88x31

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indiewebcamp button 88 by 31 pixels

88x31 pixels was a very popular web badge/button image size in the 1990s, especially among freewheeling and independent sites created on services like GeoCities, and there are IndieWeb 88x31 badges you may use.

Why

If you like the 1990s-era retro web, create an 88x31 button for your site that others can you use to link to you, e.g. in their sidebar or blogroll!

How to

There are a handful of online tools you can use to create 88x31 buttons in similar styles to past buttons:

IndieWeb Examples

Examples of personal sites with their own 88x31 badges:

Close (either almost 88px wide or 31px tall but somehow not quite both)

IndieWebCamp Examples

Main article: buttons: 88x31

indiewebcamp button 88 by 31 pixels indiewebcamp button 88 by 31 pixels retro version

webmention button 88 by 31 pixels

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IndieWeb related efforts

Some 88x31 badges related to IndieWeb efforts:

Articles

Recent articles and discussions on 88x31 buttons:

Archives

⚠️ Content warning: 88x31 badges of the past reflected times with different cultural norms and expectations, and thus may contain images considered more offensive in modern contexts ⚠️

Archives of past 88x31 buttons:

Brainstorming

How to make your own

Any thoughts on ideas, techniques, templates etc. for making up 88x31 images for your personal site that others can add to their blogrolls, sidebars, fan pages etc.?

How to markup

If you host an 88x31 button for your homepage (or any page on your site!) you can use standard HTML link rel=icon and sizes attribute to link to it so others can discover it:

<link rel="icon" sizes="88x31" href="examplebutton.png" />

Where you replace examplebutton.png with the name (relative or absolute URL) to the 88x31 button you want to represent that page (and on your homepage, the whole site).

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