My collection of over 80 88x31 badges, representing what I and this site use and stand for. If you have a badge you’d like me to add, just ask; it needs to have a format under 3 kb and avoid excessively flashy animations for me to consider it. See some tools I use for image optimization.
My badge
Use this to link to me!
Note that this image’s URL is cache-busted. It will change any time I alter my badge, and is not hotlink-friendly. If you wish to hotlink, use one of these URLs:
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https://seirdy.one/sticker_88x31.png
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https://seirdy.one/sticker_88x31.gif
Suggestions for embedding my badge
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Use
image-rendering: pixelated;
in your CSS for most 88x31 badges, so upscaling filters don’t ruin pixel art. -
Double the width and height in your HTML to
width="176" height="62"
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The more consecutive badges you have, the shorter your average alt-text should be. Balance the need for detail against the need to skim.
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If you want to detect my button programmatically, consider the
.well-known/button.json
schema.
About this site
Site design standards
Read more about the design of this site in my site design standards page.
Software that seirdy.one runs on
Other info about this site
Notes on “About this site” badges
The W3C Valid HTML5 badge isn’t offered by the new Nu HTML Checker because HTML5 is about conformance, not validity. I use it anyways because my markup does fully conform and is well-formed polygot XHTML5, despite false-positives from validators; see my conformance statement.
I build Nginx, Conduit, Webmentiond, and other software for seirdy.one using LLVM in a Chimera Linux container, due to LLVM’s release-build-optimized sanitizers such as ControlFlowIntegrity.
Ideological affinity, web-related
Notes on “Ideological affinity, Web-related” badges
I included “Right to repair” in this section because I think that page-alteration (via adblockers, inspect-element, userstyles, etc.) counts as exercising one’s right to (software) repair. Free software, accessibility, and Right to Repair are interlinked. I previously microblogged in defense of content blocking from a right-to-repair perspective.
Ideological affinity, other
I might eventually move these to a separate page under the “About” section of my site.
Things I use
See my “uses” page for some more information.
Friendly sites
These are some people/websites I think are cool! I might eventually move these to a separate page under the “About” section of my site.
Reciprocal
Sites that link back to me:
Other personal sites
Other sites
Notes on “Friendly sites” badges
The Yesterweb is winding down its social activity after admin burnout, but it remains an important place during the Old Web revival of the late-2010s to early-2020s. I’m keeping the badge even if the rest of the shuts down (though it’ll probably stick around in archived form).
Other
Credits
Many were sourced from 88x31db.com, which itself sources from other directories.
The following badges come from the sites they link to:
- Any browser you like
- 100% hand-coded HTML
- Atom and RSS validation badges
- Web-14 censorship panda
- AGPLv3 license
- humans.txt
- Say no to Web3
- Web Interoperability Pledge
- Standards NOW!
- Yellow ribbon
- Autistic as fxxk
- Defective by Design
- Wiby.me
- All “friendly sites” badges except xkcd (I don’t know who made that)
Other credits:
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The W3C CSS badge is from The W3C “validation” icons by the W3C
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I took the WAI-AA WCAG 2.2 badge from Adding WCAG Conformance Logos by the WAI.
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I cropped the “I ❤ Validator” badge from W3C launches Validator Donation and Sponsorship Campaign by the W3C.
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The El Goonish Shive badge is from an old archived version of its website.
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Tildeverse badge made by DJ Chase.
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Linux Now badge with Xenia the Linux Fox made by Volt.
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“Emulate Now!” badge from Neon with a Zero on Tumblr.
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envs.net badge by winter.
Appendix
Here’s how I made my badge!
After generating it, I compressed it as much as possible using Efficient-Compression-Tool.