WEBSITES THAT I USE

Internet Archive Wayback Machine
I love this website. I have used it to find ideas and images for my website since the beginning.
There is an abundance of old websites to get lost in for hours. You can search for and see almost
any website throughout time, going all the way back to 1996. Check it out! I love the old internet.

GeoCities Archive
This goes hand in hand with the Wayback Machine, but I think it needs its own link. Archived GeoCities
sites are where I get A LOT of inspiration. The link will take you to a page where you can browse
different categories for websites. There are so many.

GifCities
This is where 99% of the graphics across my site come from. I think that it is crucial for creating a website.
Not only can you search for graphics, most of them link to the website they were used on. So it is another
good way of finding old GeoCities websites. It's how I found a majority of the websites linked on the
"Vault" page. (Which hasn't been updated in about 2 years... oops.)

W3Schools
While I don't use this site much anymore, it helped me IMMENSELY when I was learning the basics
of HTML. It was a life saver. If you are new to coding HTML websites, CHECK THIS SITE OUT!



OTHER STUFF I USE

Microsoft FrontPage 2003
I'm going to be so real, I rely on this so much these days. It makes laying out ideas for new pages
so much easier. I have been recommended modern versions of this, but I am a slut for Windows XP era
software. It scratches an itch in my brain. It's definitely a little janky, but I love it. I am so glad I came across it.
I downloaded it for free on the Internet Archive, it's easy to find.

Photoshop
I use Photoshop for everything. Making art, graphics, backgrounds, gifs, resizing images, and editing pictures.
I started using it in my photography and AP design classes in high school and haven't stopped since. It's
expensive but so worth it. This website would not exist if I never got into using it, and making things
for my website has helped teach me how to use it. I love Photoshop.