Build a Corner of the Internet That's Actually Yours is a short field guide to personal websites, digital folk art, and creating your own space online. Part manifesto, part beginner-friendly guide, it's designed to help you move from consuming the internet to participating in it. Build a Corner of the Internet That's Actually Yours is the first issue of The Weird Internet Codex, a series of field guides exploring personal websites, digital independence, weird web culture, and becoming an active participant in the internet again. Inside you'll find: • Why personal websites matter • The difference between owning and renting your online presence • Digital Folk Art and the value of personal expression online • Ideas for what to build • Practical first steps for creating your own website • Resources for getting started Also included is the Build Your Corner of the Internet Tutorial: a beginner-friendly HTML/CSS template and step-by-step tutorial designed to help you go from reading about personal websites to publishing one of your own. Whether you're a writer, artist, researcher, hobbyist, tinkerer, or simply someone who misses a more human internet, this guide is an invitation to build something of your own. You don't need permission to participate in the internet. https://thestaticroom.neocities.org/codex A walk through of the attached template:

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