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Old-School Website Builder
Channel early-internet charm with pixel-perfect layouts, marquee headers, and retro palettes—built in minutes.
Try this prompt
Create a 90s fan site with tiled background, sidebar navigation, guestbook link, and blinking “New!” badge.Retro-Friendly Features
Theme presets
Choose from GeoCities-inspired layouts, early-blog vibes, or 90s corporate shells.Vintage widgets
Add hit counters, marquee text, visitor books, and tiled backgrounds without HTML.Font + palette controls
Swap between web-safe classics (Verdana, Courier, Times) and retro color palettes.Simple nav builder
Create table-based nav bars or sidebar menus with icons straight out of 1997.Modern reliability
Enjoy CDN hosting, SSL, and accessibility tweaks while keeping the old-school aesthetic.Inline editing
Click any section to edit copy or imagery, then publish instantly.Retro Design Tips
1. Keep layouts boxy
Use fixed-width content areas and clear table borders to mimic classic pages.
2. Limit color usage
Pick two main colors plus grey/black to avoid chaotic palettes.
3. Use GIF sparingly
Animated GIFs add nostalgia—just keep file sizes small to maintain speed.
4. Write direct copy
Old-school sites told visitors exactly what to do. Use headings like “Latest News” or “Sign the Guestbook.”
5. Optimize for today
Even with retro looks, ensure text contrast passes accessibility guidelines.
6. Test on mobile
Fixed-width can still be responsive—preview on phones so content doesn’t require pinching.
Who Benefits from Old School Website Builders
Collectors
Share hobby archives or fan shrines with proper retro flair.
Indie brands
Stand out with playful, nostalgic microsites.
Educators
Teach web history by letting students build classic layouts safely.
Artists
Host galleries or mood boards inspired by early web aesthetics.