Seven corners of the internet still worth visiting
A small list of places with personality and enough weirdness to reward a second look.
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Strange & Interesting
For the things that do not fit neatly into a trend report: curious objects, odd ideas, delightful tools and useful rabbit holes.
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Stories with a point of view.
Practical notes, odd corners and useful context from the Yuzool editorial.
The peculiar joy of niche software
There is something beautiful about a tool that knows exactly who it is for.
Read the postThe web still has weird, wonderful edges
The independent web remains one of the best places to find a pleasant surprise.
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A 24-Photo Challenge for a Weekend Trip
A playful 24-photo weekend trip challenge: capture the journey, small details, people and quiet moments as one deliberate photographic roll.
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Seven Tiny Internet Habits That Make the Web Feel Human
Seven small ways to make the web more human: keep a personal archive, link generously, publish odd details and make useful pages that do not demand everything back.
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The Strange Comfort of Websites That Do One Thing Well
Why tiny websites with one odd, useful or delightful purpose remain memorable—and how focused web experiences make the internet feel human again.
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Why Small Sites Are Easier to Remember
A Strange & Interesting essay on memorable independent websites, recurring details, clear edges and the value of leaving a little room for curiosity.
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The Internet Is Full of Useful Dead Ends
A Strange & Interesting essay about abandoned pages, quiet archives, unfinished projects and why the internet’s dead ends can still be worth visiting.
Read the postWhy the Best Web Pages Feel Like Places
A Strange and Interesting reflection on why some web pages feel like places to return to, through archives, odd links, small rituals and a sense of human attention.
Read the postThe Unexpected Comfort of Digital Oddities
A Strange and Interesting look at why tiny digital oddities, abandoned pages, personal archives and imperfect tools can feel more human than polished feeds.
Read the postInternet Objects That Outlived Their Original Purpose
A strange and interesting tour of internet objects that kept spreading after their original purpose faded, from buttons and badges to abandoned directories.
Read the postThe Quiet Joy of Personal Archives
Why small personal archives feel different from feeds: a reflection on saved links, pet records, travel notes and the useful pleasure of keeping things findable.
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The One-Sentence Journal Habit Is Smaller Than You Think
A one-sentence journal can be a practical way to build a lasting daily writing habit. Start with ordinary details, keep the prompt small and return to the same date.
Read the postFive Strange Internet Objects That Are Better Than Another Feed
A curious roundup of internet objects worth opening: personal archives, tiny databases, public notebooks, weird directories and pages that reward wandering.
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