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I spent today *FINALLY* changing https://moule.world from a redirect to my Linktree and made it my own home page, handcrafted with HTML and CSS! :MOULE_Happy:

I've become obsessed with the #IndieWeb movement recently and I'm finally going all-in on my original goal of self-hosting ALL my stuff under MY domain! :MOULE_Happy:

I'll also have a directory of links to others' websites and cool resources, to check out, including 88x31 buttons (feel free to share yours if you'd like to be added)!

Screenshot of moule.world's page showing the words 'MOULE WORLD' spelt in an extended Y2K-style typeface in turquoise, and "Enjoy the Ride" below it in white. A silhouette of a mule's head with big ears sticks out of the 'O' in 'MOULE'. Below a description of MOULE WORLD is given as a transmedia storytelling worldbuilding project, with a history of MOULE and MOULE WORLD below that in front of dark blue boxes. The background shows the heads of numerous MOULE WORLD cartoon animal characters in faded blue. Overall the website has a blue and white colour scheme.
Screenshot showing a page on my website with a notice saying I'll soon set up my own self-hosted music site, before providing 23 links to streaming sites all shown by their logos in white. The page styling is the same as described in the previous image, but both the header and footer are visible now, both with dark blue backgrounds. The header has links to my home, music, Mastodon, YouTube, and Wiki sites, while the footer will have wearings and a randomly-chosen quote.

MOULE WORLD

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#indieweb
in reply to GHOULE (New Music Out Friday!)

GHOULE (New Music Out Friday!)
GHOULE (New Music Out Friday!)
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I've been reading a lot of the #WebPunk manifestos on running one's own website on https://yesterweb.org/#appendix-i and I couldn't agree more with them. Though it's a steep technical learning curve to climb, everyone should have their own website (or at least know how to code one)!

I've also been reading resources about web accessibility and good design principles I've found shared here on the Fediverse and bookmarked. My website aims to be as accessible and lightweight as possible! :MOULE_Happy:


The Yesterweb - Reclaiming the Internet

yesterweb.org
#webpunk
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