random-webs

Random Webs is an ongoing collection of websites I build for fun. It began as a place to recreate some of my favorite websites I encountered online, but then expanded into a place for experimenting with new ideas, visual styles, simulations, games, audio tools, and interfaces.

The project is designed to feel minimal and mysterious, more like a curated collection of cool websites than a conventional website. Visitors are given only a simple random website button without knowing where it will take them, with every destination designed and built by me.

Visuals and interactivity are the most important parts of making each website interesting. I designed every website to feel different, with its own style, controls, features, and easter eggs. Some are useful tools, while others are simply meant to be played with, watched, or explored.

Building the collection has given me a reason to work with Canvas, animation loops, particle systems, procedural generation, audio, simulations, game mechanics, and data visualization. As the experiments have grown more complex, I have also improved performance, responsive controls, collision systems, rendering, and project architecture by separating larger websites into dedicated components, hooks, utilities, simulation systems, and rendering logic.

Random Webs continues to grow whenever I find an idea that seems creative, technically interesting, or fun to experience in a browser. Some of my favorite websites from the collection are shown in the gallery.