| S | sizztuna.neocities.org |
| R | robophobia.org |
| T | toadtoadtoad.neocities.org |
| J | justbecaws.neocities.org |
| D | divergentrays.com |
| A | altalenae.neocities.org |
| O | onio.club |
| Z | zopium.neocities.org |
Who am I? I'm AP308, and I'm a fellow human who likes to code. At the time of this writing, the website you're visiting is my most recent project, and I've been working on it for a bit over a month (you can see the creation & update time on the bottom left of the site). I plan to keep working on this over the years, and to add a lot of cool things over that time.
What is this? This site is a place where I'll be adding some of my coding ideas, making it into a cohesive experience that you can explore. I plan to work on this site continuously, adding enough of my creations so there's plenty for you to do. I hope that by the time you read this, my site will be a fun hangout with at least one tile you enjoy. If you ever have any questions, hover over the tile banners and the pop-up should explain it to you. For anything else, I believe in your ability to figure it out.
Why did I make this? I was inspired by a video by onionboots on YouTube to make a site like this. Apparently there's been this thing called the Indie Web, which is a community of people that want the internet to be more human-centered rather than dominated by corporations (as it feels today). So it's a bunch of people making their own websites and linking them to each other, just how the "old" internet used to be. When I first heard of this, the idea of having my own website made me very excited - a common sign for me that the project would be worthwhile. If you feel the same excitement at having your own website as I did - or if you just wish to surf through other's creations - please, feel free to explore this website, others', or to just start making your own.