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Interesting Websites

If you are not looking for anything in particular, start here. This is a varied selection of websites that stood out for being memorable, unusual, thoughtful, or simply worth spending some time with.

  • Window Swap

    By Sonali Ranjit and Vaishnav Balasubramaniam

    Open a random window somewhere else on Earth.

    View through an old window overlooking a narrow village street lined with stone buildings and parked cars, with green countryside visible in the distance.

  • Radio Garden

    By Jonathan Puckey, Moniker + 1 more

    Drift between live radio stations across the planet.

    Radio Garden's globe centred on North America, dotted with green live-radio stations, with a Boston station playing in the lower-left controls.

  • Zoomquilt

    By Andreas Schumann, Eero Pitkänen + 13 more

    An endlessly zooming dreamscape painted by multiple artists.

    Surreal 3D scene with a winding gray roadway and orange ribbon-like paths weaving around a futuristic white structure, with a small rider or vehicle on the right.

  • A Way To Go

    Desktop only

    By AATOAA, Caroline Robert + 6 more

    Walk slowly through a dreamlike forest where movement shapes the world around you.

    Black-and-white forest scene with a simple white cartoon figure standing in the center of a blurred wooded path.

  • Pointer Pointer

    By Moniker

    Every cursor position reveals someone pointing directly at it.

    Woman with long light-brown hair and a turquoise necklace pointing toward the mouse cursor against a red background.

  • Internet Roadtrip

    By Neal Agarwal and Neal.fun

    Collectively steer a car through Google Street View with strangers online.

    Internet Roadtrip street-view driving scene in Philadelphia, showing city streets, traffic lights, a road-work sign, and a steering wheel interface.

  • Floor796

    By Pavel Sannikau

    An endlessly animated cross-section of chaotic rooms.

    Pixel-art nightclub scene with a colorful illuminated dance floor, crowded dancers, performers onstage, speakers, surrounding shops, and numerous pop-culture references.

  • The HTML Review

    By Maxwell Neely-Cohen and Shelby Wilson

    A literary magazine built from strange experimental web pages.

    The HTML Review webpage showing stacked white article panels over an illustrated mountain landscape, with the title “the html review” and issue information at the top.

  • The True Size Of

    By Damon Maneice and James Talmage

    Drag countries across the globe and confront the distortions of map projections.

    Map of Africa with a translucent blue outline of the contiguous United States overlaid across the continent, illustrating how large the U.S. would appear when placed over western and central Africa.

  • Internet Map

    By Ruslan Enikeev

    Explore a snapshot of the web from 2011 as a vast galaxy of interconnected websites.

    The Internet Map webpage showing a dense field of colorful dots and circles representing websites, with a search box and zoom controls.

  • Parable of the Polygons

    By Nicky Case and Vi Hart

    Explore how seemingly harmless choices can create unexpected social impacts.

    Parable of the Polygons webpage showing yellow triangles and blue squares, with an introduction about how harmless choices can create a harmful world and an interactive drag-and-drop example below.

  • Same Energy

    By Jacob Jackson and Same Energy, Inc.

    Discover visually connected images through strange associative similarity.

    Collage-style gallery of varied photographs, illustrations, architecture, fashion imagery, and colorful abstract artwork arranged in a dense grid.

  • The Last Museum

    Explore art through themes, moods, symbols, and unexpected connections.

    The Last Museum webpage showing a classical landscape painting above a short description explaining its semantic search for museum art.

  • Wikigraph

    By Toby Penner

    Wander through Wikipedia by following visual connections between ideas.

    Dark interactive network visualization for “World War II,” with colorful lines radiating from a central node and a sidebar listing related countries, events, and topics.

  • Histography

    Desktop only

    By Matan Stauber

    Explore human history as an immense drifting timeline of events.

    Dark Histography webpage with introductory text explaining its interactive Wikipedia history timeline and a “Got It” button over a field of timeline dots.

  • OneZoom

    By OneZoom

    Wander through a living branching map of life on Earth.

    Evolutionary tree visualization of apes showing branches for humans, chimpanzees, bonobos, gorillas, and orangutans, with species images and divergence times.

  • I Feel So Much Shame

    By Jackie Liu

    A strange confessional web experience about shame, secrecy, and release.

    Minimal webpage showing the phrase “i feel so much shame around desire →” inside a rounded box, with a “What is this?” link below

  • 100,000 Stars

    By Chrome Experiments, Google + 1 more

    Drift through a three-dimensional map of nearby stars.

    Interactive star map showing the Sun surrounded by labeled nearby stars.