Calling people who write their own #websites by hand, or appreciate those who do!
Do you have a favourite #links page style? It's been ages since I've composed a website manually. I'm avoiding CMS for now, just doing it the hard way with #html and #css, but want to make an attractive table of links to other sites, and a bit of blurb about them.
Seeking minimalist style and maximum #accessibility .
Thanky'all
@MattMoose Mine is just a simple list: https://shellsharks.com/blogroll with some associated links for each respective blog/individual
I like Dave Winer’s blogroll though - http://scripting.com/?tab=links
@khleedril @MattMoose To clarify, are you saying that each entry in the blogroll should have a brief description of what that site is? Or why it’s on the list?
If so, I’ve thought about it. I like the idea and might end up doing it, but was trying to reduce the visual clutter on the page. Then again, take a look at my site. When have I ever cared about visual clutter before!? 😅
@shellsharks @MattMoose Either: if you have an opinion why it is on the list, write that, otherwise maybe show a short description scraped from the site p-summary, otherwise leaving blank is fine.
Agree about too much clutter; keep them short and maybe in a smaller font.
Just my opinion, not that that matters.
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