About
Every page here started the same way: an idea, and an empty text file. No frameworks, no build steps — just HTML, CSS, and a little JavaScript, written by hand and saved exactly as it was made.
This site is that archive. A place where those pages keep living, rendered live in the browser the way I wrote them — nothing rewritten, nothing resized, nothing lost. Opening a page here is like opening a time capsule: this is what the web looked like the day it was built.
I made it because the web feels most alive when it's made by people. Big platforms flatten everything into the same template; here, each page is a small artifact with its own voice, its own quirks, and its own quiet polish. I wanted a gallery that treats them like exhibits — not like content.
So this is my exhibit room. Small pages, kept forever, and worth a second look.
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01 — Live, verbatim
No screenshots, no thumbnails. Every page runs in real time, exactly as its source says.
02 — Light by default
Plain HTML loads in an instant and renders anywhere — no frameworks, no bloat, no waiting.
03 — Made to be kept
Pinned pages stay on top; everything else sorts by what people love.
04 — Small by design
A text file in, a live page out. The simplest possible loop between idea and web.
This archive is where I keep the things I found and the things I made. Something catches my eye online, or I build a small page of my own — I snap it up, save it exactly as it was, and put it here. It's a place to share what I stumbled on and made, and to come back and visit it later.
Everything is kept as it was written, seams and rough edges included, because I'd rather save the real thing than a cleaned-up version of it.
If you make things on the web too, you'll recognize why this exists. If you don't, open any page and read its source; it takes about a minute to understand.
Say hello on GitHub: @iamajraj
Today's haiku
ink on warm paperkept exactly as it was writtenthe web remembers
Small pages, worth keeping.
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