From learning HTML in 2006 with Lissa Explains, to reapplying those Piczo structures to my carrd...I'm glad "retro PC" is a trend again.
Sites that would have taken years or just never been built have been published in a week. Useless, cute to look at, and easy to update and navigate without ads popping up at every corner.
Just the way I missed my internet.
When I was a kid, coding one container and fixing gutters and margins took me hours. And lots of meltdowns.
My site on Carrd was so fun, despite the coding re-learning curve. Now I have a site that feels like it's rewinding back to piczo days, but with 2025 mechanics.
12 year old me would have lost it. ✨️👾
But make it make sense!
I wanted to build something like Notepin for myself since 2008, but now we here.
A place to just braindump at will and write about it on my Medium.
The brain happy simplicity of using a phone shortcut named 'add post' and just posting.
Amazing little feeling of not updating across every platform. ✨️
I stitched together all my favorite tools to make a cozy little corner of the internet. 🖤
It’s part blog, part moodboard, and part hub for everything I create.
No bloated platforms, no ads—just clean links and vibes.
Think Linktree, but with personality and space to actually exist.
Retro energy for modern creators who want their own lane.
I've been looking for a way to bootstrap together a lightweight blog.
And website that doesn't feel like just a link in bio.
We all need more private spaces, so retro.rezceptionist.site is gonna be that corner for my brand as a way to just write without marketing.
Make the internet the internet again!