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The Useless Web Button... take me somewhere... useless. The perfect button for the bored, or those looking to find random sites online!
RGB | The Useless Web. By Ewoudt Boonstra → Visit RGB. I found rrrgggbbb.com when I was looking for the original set of useless websites in 2012, it’s simplicity and quirkiness immediately made me smile, as well as the thought that someone could love the color space enough to build a tribute to it.
I had to think long and hard whether or not to include both heeeeeeeey.com & hooooooooo.com into the useless web. When I first visited the site it took me a good triple take before I realized what was actually going on… and endless wonderful loop.
Potato or Tomato. By Kevin Lesht → Visit Potato or Tomato. On my first visit to Potato or Tomato I correctly answered the questions a few times in a row, then in my eagerness got it wrong.
Find out all about the Useless websites on The Useless Web.
So how long does this challenge take? A long long time. There are multiple steps that are easy to mess up, though I’ve made it a little easier recently, first and foremost you need to get 10-15 large “wows”, which appear very randomly (a very small chance for every regular “wow” you get)…
Some of my favorites include hours-long youtube videos dedicated to people scrolling on endless.horse, being included in a lecture at the Parsons School of Design, and a request from a student in Germany that we add https functionality to the site (which I eventually did, see secure.endless.horse).
Cat Bounce is one of the very first websites on the useless web, and has been on the site right from the start of time, delighting millions with falling cats from the sky, which, if I’m honest, we all need every now and then.
The Pigeon is one of the most perplexing sites on the useless web, I have done a lot of digging and haven’t been able to come up with any information.
Why checkboxes, why not dropdowns or something else? Something has always drawn me to the browsers native checkbox element, the blue checkbox for some reason appeals to me and really the simplicity of the action and quick response.
