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Weird Websites

Some websites are memorable because they are useful. These are memorable for other reasons. They are strange, playful, difficult to explain, and very much the kind of thing that could only have grown out of the web.

  • 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.

  • DVD Logo Drum Machine

    By Andrew Boylan and Maxwell Neely-Cohen

    Turn bouncing DVD logos into rhythmic percussion.

    Black screen filled with colorful bouncing DVD Video logos, with a control panel for adjusting angle, speed, logo count, and edge-triggered drum sounds.

  • 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.

  • Make Everything OK

    By Dmitry Nikolaev and Yury Fonareff

    Press a giant button that promises to fix absolutely everything.

    Minimal webpage showing a single large button labeled “Make everything OK” on a light textured background.

  • Nest

    By Raphaël Bastide

    Explore a strange interactive nest of shifting digital forms.

    Abstract collage webpage with repeated food-like images, bright pink streaks, and stacked audio player controls on a muted purple background.

  • 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.

  • 7159997483

    By Brian Moore

    A mysterious website that feels like discovering a forgotten signal.

    Blue webpage with the text “Philip was here,” three pale oval shapes, and distorted white text above an orange poop emoji image.

  • we-b.site

    By Jacky Zhao and Spencer Chang

    An experimental social web space that feels oddly alive.

    Light blue (we)bsite webpage explaining a collaborative collection of internet dreams and hopes, with a “Write a letter” button and several postcard-style visitor submissions displayed below.

  • MeatGPT

    By Rafał Pastuszak

    An unsettling parody of AI interfaces built entirely around meat.

    MeatGPT webpage showing a large cut of raw meat above the “MeatGPT” logo, an “Ask me anything” search box, and the tagline “Prime answers to rare questions.”

  • Superbad

    By Ben Benjamin

    A chaotic archive of aggressively strange internet-era art and design.

    Black-and-white webpage showing a cute cartoon face over a repeating technical diagram of cylindrical objects, with small red alphanumeric labels beneath the face.

  • 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.

  • ClickClickClick

    By Moniker

    A playful browser experiment whose constant attention gradually turns funny observations into an uneasy…

    ClickClickClick's Achievements screen listing tracked browser actions such as mouse movements, clicks, inactivity, and leaving the page.

  • Is It Christmas?

    By Eric Mill

    A website dedicated entirely to answering one important question.

    Black webpage displaying the large white text “NO/NON,” indicating “no” in English and French.

  • TryPap

    By Tim Holman and Tobias van Schneider

    A strange paper-like web experiment that feels oddly handmade.

    Blue PaP — The Passive Aggressive Password Machine webpage with large text joking, “Imagine your in-laws are helping you with a password... this is what they’d say.”

  • 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

  • GOODY-2

    By BRAIN, Brian Moore + 1 more

    A parody chatbot that refuses even harmless questions with absurdly cautious, completely useless answers.

    GOODY-2 homepage with yellow-highlighted claims about being the most responsible AI model, buttons to watch the film or start chatting, and examples of the chatbot refusing harmless questions.