A Handmade Web — J.R. Carpenter
- the result of handmaking may be homely or exquisite
- "webpages which challenge conventions of reading, writing, design, ownership, privacy, security, or identity"
- the web allows for circling in a way that books don't → "...but when people get to the end they stopped reading because thats the way books work. In the web version, the last page linked to the first; the story circled round and round"
- "wherea archives held in museums/libraries generally contain artifacts created elsewhere ...the handmade web pages contained in the online archive (trAce) continue to exist in the medium within which they were created" — the frames through which we view them continue to change
- "layer upon layer of dated web-design aesthetics overlap and peel like wallpaper, revealing earlier versions beneath"
- The One Mile Scroll → "through the labour of the body, the virtual space of the browser window is transformed into an actual, physical distance"