weird october
A free interactive website demo — play it in your browser, no install. A website for each day of October. One weird little site per day, all linked from a calendar homepage.
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One weird little website a day, all 31 days of October, all in one place.
The homepage is a calendar. Hover a day to flip its card and see that day's theme; click it to open that day's standalone page.
Built for Weird Web October — a month-long challenge to make one small, weird website per day.
Each day's page is a single self-contained HTML file with its own inline CSS/JS — no shared build step, no dependencies. That's deliberate: every day can look and behave completely differently from the others.
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