Retro Portal - Web Template
Retro web template based on 90's style
What it does
Retro Portal is a fast-loading 90s-inspired personal and community web portal template with raw-text styling, neon colors, webrings, guestbooks, news tickers, component showcases, responsive layouts and optional motion controls. It includes five standalone implementations for React, Vue, Angular, Vanilla HTML and PHP.
The Pixel Attic, a hand-crafted 90s web portal.
A hand-crafted home on the information superhighway. No trackers. No infinite scroll. Just good links, loud colours and a little bit of HTML magic. A no-framework component catalogue with progressive enhancement. <blink>hello web</blink> + show details A progressive enhancement keeps this useful even when the script is taking afrom retro-portal.malkomich.workers.dev
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