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90s HTML Website Builder

Recreate dial-up era web pages—table layouts, blink tags, and tiled backgrounds—with zero hand-coding.

Try this prompt

Create a 90s-style personal homepage with neon green background, animated GIF banner, visitor counter, and scrolling news ticker about my pet hamster collection.

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Retro HTML, Present-Day Comfort

Template Library

Pick from tiled wallpapers, fixed-width layouts, and Netscape-era nav bars already styled.

Describe & Build

Explain your GeoCities-era dream and we drop in marquee text, hit counters, and splash pages.

Instant Deployment

Launch your nostalgic website immediately with one-click publishing, sharing your retro creation with the world in seconds

Direct Edits

Edit your 90s-style content directly on the page, adjusting text, images, and layout elements while maintaining that authentic vintage look

Custom Domain

Give your retro website a professional custom domain that enhances the nostalgic experience while maintaining modern web standards

Analytics Behind the Scenes

Keep your hit counter for nostalgia, but real analytics track engagement in the background.

Tips for 90s-Authentic HTML

1. Use Tiled Backgrounds

Marble textures, glitter, and repeating stars were the default wallpaper of the era.

2. Include Classic Navigation Elements

Add visitor counters, guestbooks, and under construction signs with animated GIFs. According to Stanford University research on web nostalgia, these elements trigger strong emotional connections to the early internet experience.

3. Use Period-Appropriate Color Schemes

Stick to bright neon colors, high contrast combinations, and rainbow gradients. Lime green, hot pink, and electric blue were dominant choices that defined the 90s aesthetic.

4. Play with Text Effects

Blink tags, ALL CAPS headers, and multi-colored text lines scream 1997.

5. Add Novelty Widgets

Guestbooks, webrings, and “under construction” GIFs complete the throwback experience.

6. Create Authentic Frame-Based Layouts

Design with table-based layouts and framesets that were standard practice before CSS became widespread. This authentic approach recreates the technical limitations that shaped 90s web design aesthetics.