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Wednesday, June 14, 2006

css6

Color for the people by Eric Delhoulle
#192 - LuGoZee by Viallon Pierre-Antoine
MINI by Dennis Vieren
Florentine by Matt Anderson
#182 - 45 RPM by Thomas Michaud
#178 - Pinups by Emiliano Pennisi
#176 - Kelmscott by Bronwen Hodgkinson
#169 - Greece Remembrance by Pierre-Leo Bourbonnais
#162 - Angelus by Vladimir Lukic
#121 - 60’s Lifestyle by Emiliano Pennisi
#114 - Salvage Yard by Justin Peters
#082 - Miracle Cure by Joseph Pearson
#071 - Garden Party by Bobby van der Sluis
#065 - New Groove by Martin Neumann
#058 - Radio Zen by Marc LA van den Heuvel
Ice Garden by Rebecca Ostergren
Seasons - Spring by Volker Mentzner
Seasons - Winter by Volker Mentzner
Winter Morning by Simon Wiffen
Seasons - Fall by Volker Mentzner
Seasons - Summer by Volker Mentzner
Garden Storm by Rowan Lewis
Model Propaganda by Nicholas Gagne
Transience by Hommingberger Gepardenforelle
Adolescent Blues by Vincent Lo
Which one is first? by Tamotsu Ono
#165 - Red Paper by Rob Soule
#155 - November by Alen Grakalic
#154 - Butterfly Effect by Kevin Linkous
#153 - Moss by Mani Sheriar
#146 - Urban by Matt Kim & Nicole
#145 - Paravion by Emiliano Pennisi
#131 - Type Thing by Michal Mokrzycki
#125 - Beccah by Chris Morrell
#120 - Medioevo by Emiliano Pennisi
#117 - Brushwood by Katrin Zieger
#116 - Ragged by Jose Florido
#069 - Bonsai Sky by Mike Davidson
#067 - A Silent Strength by Ray Henry
#027 - Gothica by Patrick H. Lauke
#019 - What Lies Beneath by Michael Pick
#013 - Coastal Breeze by Dave Shea
#009 - Dead or Alive by Michael Pick
Pen and Ink by Jay Barry
CSS Sailing by Michael Wiggin
green by chen qian
Surreal Clean by Carlos Sanz Garcia
Eye by Newton de Góes Horta
Postcard from Tokyo by Andrew Ward
Oak in Autumn by Jan Meeus
Cyclus by Vasilios Kerasiotis
Summer's Art by Ian Brown
Use It or Lose It by Paul Tilchin
Spaced by Janice Williams
#193 - Leggo My Ego by Jon Tan
Chairs by Michal Wlodarczyk
Refreshing Zen by Jennifer Trenchard
Artistic Zen by Jennifer Trenchard
Water & Light by Zach Mathew
Blood & Water by Roger Taylor
Corporate Zen by Tom Pearson
Squeaky clean by Rob Morris
Blossom by Brian Pinkney
Birdies on the Water by Stephen Crawford
Wine Garden by Jukka Kokko
Ice by Abhay Aggarwal
#180 - Vertigo by Antonio Cella
#171 - Shaolin Yokobue by Javier Cabrera
#143 - Pixelisation by Lim Yuan Qing
#138 - Cube Garden by Masanori Kawachi
#122 - Centerfold by John Oxton
#118 - Some Leafs by Michael Tupy
#116 - Ragged by Jose Florido
#104 - Invitation by Brad Daily
#096 - Japanese Garden by Masanori Kawachi
#094 - Deco by Marc Trudel
#091 - webZine by Vincent Valentin
#082 - Miracle Cure by Joseph Pearson
#049 - Buddha by Daniel Leroux
#048 - HoriZental by Clément ‘fastclemmy’ Hardouin
#047 - dusk by Jon Hicks
#045 - I Dream in Colour by Jeff Bilen
#044 - si6 by Shaun Inman
#039 - Erratic Blue by Ian Main
#037 - pr괭୰orter by Minz Meyer
#036 - White Lily by Jens Kristensen
#031 - Hedges by Kev Mears
#029 - Backyard by Ray Henry
#024 - Not So Minimal by Dan Rubin
#023 - fleur de l?avant?garde by Michael Switzer
#020 - Friendly Beaches by Sophie G
#013 - Coastal Breeze by Dave Shea
#011 - meliorism by Brett J. Gilbert
#005 - Blood Lust by Dave Shea
#001 - tranquille by Dave Shea
CSS Trash Garden by Corman Stéphane
Egypt by Carlos Fernando Reis da Costa
Kung-Fu by Simon Van Hauwermeiren
Add a little spice by Vincent Saletto
fire by Mauricio Samy Silva
Epiphyllum by Vincenzo Mania
Squeaky clean by Rob Morris
Beautiful Bird by Lotta Vikingsson
Interlocking by Mani Sheriar
The Quill by Deborah Bickel
#184 - Peace Of Mind by Carlos Varela
Kill Bill V1 by Alexandre Moore
Sunflower Garden by Pim Peeters
#141 - Golden Cut by Petr Stanicek
#140 - The Hall by Michael Simmons
#124 - Teatime by Michaela Maria Sampl
#097 - No Frontiers! by Michal Mokrzycki
#092 - Port of Call by Jessica Dunn
#051 - Commercial Drive by Wendy Foster
#025 - mnemonic by Dave Shea
Postcard from Tokyo by Andrew Ward
Japanese spirits by Tomoya Shinohara
Spiritual Blue by Wei Wang
Lava Lamp by Kendall Osborn
Ancient Painting by Zacky Ma
Samurai by James Montgomery
Emptiness Is Zen by Benson Low
Heaven by Taishi Yamada
Haiku by Ehekatl Hdz.
Envy by Gavin Sim
Nipon by Can Can
Zen stones by Liquid Diamond
Black & White by Tom Oya
Free Tibet by Amy73
Mushin by Hugh Carroll
Zen Out by Scheepers de Bruin
#171 - Shaolin Yokobue by Javier Cabrera
#042 - Stone Washed by Andrew Hayward
#015 - Boddhidarma by Michael Angeles
#014 - Samuraai by Minz Meyer
#009 - Dead or Alive by Michael Pick
#007 - deep thoughts by Jason Estes
#001 - tranquille by Dave Shea
Outlinez vision by Dimitar Tzankov
Frigid by Jeanette Cline
Floral Contrast by Dominique Ysmael F. Valeriano
Pen and Ink by Jay Barry
Beautiful Dark by Eduardo Valerio Rangel
Zen in Hex by Chris Donnelly
Cat on travel by Jirina Caloudova
Blue Sky by Erick Souza
Seasons - Spring by Volker Mentzner
Seasons - Winter by Volker Mentzner
Winter Morning by Simon Wiffen
pandas zoo garden by Canfrere Nicolas
Winter Nights by Tom Chislett
Insomnia by Vasilis Terzopoulos
Ay Yildiz by Yuksel Turhan
simple halloween by Daniel Kendrick
Ransom by Dan Smith
The Mixture Creation by Chad McCormick
butterfly-effect-movie by Norman Eichinger
Seasons - Fall by Volker Mentzner
Seasons - Summer by Volker Mentzner
jardin en ligne by Philippe Piotait
Zero by Andrew Smith
Model Propaganda by Nicholas Gagne
Strawberrilicious by Ei Sabai
Eye by Newton de Góes Horta
Now Boarding by Ian Bender
No images by Sebastián Fernández
Zahrada snů by Eva Dvorníková
ZenMountain by Chris Everiss
CSS Trash Garden by Corman Stéphane
the asylum by Paul Kelly
Big Shell by Andrew Folz
Access Granted by Mike Cherim
Touch of Color by Rose Glitschka
NightLife by Marc-Andre Boivin
Postcard from Tokyo by Andrew Ward
csswar by angelo Bassit Kazmi
Ancestral Travel by Loïc Wydouw
Oak in Autumn by Jan Meeus
CSS street art by Benjamin Pirson
Cold War by Henrik Eklund
Klassik by Jens Brueckmann
Egypt by Carlos Fernando Reis da Costa
The Peninsula by Jamie Kiely
Red Garden by Viktor Persson
Water Branch by Cailleau Francois
Resident Evil by Adam Collison
CSS River by Cheryl Scoledge
Neal - DarkVision by Damien Depluvrez
Color for the people by Eric Delhoulle
Why? by Aleksandra Loreks
Grey Pirate by Gary R. Hess
Eye Candy by Philippe Ahmadpanah
cobweb and bee by Philippe Piotait
Like the RGB by Josef Pacula
Extreme CSS by Jordan Heider
Print Work by Janne Remes
Peace by Zohar Arad
Purple Haze by Zoe Feast
Cowz on Streets by raghavendra kona
Chocolate chunk by Marcus Fletcher
Summer's Art by Ian Brown
Driftwood by Steve Burns
Use It or Lose It by Paul Tilchin
Cubicpixel by Edgars Beigarts
Spaced by Janice Williams
#195 - Dazzling Beauty by Deny Sri Supriyono
#194 - Dark Rose by Rose Fu
#192 - LuGoZee by Viallon Pierre-Antoine
#191 - The Diary by Alexander Shabuniewicz
Fullblown Teknicolor by Jonathan Khoo
Disposable Design by Mark Copal
Bandit at 3 O'clock by Jerome Lacroix
Ora Pro Nobis by Kate Spanos
Africanart by Jahmasta by Jimmy Jadas
The first episode by Stuart Saunders
wabi-sabi by enrico fabrini
OSServato by enrico fabrini
Green drop by Taddeo Zacchini
Chairs by Michal Wlodarczyk
mcville theme by Marko Mihelcic
Red Flower by Sebastiano Pitruzzello
Compatability by Peter Lock
Aosora by Sywan-Yue Shih
Edgar Allan Poe by Robert Giordano
Trees Speak by Jason Davidson
Zubuntu by Anita MAZUR
Refreshing Zen by Jennifer Trenchard
Romantic Zen by Jennifer Trenchard
Artistic Zen by Jennifer Trenchard
simply trippy by Michelle Yang
Nightswimming by Walter Krivanek
The Final Frontier by Jim Walsh
Tailor Made by Rob Morris
Anger and Frustration by Thomas Berglund
Water & Light by Zach Mathew
fire by Mauricio Samy Silva
Blue Morning by Brent Burgoyne
Epiphyllum by Vincenzo Mania
Play Ball by Lonnie Duggan
Card Index by Newton de G��Horta
Blood & Water by Roger Taylor
Sunrise Over RI by Paul Barry
Burlap Paper by Anggie Bratadinata
Tic Tac by lilcrazyfuzzy
Clean Blue by Andrew Brandwood
Plain CSS // No img's by Orhan Toy
#190 - Lonely Flower by Mitja Ribic
#189 - Mozart by Andrew Brundle
#188 - Organica Creativa by Eduardo Cesario
#187 - Wilderness by Aadesh Mistry
#186 - Faded Flowers by Mani Sheriar
Dark Pixel by Chris Hawley
Heavenly by Dane Foster
Beautiful Bird by Lotta Vikingsson
Calm Waters by Duncan Leslie
Blossom by Brian Pinkney
Sunflower Bloom by Sergio Castillo
Green Beauty by Jamie Kiely
Transience by Hommingberger Gepardenforelle
Birdies on the Water by Stephen Crawford
Adolescent Blues by Vincent Lo
Which one is first? by Tamotsu Ono
Interlocking by Mani Sheriar
Snowdrop Essence by Susan Xie
Spider by Lars Daum
Japanese spirits by Tomoya Shinohara
CSSpa by Max Beutel
drops of green by Taddeo Zacchini
Indiana Dunes Minimal by Diane Hildebrandt
Shades of Grey by Diptesh Mishra
Citrus Splash by Doug Bono
Kashagawigamog by Stephanie Carter
commute by Patrick Jackson
Sea Weed by Sameer Jaleel
21 Grams by Ivan Bottoni
MINI by Dennis Vieren
Nuages by Vincent Clavien
Sound garden by Ben Holden
Relaxation by Bob Duncan
Christ by Newton de G��Horta
Glass World by anne fourny
#185 - Manhattan Edition by José Tomás Tocino García
a cow-art-eyes style shed by Michael Daum
Spiritual Blue by Wei Wang
Bluezen by Andrej Mlinarevi?
satelite zen by Stephan Helbig
Freestyle by Denis Lacroix
Heaven & Hell by Tommy White
Apprentice by Marja Verwoerd
Equilibrium by Brynn Shepherd
Urban Ways by Rafa Merida
Ice by Abhay Aggarwal
Florentine by Matt Anderson
Ring Talk by Dan Piercy
Euphoria by Chris Chamberlain
Elegant by Fabio Polisini
London trademarks by Fabio Paoleri
Simsational by Jamie Kiely
Kill Bill V1 by Alexandre Moore
Harry Potter by Alixe Bhagooa
Sunflower Garden by Pim Peeters
Scrolls by Ellen Tsen-man Welter
#179 - Vin Rouge by Thorsten Bopp
#178 - Pinups by Emiliano Pennisi
#177 - Zen City Morning by Ray Henry
#176 - Kelmscott by Bronwen Hodgkinson
#175 - Business Style by Gunta Klavina
#174 - Simple by Shawn Chin
#173 - Red Stars by Shafiq Rizwan
#172 - blackcomb*75 by Bryan Carichner
#170 - Love Is In The Air by Nele Goetz
#169 - Greece Remembrance by Pierre-Leo Bourbonnais
#168 - Hengarden by Mr. Khmerang
#167 - Hoops - Tournament Edition by David Marshall Jr.
#165 - Red Paper by Rob Soule
#164 - Chien by Alex Miller
#163 - Like the Sea by Lars Daum
#162 - Angelus by Vladimir Lukic
#161 - Zenfandel by Nicholas Rougeux
#159 - Berry Flavour by Maren Becker
#158 - a Simple Sunrise by Rob Soule
#157 - Bugs by Zohar Arad
#156 - Table Layout Assassination! by Marko Krsul & Marko Dugonjic
#155 - November by Alen Grakalic
#154 - Butterfly Effect by Kevin Linkous
#153 - Moss by Mani Sheriar
#152 - Subway Dream by Pablo Caro
#151 - Contempo Finery by Ro London
#150 - By The Pier by Peter Ong
#149 - Uncultivated by Mario Carboni
#148 - Museum by Samuel Marin
#147 - Attitude by Stephane Moens
#146 - Urban by Matt Kim & Nicole
#145 - Paravion by Emiliano Pennisi
#144 - Verdure by Lim Yuan Qing
#143 - Pixelisation by Lim Yuan Qing
#140 - The Hall by Michael Simmons
#139 - Neat & Tidy by Oli Dale
#137 - DJ Style by Ramon Bispo
#135 - contemporary nouveau by David Hellsing
#134 - El Collar de Tomas by Maria Stultz
#133 - OrderedZen by Steve Smith
#132 - Bonsai by Martin Plazotta
#131 - Type Thing by Michal Mokrzycki
#128 - Dragen by Matthew Buchanan
#127 - Vivacity by Sofiane Toudji
#124 - Teatime by Michaela Maria Sampl
#123 - Skyroots by Axel Hebenstreit
#122 - Centerfold by John Oxton
#121 - 60’s Lifestyle by Emiliano Pennisi
#120 - Medioevo by Emiliano Pennisi
#119 - Pleasant Day by Kyle Jones
#118 - Some Leafs by Michael Tupy
#116 - Ragged by Jose Florido
#115 - Burnt Offering by Jonny Blair
#114 - Salvage Yard by Justin Peters
#112 - Mountain Resort by Jordi Romkema
#109 - Pneuma by Adam Polselli
#106 - Mediterranean by John Whittet
#104 - Invitation by Brad Daily
#102 - Revolution! by David Hellsing
#100 - 15 Petals by Eric Meyer & Dave Shea
#096 - Japanese Garden by Masanori Kawachi
#094 - Deco by Marc Trudel
#093 - South of the Border by Rob Shields
#092 - Port of Call by Jessica Dunn
#089 - Dark Industrial by Ray Henry
#087 - Maya by Bernd Willenberg
#086 - RedFrog by Bernd Willenberg
#085 - Oceans Apart by Ryan Sims
#084 - Start Listening! by Liz Lubowitz
#083 - Springtime by Boér Attila
#082 - Miracle Cure by Joseph Pearson
#081 - seashore by Christine Kirchmeier
#080 - Zen Pool by Clinton Barth
#079 - Green Tea by Amy Rae Som
#078 - Muto Verde by Alex Taylor
#077 - Hop by Guillaume Lahalle
#076 - Lotus by Chika
#068 - Ballade by Charlotte Lambert
#067 - A Silent Strength by Ray Henry
#065 - New Groove by Martin Neumann
#064 - Night Drive by Dave Shea
#063 - Elastic Lawn by Patrick Grifiths
#061 - Sky by Stefan Petre
#059 - Dune Temple by Greg Reimer
#057 - This is Cereal by Shaun Inman
#056 - Elevation by Nigel Goodfellow
#055 - zenlightenment by Lance Leonard
#049 - Buddha by Daniel Leroux
#046 - sub:lime by Andy Budd
#043 - Burning by Kevin & Ethel Davis
#041 - door to my garden by Patrick H. Lauke
#039 - Erratic Blue by Ian Main
#038 - Creepy Crawly by Luke Redpath
#036 - White Lily by Jens Kristensen
#035 - Release One by Didier Hilhorst
#032 - Crab Apple by Jai Brinkofski
#030 - Entomology by Jon Hicks
#028 - Atlantis by Kevin Davis
#027 - Gothica by Patrick H. Lauke
#024 - Not So Minimal by Dan Rubin
#022 - viridity by Laura MacArthur
#020 - Friendly Beaches by Sophie G
#018 - Wrapped in Burlap by John Simons
#013 - Coastal Breeze by Dave Shea
#012 - TechnOhm by Josh Ambrutis
#010 - A Garden Apart by Dan Cederholm
#009 - Dead or Alive by Michael Pick
#008 - RPM by Bruno Cunha
#006 - Wicked Grove by D. Keith Robinson
#004 - arch4.20 by Dave Shea
#003 - Stormweather by Dave Shea
#002 - Salmon Cream Cheese by Dave Shea
#001 - tranquille by Dave Shea

css5

Frigid by Jeanette Cline
Big Shell by Andrew Folz
Purple Haze by Zoe Feast
Africanart by Jahmasta by Jimmy Jadas
Japanese spirits by Tomoya Shinohara
#152 - Subway Dream by Pablo Caro
#123 - Skyroots by Axel Hebenstreit
#077 - Hop by Guillaume Lahalle
#073 - Emmakade by Alexander Christiaan Jacob (ACJ)
subcompact by Zac Van Note
room587 by Yuichi Horie
Red Garden by Viktor Persson
I hate tables by Philippe Piotait
Le Grand Opéra by Chris Ramakers
Ferrari F1 CSS! by Curtis Smith
Bandit at 3 O'clock by Jerome Lacroix
Romantic Zen by Jennifer Trenchard
Epiphyllum by Vincenzo Mania
Checkered Dream by Jenn Hoffman
Blood & Water by Roger Taylor
#187 - Wilderness by Aadesh Mistry
21 Grams by Ivan Bottoni
Heaven & Hell by Tommy White
Urban Ways by Rafa Merida
#179 - Vin Rouge by Thorsten Bopp
#173 - Red Stars by Shafiq Rizwan
#162 - Angelus by Vladimir Lukic
#156 - Table Layout Assassination! by Marko Krsul & Marko Dugonjic
#145 - Paravion by Emiliano Pennisi
#134 - El Collar de Tomas by Maria Stultz
#116 - Ragged by Jose Florido
#115 - Burnt Offering by Jonny Blair
#103 - Odyssey by Terrence Conley
#102 - Revolution! by David Hellsing
#075 - Lost HighWay by Julien Roumagnac
#070 - CS(S) Monk by Cedric Savarese
#051 - Commercial Drive by Wendy Foster
#033 - Fleur-de-lys by Claire Campbell
#008 - RPM by Bruno Cunha
#005 - Blood Lust by Dave Shea
ZenMountain by Chris Everiss
Streets Of SF by Jonathan Prugh
G by Newton de G��Horta
Sunrise Over RI by Paul Barry
Frigid by Jeanette Cline
subcompact by Zac Van Note
CSS Sailing by Michael Wiggin
Blue Sea by Cailleau Francois
Nightswimming by Walter Krivanek
Waverly by Hamish Railton
Sunrise Over RI by Paul Barry
Calm Waters by Duncan Leslie
Indiana Dunes Minimal by Diane Hildebrandt
CSS Zen Ocean by Kai Laborenz
#163 - Like the Sea by Lars Daum
#150 - By The Pier by Peter Ong
#081 - seashore by Christine Kirchmeier
#028 - Atlantis by Kevin Davis
#020 - Friendly Beaches by Sophie G
#016 - The Garden Beneath by Minz Meyer
#013 - Coastal Breeze by Dave Shea
Ransom by Dan Smith
Zero by Andrew Smith
No images by Sebastián Fernández
Summer's Art by Ian Brown
Use It or Lose It by Paul Tilchin
#191 - The Diary by Alexander Shabuniewicz
Trees Speak by Jason Davidson
simply trippy by Michelle Yang
Anger and Frustration by Thomas Berglund
Checkered Dream by Jenn Hoffman
Garden Storm by Rowan Lewis
retrogative by Dave Hunsberger
Shades of Grey by Diptesh Mishra
Elegant by Fabio Polisini
simple halloween by Daniel Kendrick
A light in the night by Roberto Presedo
Resident Evil by Adam Collison
Edgar Allan Poe by Robert Giordano
Heaven & Hell by Tommy White
#136 - The Final Ending by Ray Henry
#107 - Defiance by James Ehly
#105 - Austrian?s Darker Side by Rene Grassegger
A light in the night by Roberto Presedo
Zahrada snů by Eva Dvorníková
Access Granted by Mike Cherim
Infested by Derek Hansen
Beware! of CSS by Diego Trombetta
Abstraction of CSS by Travis Rose
Fall Garden by Marta Girdea
Retro Theater by Eric ROGE
#189 - Mozart by Andrew Brundle
Spider by Lars Daum
Nuages by Vincent Clavien
Freestyle by Denis Lacroix
NYC-sAMo by William Haw
Readable by Colas Schretter
Hide & Seek by Colas Schretter
Enlightenment DR17 by Ian Norton-Badrul
hover bother by Ian Norton-Badrul
Propaganda by Chip Adams
CSS Zen Ocean by Kai Laborenz
All Aboard by Chris Heilmann
Somewhere by Samuel Le Morvan
Orchid by Jakob Nilsson
Organic Desire by Kassetra Stevenson
Zaurus by Ian Norton
Killer Style by Scott Kiekbusch
Fleur by Herv頃auwelier
spring04 by Chris Eidhof
:[o.o]: by Gabor Magasvari
Traffic by Nicole Hanusek
Revealed by Kaare Byberg
Lemon Aid by Marko Dugonji?
A Bright Light by Jarek Pi��wski
Kinder Garden by Andrew Laignel
door to my garden (advanced) by Patrick H. Lauke
Pushing the Limits (of CSS) by James N Pope
#090 - Open Window by Ray Henry
#069 - Bonsai Sky by Mike Davidson
#063 - Elastic Lawn by Patrick Grifiths
#062 - Gemination by Egor Kloos
#058 - Radio Zen by Marc LA van den Heuvel
#057 - This is Cereal by Shaun Inman
CSS Sailing by Michael Wiggin
Climbing to Zen by Borja Adiego
CSS River by Cheryl Scoledge
Extreme CSS by Jordan Heider
Ferrari F1 CSS! by Curtis Smith
Play Ball by Lonnie Duggan
Ring Talk by Dan Piercy
#167 - Hoops - Tournament Edition by David Marshall Jr.
#060 - Extreme Limits by Richard Chatfield
Calm and Collective by Mika Reaves
Bollywood by Amy & Courtnie
Playing Cards by David, Joel & Colby
Geisha by Moriah, Nathan & Terri
Architecture by Tanya & Frank
Insert Coins by Kevin Gulledge and Shaun Kolnick
The Way Zen Works by Tess Evans and Ronnie Schmidt
50s Diner by Cesar Torres, Rosalinda Ruiz, and Keith Harbour
Space by Marcel Presetya, Daniel Ramos, and Lucy Wu
RENT by Olivia-Beth Horak and Kate Rutherford
Jazz by T.D. Lee and Melissa Simon
Wal-Mart by Chris Elsberry and Clement Le
Presents by Josh Hoptay and Chris Stangle
Minimal by Eric Harvey
The Forbidden Donut by Kristen Evans and Mike McKim
#146 - Urban by Matt Kim & Nicole
CSS Sailing by Michael Wiggin
Nightswimming by Walter Krivanek
Raystar Elite by Rowan Lewis
#186 - Faded Flowers by Mani Sheriar
Heavenly by Dane Foster
Valley of the Kings by Rodney Seligman
commute by Patrick Jackson
Relaxation by Bob Duncan
Glass World by anne fourny
#163 - Like the Sea by Lars Daum
#088 - Tulipe by Eric Shepherd
#042 - Stone Washed by Andrew Hayward
#021 - Calm & Smooth by Cornelia Lange
pandas zoo garden by Canfrere Nicolas
#194 - Dark Rose by Rose Fu
Zubuntu by Anita MAZUR
Fall Garden by Marta Girdea
Raystar Elite by Rowan Lewis
#163 - Like the Sea by Lars Daum
#162 - Angelus by Vladimir Lukic
#130 - Pseudo Sahara by John Barrick
#106 - Mediterranean by John Whittet
#088 - Tulipe by Eric Shepherd
#085 - Oceans Apart by Ryan Sims
#084 - Start Listening! by Liz Lubowitz
#074 - Egyptian Dawn by James Abbott
#048 - HoriZental by Clément ‘fastclemmy’ Hardouin
#033 - Fleur-de-lys by Claire Campbell
#030 - Entomology by Jon Hicks
#021 - Calm & Smooth by Cornelia Lange
#017 - Golden Mean by Douglas Bowman
#014 - Samuraai by Minz Meyer
Print Work by Janne Remes
#194 - Dark Rose by Rose Fu
Ora Pro Nobis by Kate Spanos
mcville theme by Marko Mihelcic
Fall Garden by Marta Girdea
Burlap Paper by Anggie Bratadinata
#187 - Wilderness by Aadesh Mistry
Snowdrop Essence by Susan Xie
CSSpa by Max Beutel
Scrolls by Ellen Tsen-man Welter
#169 - Greece Remembrance by Pierre-Leo Bourbonnais
#165 - Red Paper by Rob Soule
#145 - Paravion by Emiliano Pennisi
#135 - contemporary nouveau by David Hellsing
#125 - Beccah by Chris Morrell
#074 - Egyptian Dawn by James Abbott
#041 - door to my garden by Patrick H. Lauke
#022 - viridity by Laura MacArthur
#019 - What Lies Beneath by Michael Pick
#018 - Wrapped in Burlap by John Simons
Simsational by Jamie Kiely
CSS News by Carsen Young
Windows 3.1 by Rory Mulligan
Mist in Nagoya by Ander Aznar
ZEN Instant Messenger by Charlie Tang
Matrix by Giansimon Diblas
@media garden by Martin Hodgson
My Precious by Igor Majer
Wahoo! by Jason Nealy
Mondrian by Chris Fletcher
Zensoft Zengarden 2000 Style Documentation by Mike Twining
GeoCities 1996 by Bruce Lawson
Bound to Happen by Dan
NYSE by Michael Berneis
Hip Check by Fredric Simonton
Read All About It by Chris Evans
zen garden recommendation by Rene Saarsoo
Wordpad by Patrick Pecher
don't you hate aCSSii? by Mehmet Dogan
Accessibility Games 2004 by Scott McDaniel
Star Trek LCARS by Lee Englestone
ZenGarden3.1 by Jamie Geiges
Turbo CSS by Jeff Robertson
Office 2003 by Lachlan Hunt
Deadly Viper Assassination Squad by Recep Kutuk
Apple of my Eye by Sean Madden
ninZENdo by Jens Borsdorf
Mondriaan Zen by AkaXakA
Ho Ho Ho by Andrea Piernock
Zen Garden XP by Mark @ Phunky
WinAmp3 by Kai Lavila
AbuseIt by Michael Cacciottolo
Live the Adventure! by Ben Scofield
Zenzilla by Michael Cacciottolo
Luna XP by Lim Chee Aun
Commodore by Jason Laskodi
Slashdot by Dan Oachs
The Garden Reloaded by Olivier Meunier
#126 - C-Note by Brian Williams
#052 - Postage Paid by Mike Stenhouse
#191 - The Diary by Alexander Shabuniewicz
#169 - Greece Remembrance by Pierre-Leo Bourbonnais
#135 - contemporary nouveau by David Hellsing
#126 - C-Note by Brian Williams
#109 - Pneuma by Adam Polselli
#102 - Revolution! by David Hellsing
#053 - Self-Growth by Ray Henry
#047 - dusk by Jon Hicks
#045 - I Dream in Colour by Jeff Bilen
#044 - si6 by Shaun Inman
#035 - Release One by Didier Hilhorst
#030 - Entomology by Jon Hicks
#024 - Not So Minimal by Dan Rubin
#017 - Golden Mean by Douglas Bowman
#009 - Dead or Alive by Michael Pick
CSS street art by Benjamin Pirson
Subwaystation by Manuel Bieh
#185 - Manhattan Edition by José Tomás Tocino García

css4

#190 - Lonely Flower by Mitja Ribic
commute by Patrick Jackson
#035 - Release One by Didier Hilhorst
CSS Trash Garden by Corman Stéphane
csswar by angelo Bassit Kazmi
Cold War by Henrik Eklund
Graffiti Style by Ramon Bispo
#192 - LuGoZee by Viallon Pierre-Antoine
Lizards by Tamotsu Ono
#142 - Invasion of the Body Switchers by Andy Clarke
#139 - Neat & Tidy by Oli Dale
#136 - The Final Ending by Ray Henry
#102 - Revolution! by David Hellsing
#091 - webZine by Vincent Valentin
#041 - door to my garden by Patrick H. Lauke
#019 - What Lies Beneath by Michael Pick
Surreal Clean by Carlos Sanz Garcia
Oak in Autumn by Jan Meeus
Cyclus by Vasilios Kerasiotis
OSServato by enrico fabrini
Chairs by Michal Wlodarczyk
Blood & Water by Roger Taylor
Raystar Elite by Rowan Lewis
Plain CSS // No img's by Orhan Toy
Green Beauty by Jamie Kiely
Transience by Hommingberger Gepardenforelle
Birdies on the Water by Stephen Crawford
#184 - Peace Of Mind by Carlos Varela
Apprentice by Marja Verwoerd
Ice by Abhay Aggarwal
CSS Zen FAQs by Richard Acosta
Spring Green by Amy Lin
Space Webula by Dean Sauls
Discarica by Sebastiano Pitruzzello
Cubic Garden by Levente Csabai
Shoko by Sherrie Rohde
RJ45 by Simeone Consonni
at night by Michael Maier
Achromatics by Robert Wallis
the Day Today by Rich Middleditch
simply red by peter lundberg
A grey new world by David Longworth
Red, Yellow and Blue by Jacob Mul
Pink Squareness by Heiko Stiegert
Brazilian Garden by Sidnei Vladisauskis
lowercase by Minh Lee Goon
Spiralicious by Michael W. Brown
Travelling Light by Ben Gilman
-- by Brian Veach
Simple Green by Wes Edling
Zoom Layout by Ischa Gast
Reflections by Oliver Müller
Pure by Pierre-Leo Bourbonnais
galaxy by Colas Schretter
Scientific Paper by Colas Schretter
Coffee Break by Amy M
LightBowl by Jens Erikstad
Corporate Reflections by Michael Southerton
Simple Minds by Jos van der Maas
Aboriginal Dreaming by Amy Martin
Sobre by Arnaud F
Imageless by Teevio
Zen Girl by Colin Verot
Zen as Mondriaan by AkaXakA
Very Simple BLUE by Wolfgang Ruge
grapes by florian fruehstueck
eyeZen by Pieter Melotte
Accalmie by Benoit Peltier
Seascape by Roy Reed
Playing With Fire by Joanne Perry
Green Star by Gareth Ballester
Floating Fonts by Adam Stacoviak
Origami by Paolo Adami
En Passant by Peter Anderson
Colors of the Deep by Arthi Amaran
Dirty Wall by Manuel Catez
Old Tree by Radek Sery
East of Eden by Martin Wehrle
birdy by Dusan Smolnikar
Sub Zero by Neil Whiteley
Chocolate by Masamichi Ban
Open by Thomas Brian
Revolution by Sigge Aamdal
The Bridge to a new Freedom by Snorri Sturluson
Green Garden by Ivan Bottoni
Pergamin by Krzysztof Plonka
My Fall by Jeremy Marr
Minimalistic squared by Andrea Dieni
Rain by Pierre-Leo Bourbonnais
Simple Gradients by Jon Steinar
Lillies by Bryde Dodd
Fallen Leaf by Chris Robins
Golden Leaves by Alex Koti
Silverlined by Alexander Juhl Bendt
Foggy by Marc van den Dobbelsteen
Simple Pepper by Simone Bertoloni
SKI Garden by Patrick Ryan
Simplicity in Purple by Stephen Howlin
barcode by David Palme
Book by Gokhan Boybek
Fluidity by Michael Cromwell
Black and White Window by Rory Joseph Casey
Understated Equilibrium by Kenneth Vaughan
No Images by Andrew Famiano
Silver by Artturi Laitakari
Dark Zen by Carlos Varela
Up and Over by Danny Cohen
Zen Music by Paul
Just a Bit of Decay by Nick Cowie
Dreamer by Jonathan Hsu
Sketch by Stephen Dolphin
Blue Fireworks by Jun'ichi Saito
Trick of the Light by Mary
Stripe by Arjun Lall
Lonely Penguins by David Bain
Grafted Clouds by RMCox
Tunnel Vision by Dean Sabatino
Purple Haze by Ben Scofield
Black Lighthouse by Ramiro Suarez
No Theme by Niket Kaisare
greyscale by Djinn Fissure
Information Mapping by Monika Dispas
Earth Tones by John Cragin
Chocolate Bubble by Edward Jung
Lizard Land by Russ Wittmann
Orange Delight by Robbin van Eijsden
Clean by Sam Chrisp
Utilitarian by Ben Nolan
Clean Paper by Michael Landis
untitled by Jason Estes
#171 - Shaolin Yokobue by Javier Cabrera
#151 - Contempo Finery by Ro London
#143 - Pixelisation by Lim Yuan Qing
#122 - Centerfold by John Oxton
Blue Sea by Cailleau Francois
Sexy Edition by Bindels Alain
Old News by Lucas Stephenson
Le Grand Opéra by Chris Ramakers
Autumn by Jurri van Loenen
DarkForest by Francois Cailleau
G by Newton de G��Horta
Deja View by Ron Carnell
checkmate by Lorenzo Dal Col
Raystar Elite by Rowan Lewis
Tree of Peace by Hugo Branquinho
Subwaystation by Manuel Bieh
Graffiti vine by Daniel Wentzell
Cloudy Day by Martin Ultima
Chrome by Johan Slaghuis
Cerulean Midnight by Alyson Oslin
Wine Garden by Jukka Kokko
Penguin Garden by Anita MAZUR
Persian Visions by John Guchemand
Rice Theme by Mauro Lizaur
CSS News by Carsen Young
Alley Life by Andrew Fairley
#166 - Obsequience by Pierce Gleeson
#160 - Daruma by Stuart Cruickshank
#113 - Switch On by Michael Fasani
#110 - Perfume de Gardenias by Armando Sosa
#107 - Defiance by James Ehly
#103 - Odyssey by Terrence Conley
#101 - Punkass by Mikhel Proulx
#091 - webZine by Vincent Valentin
#090 - Open Window by Ray Henry
#075 - Lost HighWay by Julien Roumagnac
#073 - Emmakade by Alexander Christiaan Jacob (ACJ)
#070 - CS(S) Monk by Cedric Savarese
#066 - Focus & Shoot by Colectivo YTW
#062 - Gemination by Egor Kloos
#054 - Gecko?s Eye by Sandra Greco
#052 - Postage Paid by Mike Stenhouse
#050 - First Summary by Cornelia Lange
#048 - HoriZental by Clément ‘fastclemmy’ Hardouin
#047 - dusk by Jon Hicks
#042 - Stone Washed by Andrew Hayward
#023 - fleur de l?avant?garde by Michael Switzer
#021 - Calm & Smooth by Cornelia Lange
#016 - The Garden Beneath by Minz Meyer
#015 - Boddhidarma by Michael Angeles
#014 - Samuraai by Minz Meyer
#007 - deep thoughts by Jason Estes
#005 - Blood Lust by Dave Shea
Insomnia by Vasilis Terzopoulos
Ay Yildiz by Yuksel Turhan
simple halloween by Daniel Kendrick
The Mixture Creation by Chad McCormick
Ancestral Travel by Loïc Wydouw
Extreme CSS by Jordan Heider
Print Work by Janne Remes
Disposable Design by Mark Copal
wabi-sabi by enrico fabrini
fire by Mauricio Samy Silva
#189 - Mozart by Andrew Brundle
Citrus Splash by Doug Bono
Relaxation by Bob Duncan
Christ by Newton de G��Horta
Freestyle by Denis Lacroix
#178 - Pinups by Emiliano Pennisi
#177 - Zen City Morning by Ray Henry
#174 - Simple by Shawn Chin
#164 - Chien by Alex Miller
#158 - a Simple Sunrise by Rob Soule
#135 - contemporary nouveau by David Hellsing
#134 - El Collar de Tomas by Maria Stultz
#110 - Perfume de Gardenias by Armando Sosa
#103 - Odyssey by Terrence Conley
#086 - RedFrog by Bernd Willenberg
#059 - Dune Temple by Greg Reimer
#035 - Release One by Didier Hilhorst
#034 - zengrounds by Andrea Piernock
#026 - Zunflower by Radu Darvas
Winter Morning by Simon Wiffen
#195 - Dazzling Beauty by Deny Sri Supriyono
Aosora by Sywan-Yue Shih
Blue Spirit by Vincent Pontier
Birdies on the Water by Stephen Crawford
Euphoria by Chris Chamberlain
#119 - Pleasant Day by Kyle Jones
#042 - Stone Washed by Andrew Hayward
#028 - Atlantis by Kevin Davis
#021 - Calm & Smooth by Cornelia Lange
#020 - Friendly Beaches by Sophie G
#015 - Boddhidarma by Michael Angeles
#001 - tranquille by Dave Shea
Beautiful Dark by Eduardo Valerio Rangel
Zen in Hex by Chris Donnelly
Seasons - Spring by Volker Mentzner
Seasons - Winter by Volker Mentzner
simple halloween by Daniel Kendrick
Seasons - Fall by Volker Mentzner
Seasons - Summer by Volker Mentzner
Strawberrilicious by Ei Sabai
Eye by Newton de Góes Horta
NightLife by Marc-Andre Boivin
Climbing to Zen by Borja Adiego
Klassik by Jens Brueckmann
Sexy Edition by Bindels Alain
CSS River by Cheryl Scoledge
Why? by Aleksandra Loreks
Le Grand Opéra by Chris Ramakers
Peace by Zohar Arad
Dollz Heaven by Rose Glitschka
Fullblown Teknicolor by Jonathan Khoo
Bandit at 3 O'clock by Jerome Lacroix
OSServato by enrico fabrini
mcville theme by Marko Mihelcic
Compatability by Peter Lock
Edgar Allan Poe by Robert Giordano
Refreshing Zen by Jennifer Trenchard
Anger and Frustration by Thomas Berglund
checkmate by Lorenzo Dal Col
Corporate Zen by Tom Pearson
Heavenly by Dane Foster
CSSpa by Max Beutel
Relaxation by Bob Duncan
#184 - Peace Of Mind by Carlos Varela
Spiritual Blue by Wei Wang
Heaven & Hell by Tommy White
#178 - Pinups by Emiliano Pennisi
#176 - Kelmscott by Bronwen Hodgkinson
#175 - Business Style by Gunta Klavina
#171 - Shaolin Yokobue by Javier Cabrera
#169 - Greece Remembrance by Pierre-Leo Bourbonnais
#164 - Chien by Alex Miller
#156 - Table Layout Assassination! by Marko Krsul & Marko Dugonjic
#152 - Subway Dream by Pablo Caro
#148 - Museum by Samuel Marin
#147 - Attitude by Stephane Moens
#142 - Invasion of the Body Switchers by Andy Clarke
#141 - Golden Cut by Petr Stanicek
#126 - C-Note by Brian Williams
#122 - Centerfold by John Oxton
#110 - Perfume de Gardenias by Armando Sosa
#105 - Austrian?s Darker Side by Rene Grassegger
#101 - Punkass by Mikhel Proulx
#087 - Maya by Bernd Willenberg
#084 - Start Listening! by Liz Lubowitz
#082 - Miracle Cure by Joseph Pearson
#077 - Hop by Guillaume Lahalle
#070 - CS(S) Monk by Cedric Savarese
#067 - A Silent Strength by Ray Henry
#066 - Focus & Shoot by Colectivo YTW
#062 - Gemination by Egor Kloos
#060 - Extreme Limits by Richard Chatfield
#051 - Commercial Drive by Wendy Foster
#037 - pr괭୰orter by Minz Meyer
#034 - zengrounds by Andrea Piernock
#031 - Hedges by Kev Mears
#025 - mnemonic by Dave Shea
#016 - The Garden Beneath by Minz Meyer
Color for the people by Eric Delhoulle
Eye Candy by Philippe Ahmadpanah
Compatability by Peter Lock
simply trippy by Michelle Yang
Card Index by Newton de G��Horta
Sound garden by Ben Holden
#181 - Pretty in Pink by Jordi Romkema
#159 - Berry Flavour by Maren Becker
#048 - HoriZental by Clément ‘fastclemmy’ Hardouin
#030 - Entomology by Jon Hicks
#002 - Salmon Cream Cheese by Dave Shea
#193 - Leggo My Ego by Jon Tan
Retro Gaming by Jeremy Jones
Dark Pixel by Chris Hawley
Cerulean Midnight by Alyson Oslin
#143 - Pixelisation by Lim Yuan Qing
#046 - sub:lime by Andy Budd
jardin en ligne by Philippe Piotait
Vertical Garden by Sandra Romano
Color for the people by Eric Delhoulle
Like the RGB by Josef Pacula
#193 - Leggo My Ego by Jon Tan
Retro Gaming by Jeremy Jones
Garden gnome by Fr餩ric DUFAU
#188 - Organica Creativa by Eduardo Cesario
Blossom by Brian Pinkney
#170 - Love Is In The Air by Nele Goetz
#127 - Vivacity by Sofiane Toudji
#077 - Hop by Guillaume Lahalle
#011 - meliorism by Brett J. Gilbert
Strawberrilicious by Ei Sabai
Now Boarding by Ian Bender
Klassik by Jens Brueckmann
Color for the people by Eric Delhoulle
#193 - Leggo My Ego by Jon Tan
#191 - The Diary by Alexander Shabuniewicz
Dollz Heaven by Rose Glitschka
Disposable Design by Mark Copal
Kung-Fu by Simon Van Hauwermeiren
Retro Gaming by Jeremy Jones
#190 - Lonely Flower by Mitja Ribic
Graffiti vine by Daniel Wentzell
Adolescent Blues by Vincent Lo
Game by Tomoya Shinohara
Spider by Lars Daum
Sound garden by Ben Holden
#170 - Love Is In The Air by Nele Goetz
#152 - Subway Dream by Pablo Caro
#148 - Museum by Samuel Marin
#137 - DJ Style by Ramon Bispo
#126 - C-Note by Brian Williams
#110 - Perfume de Gardenias by Armando Sosa
#101 - Punkass by Mikhel Proulx
#076 - Lotus by Chika
#068 - Ballade by Charlotte Lambert
#066 - Focus & Shoot by Colectivo YTW
#054 - Gecko?s Eye by Sandra Greco
#051 - Commercial Drive by Wendy Foster
#043 - Burning by Kevin & Ethel Davis
#034 - zengrounds by Andrea Piernock
#031 - Hedges by Kev Mears
#021 - Calm & Smooth by Cornelia Lange
CSS Celestial Garden by Eric Ogburn
#111 - Grüener Entwurf by Hannah F. Liesong
#101 - Punkass by Mikhel Proulx
#088 - Tulipe by Eric Shepherd
#058 - Radio Zen by Marc LA van den Heuvel
#053 - Self-Growth by Ray Henry
#048 - HoriZental by Clément ‘fastclemmy’ Hardouin
#037 - pr괭୰orter by Minz Meyer
#019 - What Lies Beneath by Michael Pick
butterfly-effect-movie by Norman Eichinger
Zen Batman by Ron Linder
Edgar Allan Poe by Robert Giordano
Retro Gaming by Jeremy Jones
Zubuntu by Anita MAZUR
Deja View by Ron Carnell
Retro Theater by Eric ROGE
Green Beauty by Jamie Kiely
OS Zen by Steve Brazill
Game by Tomoya Shinohara
Free your mind by Kevin Ingersoll
CSS - More Than Meets the Eye by Shane Andrade
Simsational by Jamie Kiely
Kill Bill V1 by Alexandre Moore
Harry Potter by Alixe Bhagooa
CSS News by Carsen Young
GeoCities 1996 by Bruce Lawson
#050 - First Summary by Cornelia Lange
#034 - zengrounds by Andrea Piernock
#012 - TechnOhm by Josh Ambrutis
#010 - A Garden Apart by Dan Cederholm

css3

Insomnia by Vasilis Terzopoulos
Peace by Zohar Arad
Checkered Dream by Jenn Hoffman
Tree of Peace by Hugo Branquinho
#188 - Organica Creativa by Eduardo Cesario
Print Work by Janne Remes
Africanart by Jahmasta by Jimmy Jadas
Refreshing Zen by Jennifer Trenchard
Romantic Zen by Jennifer Trenchard
simply trippy by Michelle Yang
Clean Blue by Andrew Brandwood
Floral Contrast by Dominique Ysmael F. Valeriano
Access Granted by Mike Cherim
#191 - The Diary by Alexander Shabuniewicz
#181 - Pretty in Pink by Jordi Romkema
#176 - Kelmscott by Bronwen Hodgkinson
#152 - Subway Dream by Pablo Caro
#135 - contemporary nouveau by David Hellsing
#126 - C-Note by Brian Williams
#124 - Teatime by Michaela Maria Sampl
#009 - Dead or Alive by Michael Pick
Zen in Hex by Chris Donnelly
planetary zen by Ed Wince
Winter Nights by Tom Chislett
The Mixture Creation by Chad McCormick
Model Propaganda by Nicholas Gagne
Zen Batman by Ron Linder
I hate tables by Philippe Piotait
polaroid garden by Philippe Piotait
Just Gimme the Light by Alex Donnelly
Ferrari F1 CSS! by Curtis Smith
Driftwood by Steve Burns
Graffiti Style by Ramon Bispo
Spaced by Janice Williams
Beware! of CSS by Diego Trombetta
Abstraction of CSS by Travis Rose
The first episode by Stuart Saunders
Add a little spice by Vincent Saletto
Tailor Made by Rob Morris
G by Newton de G��Horta
Card Index by Newton de G��Horta
Waverly by Hamish Railton
Subwaystation by Manuel Bieh
#188 - Organica Creativa by Eduardo Cesario
Corporate Zen by Tom Pearson
OS Zen by Steve Brazill
retrogative by Dave Hunsberger
Interlocking by Mani Sheriar
Citrus Splash by Doug Bono
#040 - The Question Why by Diane Clayton

Chocolate chunk by Marcus Fletcher
Add a little spice by Vincent Saletto
Citrus Splash by Doug Bono
Rice Theme by Mauro Lizaur
#161 - Zenfandel by Nicholas Rougeux
#057 - This is Cereal by Shaun Inman
The Spectacle by Mitchell Gaikowski
Beach by Dave Woods
Day and Night by Colas Schretter
Children at Play by Joe Gautreau
Monkey Business by Sherrie Rohde
Toddler Art by Rob Drummond
Kids Zen Garden by Valeria Pina
Mid Air by Harris Lapiroff
Hirnlego by Jeremy Keith
Mad Carrot by James Griffin
Happy Hour by Erica L. O'Grady
Child's Play by Michelle Bennet
Snack Bar by Jay Wiggins
Bubble Zen by Andrea Piernock
Floral Contrast by Dominique Ysmael F. Valeriano
Calm and Collective by Mika Reaves
Vertical Garden by Sandra Romano
Touch of Color by Rose Glitschka
Oak in Autumn by Jan Meeus
Water Branch by Cailleau Francois
cobweb and bee by Philippe Piotait
Purple Haze by Zoe Feast
Autumn by Jurri van Loenen
polaroid garden by Philippe Piotait
Summer's Art by Ian Brown
DarkForest by Francois Cailleau
#195 - Dazzling Beauty by Deny Sri Supriyono
Green drop by Taddeo Zacchini
Red Flower by Sebastiano Pitruzzello
Refreshing Zen by Jennifer Trenchard
Romantic Zen by Jennifer Trenchard
Artistic Zen by Jennifer Trenchard
Epiphyllum by Vincenzo Mania
Tree of Peace by Hugo Branquinho
#190 - Lonely Flower by Mitja Ribic
#186 - Faded Flowers by Mani Sheriar
Blossom by Brian Pinkney
Sunflower Bloom by Sergio Castillo
Snowdrop Essence by Susan Xie
drops of green by Taddeo Zacchini
Wine Garden by Jukka Kokko
Sunflower Garden by Pim Peeters
Chianti with view by Roberto Baglioni
Bamboo45 by Lorena Molinari
Cherry Blossom by Marina Petterson
Lily Lake by Martin Hauck
Bamboo by Giuseppe Benvenuto
white glass by Miguel Albrecht
Sunny Flower by Aurélien Bottazini
Dark Roses by Ludek Cernocky
Legnica Park by Krzysztof Plonka
Modern Daisies by Beth Wagoner
Lilac Dreams by Ms. Detta
Seasonal Bland by Pierce Gleeson
Mother's Day by Dave Catterick
Haiku by Ehekatl Hdz.
A Natural Flow by Jun'ichi Saito
Night Daisy by Kandra Churchwell
Nipon by Can Can
Flowerbox by Bryant Cutler
trémière by Nicolas Prade
Forbidden Fruit by Duncan O’Neill
Rose Garden by Cathy Madsen
Greut’s Gardening by Blanc Yoan
Zest Garden by Marie Alhomme
Beauty is in Small Things by Fabio Ghidini
#166 - Obsequience by Pierce Gleeson
#154 - Butterfly Effect by Kevin Linkous
#153 - Moss by Mani Sheriar
#144 - Verdure by Lim Yuan Qing
#138 - Cube Garden by Masanori Kawachi
#133 - OrderedZen by Steve Smith
#127 - Vivacity by Sofiane Toudji
#123 - Skyroots by Axel Hebenstreit
#118 - Some Leafs by Michael Tupy
#104 - Invitation by Brad Daily
#100 - 15 Petals by Eric Meyer & Dave Shea
#096 - Japanese Garden by Masanori Kawachi
#087 - Maya by Bernd Willenberg
#083 - Springtime by Boér Attila
#068 - Ballade by Charlotte Lambert
#063 - Elastic Lawn by Patrick Grifiths
#048 - HoriZental by Clément ‘fastclemmy’ Hardouin
#045 - I Dream in Colour by Jeff Bilen
#036 - White Lily by Jens Kristensen
#033 - Fleur-de-lys by Claire Campbell
#031 - Hedges by Kev Mears
#029 - Backyard by Ray Henry
#026 - Zunflower by Radu Darvas
#023 - fleur de l?avant?garde by Michael Switzer
#011 - meliorism by Brett J. Gilbert
#010 - A Garden Apart by Dan Cederholm
#006 - Wicked Grove by D. Keith Robinson
#002 - Salmon Cream Cheese by Dave Shea
#001 - tranquille by Dave Shea
Blue Morning by Brent Burgoyne
Cat on travel by Jirina Caloudova
green by chen qian
Ay Yildiz by Yuksel Turhan
Zero by Andrew Smith
Black River - White Fish by Inguna Trepsha
Autumn by Jurri van Loenen
Spaced by Janice Williams
Green drop by Taddeo Zacchini
Garden gnome by Fr餩ric DUFAU
Refreshing Zen by Jennifer Trenchard
#186 - Faded Flowers by Mani Sheriar
Beautiful Bird by Lotta Vikingsson
Green Beauty by Jamie Kiely
Snowdrop Essence by Susan Xie
Free your mind by Kevin Ingersoll
drops of green by Taddeo Zacchini
Wine Garden by Jukka Kokko
Equilibrium by Brynn Shepherd
London trademarks by Fabio Paoleri
#182 - 45 RPM by Thomas Michaud
#161 - Zenfandel by Nicholas Rougeux
#153 - Moss by Mani Sheriar
#144 - Verdure by Lim Yuan Qing
#138 - Cube Garden by Masanori Kawachi
#132 - Bonsai by Martin Plazotta
#119 - Pleasant Day by Kyle Jones
#118 - Some Leafs by Michael Tupy
#117 - Brushwood by Katrin Zieger
#114 - Salvage Yard by Justin Peters
#113 - Switch On by Michael Fasani
#111 - Grüener Entwurf by Hannah F. Liesong
#100 - 15 Petals by Eric Meyer & Dave Shea
#098 - Edo and Tokyo by Daisuke Sato
#096 - Japanese Garden by Masanori Kawachi
#083 - Springtime by Boér Attila
#079 - Green Tea by Amy Rae Som
#078 - Muto Verde by Alex Taylor
#067 - A Silent Strength by Ray Henry
#063 - Elastic Lawn by Patrick Grifiths
#047 - dusk by Jon Hicks
#046 - sub:lime by Andy Budd
#043 - Burning by Kevin & Ethel Davis
#038 - Creepy Crawly by Luke Redpath
#035 - Release One by Didier Hilhorst
#031 - Hedges by Kev Mears
#022 - viridity by Laura MacArthur
#015 - Boddhidarma by Michael Angeles
room587 by Yuichi Horie
NightLife by Marc-Andre Boivin
Climbing to Zen by Borja Adiego
csswar by angelo Bassit Kazmi
Cold War by Henrik Eklund
Neal - DarkVision by Damien Depluvrez
Grey Pirate by Gary R. Hess
Cowz on Streets by raghavendra kona
Graffiti Style by Ramon Bispo
Cubicpixel by Edgars Beigarts
Fullblown Teknicolor by Jonathan Khoo
Beware! of CSS by Diego Trombetta
mcville theme by Marko Mihelcic
Red Flower by Sebastiano Pitruzzello
simply trippy by Michelle Yang
Nightswimming by Walter Krivanek
Tic Tac by lilcrazyfuzzy
#190 - Lonely Flower by Mitja Ribic
#189 - Mozart by Andrew Brundle
Dark Pixel by Chris Hawley
Graffiti vine by Daniel Wentzell
Valley of the Kings by Rodney Seligman
retrogative by Dave Hunsberger
Japanese spirits by Tomoya Shinohara
Shades of Grey by Diptesh Mishra
Sea Weed by Sameer Jaleel
Bluezen by Andrej Mlinarevi?
Freestyle by Denis Lacroix
Apprentice by Marja Verwoerd
Alley Life by Andrew Fairley
#174 - Simple by Shawn Chin
#160 - Daruma by Stuart Cruickshank
#151 - Contempo Finery by Ro London
#143 - Pixelisation by Lim Yuan Qing
#095 - Corporate ZenWorks by Derek Hansen
#087 - Maya by Bernd Willenberg
#076 - Lotus by Chika
#075 - Lost HighWay by Julien Roumagnac
#070 - CS(S) Monk by Cedric Savarese
#056 - Elevation by Nigel Goodfellow
#047 - dusk by Jon Hicks
#043 - Burning by Kevin & Ethel Davis
#039 - Erratic Blue by Ian Main
#034 - zengrounds by Andrea Piernock
#032 - Crab Apple by Jai Brinkofski
#012 - TechnOhm by Josh Ambrutis
#007 - deep thoughts by Jason Estes

css2

ZenMountain by Chris Everiss
CSS street art by Benjamin Pirson
Old News by Lucas Stephenson
Autumn by Jurri van Loenen
Chocolate chunk by Marcus Fletcher
Infested by Derek Hansen
Suburbia by David Neustadt
Driftwood by Steve Burns
#192 - LuGoZee by Viallon Pierre-Antoine
Burlap Paper by Anggie Bratadinata
Sunflower Bloom by Sergio Castillo
Euphoria by Chris Chamberlain
Scrolls by Ellen Tsen-man Welter
#180 - Vertigo by Antonio Cella
#167 - Hoops - Tournament Edition by David Marshall Jr.
#149 - Uncultivated by Mario Carboni
#147 - Attitude by Stephane Moens
#133 - OrderedZen by Steve Smith
#093 - South of the Border by Rob Shields
#092 - Port of Call by Jessica Dunn
#068 - Ballade by Charlotte Lambert
#064 - Night Drive by Dave Shea
#018 - Wrapped in Burlap by John Simons

css Meow Garden by Alex Kovalchuk
jardin en ligne by Philippe Piotait
Big Shell by Andrew Folz
dotanddash by Marco Pasqua
fire by Mauricio Samy Silva
Graffiti vine by Daniel Wentzell
Game by Tomoya Shinohara
Free your mind by Kevin Ingersoll
Urban Ways by Rafa Merida
Alley Life by Andrew Fairley
#098 - Edo and Tokyo by Daisuke Sato
#066 - Focus & Shoot by Colectivo YTW
#025 - mnemonic by Dave Shea
#005 - Blood Lust by Dave Shea

Vertical Garden by Sandra Romano
Black River - White Fish by Inguna Trepsha
Compatability by Peter Lock
Retro Theater by Eric ROGE
CSS Zen Ocean by Kai Laborenz
Killer Style by Scott Kiekbusch
Revealed by Kaare Byberg
GeoCities 1996 by Bruce Lawson
#168 - Hengarden by Mr. Khmerang
#128 - Dragen by Matthew Buchanan
#099 - Wiggles the Wonderworm by Joseph Pearson
#058 - Radio Zen by Marc LA van den Heuvel

Purple Beauty by Jonathan Stegall
zen on the grass by William Panasiuk
Work in Progress by Philipp Schilling
Historic Landmark by Ted Balmer
El Greco by Michael Dill
San Francisco by Michael Dill
Rocks by Rafael Porcher
Post It by Patrik Totero
just play! by Simon Bruehlmann
Le roi est mort by Andre Boekhorst
PHP Garden by Anita Mazur
Page Style by Ramon Bispo (Page)
Brazilian CSS Beauty by Henrique Costa Pereira
Double Vision by Ivo Zanotti
Llaves by Julián Rojo
bluesky by Frank Blunt
Television Style by Pim Peeters
Grafff! by Vandenbavière Ronan
zenfire by Gareth Williams
trädgårdsstork by Daniel Palmér

Breakout by Matt Ross
Painful Stitches by Alena Salamonova
Blackfriars by Richard Copestake
Try it ! by Gianni Cuccu
Centzon Huitznaoa (The four hundred south stars) by Felipe Diaz
London Underground by Alixe Bhagooa
Pirate's Booty by Doug Brown
Formula One by Cliff Weiler
Now Playing by Sonia Layer
Genesis by Dan Blake
Michelangelo by Michele Ledda
So 80's by Thomas Krantz
Balade en Tarentaise by Raphaël Pellicier
Breaking News by Patrick Brosset
Liberty Stands by Lou Dufrane
Tropical Breeze by Ryan Pharis
Silverscreen by Pete Boere
sugared psychedelia by Anan Keenan
All that jazz by Martin Smith
Orange Juice by Robert Litzke

Night Wolf by Nikolai Woronzov
fruit garden by Ioannis Cherouvim
The CSS Swing Garden by Jonathan Lee
The Chinese Papercut by Linda Jiang
The Chinese Knot by Linda Jiang
Dominoes by Teri Carnright
Zen temple by Richard Thomas
CSSand by Julien Oeuvrard
Tilted Square by Allen Lam
Frog Pond by Susan Litton
Rozkminki by Adam Krawczyk
El bosque by Sam Hervas
Ice Shelf by Steve Frost
Cretan Twilight by Richard Smith
dolls by Frank Blunt
Citrus Twist by Doug Walker
Chocolate Chocolate by Mendi Bradley
iSEE by Sami Erdogan
See me, See You by Collin Davis
amber by Frank Blunt

Scratch Paper by Chris Fletcher
Fresh Blood by Max Beutel
Abstract by Tom Barnett
The Defenders of Style by Sandra Greco
Sunrise on Resume Paper by Lloyd Thompson
Blue Dream by Tommaso Baldovino
A simple sketch by Sergio Morales
Cine by Ramon Bispo
Zen Donuts by Scott Jehl
Tangerine Style by Pitor Popielawski
Jet Fuel by Kody Mason
CSS on Safari by Chris Ormerod
renaissance by Scott King
Salt Water by Dean Paterson
Eat Your Greens by Thomas McQuarrie
Summer Day by Bruce Clark
Dead Garden by Håkon Jacobsen
Faux Paris by Kenneth Colwell
Zenography by Chris Burd
3D Zen Trip by Tristano Ajmone

Blocky by Joshua Brickner
Tidy Freak by Julian Jackson
eyedea by prisca
Prague Purple by Tim Gallant
black eye by Nils Binder
The Beauty by Thomas Marban
Road to garden by John Kraus
Colliery by Radek Polasek
Watercolor by Olivia del Bufalo
Camio by Neil Whiteley
Living God by Aaron Kuzemchak
blind ape inc. by Thomas Harrer
cascading style by Melvin Piro
El Oso Rojo by vicente vega
Buffalo Hunt by Balazs Benedek
City Lights by Albert Listy
Humus by Dirk Radunz
Blue Path by Valentin Agachi
Lost & Found by Joyce Goebel
CheckMate by Maria Wallin & Andreas Bernhardsson

Cat's Eye by Fabienne
Surfin' Safari by Mike Burrows
Verona by Marco Giacomuzzi
Wild West by Steve Broomfield
Ravioli Zen by Mario
BlueSilence by Lisoir Vincent
Donde Esta El Tables? by William Bowers
Aqua by Chad Patel
The Beauty by Lucian Slatineanu
A Place on Earth by Brian Slagenweit
Star Beach by Bryan
Ocean’s Reflection by Jasper van der Meer
Regime by Tomasz Kupczyk
Hedgehog by Ingus Rukis
Hyperspeed by Stuart Cruickshank
All About Her by Nick E. Olman
Aztec Blues by Tom Woolley
CSS on Safari by Chris Ormerod
I’ve been Enlightened by Alicia Landin
Skulduggery by Mike Hirshon

A Withering Retrospective by Johan Dahlstrom
Cat Sleep by Michael Schmid
Vacation Snaps by Stephen Trainor
Rose Tint my World by Nick Verstappen
En Garde by Armando Sosa
Heavy Industry by Theron Parlin
No Grid by Dan Rubin
Meds by Micah Soelberg
Blue Earth by Alexandre V. Magalhaes Marques
Reflection by Luca Santangelo
About to Jump by Sandra Romano
It's not easy being Green by Jack Keller
Thunder Choppers by Chris Scarcello
Banana Garden by Dane Glerum
Venice by Doháiny Tamáis
CSS Techno garden by Nikolay Mihaylov
Glass Garden by Ryan Brantley
Way Out West by Geoff J. Phillips
The New Day by Faruk Ates
Purple Snake by Ptitgraig

Hell + On + Earth by Ingo Barich
The Road by Eduardo Figueiredo
Cool Zen by Thomas Willmot
Pepto Disco by Jane Circle
Mailbox Creek by Dustin Diaz
Yellow Jet by Bassel Max
Age of Elegance by Ben Garraud
Horse Riders by Tamotsu
Zen Abstract by Justin Boyette
Libra by Michal Mokrzycki
Avro Lancaster by Chris Banks
Scour Design by Carlos Carmona
Just One More Leaf by Peter Ong
Blue Lagoon by Jesaja
Numbers Heaven by Henrik Lied
Adam and Lilith by Frédéric Faux
Classic Zensual Style by Paul Redmond
Farfalle by Alessandro Bolsi
big surf by paul lopez
Rays of Light by Jason Cave

Widow's Son by Néstor L. Hernández
Acid-O by Mario Carboni
Two by Four by Chris Mospaw
Bubbles by Antti Tuppurainen
3D by Bobby Ong Wannelind
Swiss Knife by Alex Mueller
Oranges by Michiel van Eerd
The Art of Zen by Paras Haria
PurpleZen by Arve Systad
Moonringer by Ross O'Mullane
Moonlight by Dave Hunsberger
Great Escape by Josh Budd
Motopop by Grant Milestone
The Lighthouse by Stefano Romani
Wish You Were Here by Jarrod Goddard
overgrown by Jarred bishop
Fractal Garden by Derek Posey
CSS Scary Garden by Henrik Lied
Color World by Eric Jakan
English Rose by Asela Jayarathne

Above the Water by Martin Plazotta
Dangerboy by Paul Trusik
Zen_ElemenT by Benjamin Pongy
Pipeline by Bryan Carichner
City-Zen Garden by Felipe Diaz
Read All About It by Blair Millen
Bottled Up by Eric Wittke
fifty percent by Christian Klockau
Moon Lighting by Matt Keogh
Project Red Lizard by Eric Jakan
Bubbles by Stuart Skelton
CSS catgarden by Ingo Barich
Beauduc by France Corbel
The Lost Collection by Marko Dugonjić
light monitor by Paul de Rosanbo
OrangeZen by Kerstin Wimmeroth
The Road by Dennis de Grauw
myopia by Peter Mc Donagh
Sun-Sky Garden by Adam Hosek
Tropical Garden by Hans Broder

Font Boulevard by Edy Moret
Pretty Woman by Carlos Varela
Bursting Out by Angela Ricci
Best Cookery of WebDesign by Gianni Brero
Made in Italy by Emiliano Pennisi
verticalism02 by Victor Espigares
A Red-Letter Day by Masanori Kawachi
Access All Areas by Leon Dwyer
Old Metal by Jean-Marc Fontaine
Tic Tac by Jonatan Bohr Brask
Olympic Garden 1972 by Gerrit van Aaken
A Flock of Seagulls by Gilles Guillemin
Rainy Train by Gilles Guillemin
Sign by Gregory Kapustin
arl-design by Arlathan
Checkerboard Zen by Shawn Brown
Rock On! by Robb Schiefer
Zen Dada by Chenuza
Corporate ZG by Pascal Florin
Nokia by wiLQ

Zen Juice Carton by Jason Earl
Eyes Wide Open by Rob Smith
Chinese Zodiac by Christine Murray
Conspiracy Theory by Richard McFarland
Minestrone by James Offer
Ripples by AstreaEdge
Monkey Jungle by Stepan 'Monkey' Stipl
BlueDot by Torn
Flowing in the Wind by Felipe Diaz
Zen Music by Paul Symanski
Start this Record by Peter Kruithof
Mountain Dew by Alexander Fuller
Spanky by Paul Haine
Nuclear Zen by Jan Kahoun
Leaked Draft by Jamie Gallant
Everything Zen by Jamie Gallant
Paradise by Steve Oberg
Opium by Daniele Marletta
Blue Sun by Rahul Choudhury
Orange Style by Fabio Maccari

Beholder by Marci Ronyai
Swimming with the Dolphins by John Teague
Factory by 20cent
Tragedy by Nicolas Noakes
Wintertraum by Holger Rothemund
Best Foot Forward by Andrea Piernock
So Long… by Mike Pepper
Rock Garden by Stefano Romani
ByZentium by Theodosis Landas
Windmill by Ryan Brill
Souvenir de Mauve by Paola Cavallari
Fresco Studio by Desmond McRory
Maple by Tomohiko Manabe
Glowing Baby by Marko Dugonjić
Behind the Rocks by Céline Pluss
Lighthouse by Nicolas Prade
Infinity by Jason Turpin
Jenna by Thierry Koblentz
animeZEN by eXplosive
Illuminatus by Mel Pedley
H30 by YTW
Earthy Dreams by Dean Phillips
The Gangster by Derek Cook
Floating by Martijn ten Napel
And then there was Provence by Jürgen E. Haug
Mission Control by Derek Cook
phelix by Claire Campbell
Surfing the Grid by Chad Chadwick
Inside Blinders by Jeremiah Lewis
Elephante by Nicole Hanusek
Freedom by Derek Cook
Pink Steel by Chris Hester
Gear It Up! by Russ Wittmann
Phone Phreak by Patrick H. Lauke
Nylon Storm by Patrick Tanguay
Don't Forget Korea by Rob Lifford
Tschichold Typography by Robert Dodson
Terminal by Todd Markelz
the long road by Jason Estes
#099 - Wiggles the Wonderworm by Joseph Pearson

css

Outlinez vision by Dimitar Tzankov
Cat on travel by Jirina Caloudova
css Meow Garden by Alex Kovalchuk
pandas zoo garden by Canfrere Nicolas
Tiny Cow by Jimmy Laporte
cobweb and bee by Philippe Piotait
Le Grand Opéra by Chris Ramakers
Peace by Zohar Arad
Cowz on Streets by raghavendra kona
Infested by Derek Hansen
Suburbia by David Neustadt
Beware! of CSS by Diego Trombetta
Lizards by Tamotsu Ono
Edgar Allan Poe by Robert Giordano
Squeaky clean by Rob Morris
Beautiful Bird by Lotta Vikingsson
Birdies on the Water by Stephen Crawford
Which one is first? by Tamotsu Ono
a cow-art-eyes style shed by Michael Daum
Penguin Garden by Anita MAZUR
Calm and Collective by Mika Reaves
subcompact by Zac Van Note
green by chen qian
Ice Garden by Rebecca Ostergren
Surreal Clean by Carlos Sanz Garcia
A light in the night by Roberto Presedo
Vertical Garden by Sandra Romano
room587 by Yuichi Horie
guitar garden by Alessandro Carcione
Cyclus by Vasilios Kerasiotis
Suburbia by David Neustadt
#193 - Leggo My Ego by Jon Tan
Kung-Fu by Simon Van Hauwermeiren
Blue Spirit by Vincent Pontier
Waverly by Hamish Railton
Corporate Zen by Tom Pearson
Valley of the Kings by Rodney Seligman
OS Zen by Steve Brazill
Chianti with view by Roberto Baglioni
#181 - Pretty in Pink by Jordi Romkema

I hate tables by Philippe Piotait
Eye Candy by Philippe Ahmadpanah
Cubicpixel by Edgars Beigarts
#194 - Dark Rose by Rose Fu
Tailor Made by Rob Morris
#189 - Mozart by Andrew Brundle
Citrus Splash by Doug Bono
Simsational by Jamie Kiely
#182 - 45 RPM by Thomas Michaud
#157 - Bugs by Zohar Arad
#095 - Corporate ZenWorks by Derek Hansen
#091 - webZine by Vincent Valentin
#030 - Entomology by Jon Hicks
#028 - Atlantis by Kevin Davis
#012 - TechnOhm by Josh Ambrutis
#008 - RPM by Bruno Cunha
Infested by Derek Hansen
Graffiti Style by Ramon Bispo
#111 - Grüener Entwurf by Hannah F. Liesong
#088 - Tulipe by Eric Shepherd
#062 - Gemination by Egor Kloos
#053 - Self-Growth by Ray Henry
#037 - pr괭୰orter by Minz Meyer
#019 - What Lies Beneath by Michael Pick

l33t by Pablo Mayrgundter
Stone Forest by Hannie Fan
Brick by terrylan manalansan
On a River Bank by Libby Peters
Circus by Irene Herz
In The Pink by Steve Henderson
Circus by Jon. by Moreschi Jonathan
JASA - Just Another Shirt Ad by perke
homework by nailman
Long.Life by Aleksandra Przygoda
40 AU by Paolo Adami
Mia Design by François Rault
Marimbondo by Lucas Sigrist
Roses by Irene Herz
Beach Umbrella by Michael Hines
csszengarden moontheme by Colasse Samuel
TerraZen by Imbert Jacques-Olivier
Christmas Morning in the Zen Garden by Beth Wagoner
CSS The Final Frontier by Ashley Goodman
Afaq Sohail by Afaq Motiwala

Time by Wim Deschout
Cyber Punk by Timothy Fielding
Pa Kua Zen Garden by Marcus Beckenkamp
Quamp by Sinisa Bohacek
Les Crozes by Lindsay Ashford
Rollover Night by Steve Tchorzewski
Final Boss by Elliott Mason
My Garden by veged
Dorothee by Pierre-Aime Imbert
Orange Juice by Dave Hunsberger
RelaxationTime by Escofier Adeline
Simpel by Knud Due Andersen
mirrored sun by Stefan Herzig
CSS Water Garden by Felix Garske
2004 by Alex Dounavis
Space! by Yazan Hussain
Swell by wrigglyfish
Cleo by Mike Zellers
Happy Stripes by Seda Özses
Blur by Seda Özses
Shades of Blue by Fabio Paoleri
Green by Simon Rota
Chocolate by runningtings
Blue Schizo by Fabio Galli
Cubicpixel by Edgars Beigarts
#182 - 45 RPM by Thomas Michaud
#180 - Vertigo by Antonio Cella
#146 - Urban by Matt Kim & Nicole
#044 - si6 by Shaun Inman
#040 - The Question Why by Diane Clayton
Egypt by Carlos Fernando Reis da Costa
Adolescent Blues by Vincent Lo
#177 - Zen City Morning by Ray Henry
#146 - Urban by Matt Kim & Nicole
#094 - Deco by Marc Trudel
#004 - arch4.20 by Dave Shea
Outlinez vision by Dimitar Tzankov
Pen and Ink by Jay Barry
Beautiful Dark by Eduardo Valerio Rangel
Zen in Hex by Chris Donnelly
planetary zen by Ed Wince
Winter Nights by Tom Chislett
Insomnia by Vasilis Terzopoulos
simple halloween by Daniel Kendrick
butterfly-effect-movie by Norman Eichinger
Strawberrilicious by Ei Sabai
CSS Celestial Garden by Eric Ogburn
Zahrada snů by Eva Dvorníková
the asylum by Paul Kelly
Touch of Color by Rose Glitschka
The Peninsula by Jamie Kiely
Water Branch by Cailleau Francois
Resident Evil by Adam Collison
Black River - White Fish by Inguna Trepsha
Le Grand Opéra by Chris Ramakers
polaroid garden by Philippe Piotait
DarkForest by Francois Cailleau
#192 - LuGoZee by Viallon Pierre-Antoine
Bandit at 3 O'clock by Jerome Lacroix
The first episode by Stuart Saunders
The Final Frontier by Jim Walsh
Play Ball by Lonnie Duggan
Fall Garden by Marta Girdea
Subwaystation by Manuel Bieh
#187 - Wilderness by Aadesh Mistry
Adolescent Blues by Vincent Lo
CSSpa by Max Beutel
Free your mind by Kevin Ingersoll
21 Grams by Ivan Bottoni
CSS - More Than Meets the Eye by Shane Andrade
Chrome by Johan Slaghuis
#185 - Manhattan Edition by José Tomás Tocino García
Ring Talk by Dan Piercy
#179 - Vin Rouge by Thorsten Bopp
#156 - Table Layout Assassination! by Marko Krsul & Marko Dugonjic
#150 - By The Pier by Peter Ong
#139 - Neat & Tidy by Oli Dale
#136 - The Final Ending by Ray Henry
#120 - Medioevo by Emiliano Pennisi
#115 - Burnt Offering by Jonny Blair
#113 - Switch On by Michael Fasani
#107 - Defiance by James Ehly
#105 - Austrian?s Darker Side by Rene Grassegger
#103 - Odyssey by Terrence Conley
#064 - Night Drive by Dave Shea
#040 - The Question Why by Diane Clayton
#034 - zengrounds by Andrea Piernock
#028 - Atlantis by Kevin Davis
#014 - Samuraai by Minz Meyer
Winter Morning by Simon Wiffen
Ransom by Dan Smith
A light in the night by Roberto Presedo
Zen Batman by Ron Linder
No images by Sebastián Fernández
Peace by Zohar Arad
Just Gimme the Light by Alex Donnelly
Streets Of SF by Jonathan Prugh
Tic Tac by lilcrazyfuzzy
Retro Theater by Eric ROGE
Nuages by Vincent Clavien
a cow-art-eyes style shed by Michael Daum
Rice Theme by Mauro Lizaur
Harry Potter by Alixe Bhagooa
#148 - Museum by Samuel Marin
#053 - Self-Growth by Ray Henry
#045 - I Dream in Colour by Jeff Bilen
#041 - door to my garden by Patrick H. Lauke
#009 - Dead or Alive by Michael Pick
Zen in Hex by Chris Donnelly
Ice Garden by Rebecca Ostergren
Blue Sky by Erick Souza
Winter Nights by Tom Chislett
Ay Yildiz by Yuksel Turhan
butterfly-effect-movie by Norman Eichinger
Model Propaganda by Nicholas Gagne
Now Boarding by Ian Bender
ZenMountain by Chris Everiss
Climbing to Zen by Borja Adiego
guitar garden by Alessandro Carcione
Cold War by Henrik Eklund
Klassik by Jens Brueckmann
Blue Sea by Cailleau Francois
The Peninsula by Jamie Kiely
Why? by Aleksandra Loreks
Suburbia by David Neustadt
Dollz Heaven by Rose Glitschka
Abstraction of CSS by Travis Rose
Compatability by Peter Lock

Lizards by Tamotsu Ono
Aosora by Sywan-Yue Shih
Blue Spirit by Vincent Pontier
Nightswimming by Walter Krivanek
Water & Light by Zach Mathew
Deja View by Ron Carnell
Blue Morning by Brent Burgoyne
Raystar Elite by Rowan Lewis
Garden Storm by Rowan Lewis
Clean Blue by Andrew Brandwood
Calm Waters by Duncan Leslie
OS Zen by Steve Brazill
Which one is first? by Tamotsu Ono
Interlocking by Mani Sheriar
Spider by Lars Daum
Indiana Dunes Minimal by Diane Hildebrandt
Kashagawigamog by Stephanie Carter
MINI by Dennis Vieren
Cloudy Day by Martin Ultima
Sound garden by Ben Holden

#185 - Manhattan Edition by José Tomás Tocino García
Spiritual Blue by Wei Wang
Cerulean Midnight by Alyson Oslin
Heaven & Hell by Tommy White
Penguin Garden by Anita MAZUR
Equilibrium by Brynn Shepherd
Persian Visions by John Guchemand
Ring Talk by Dan Piercy
CSS Zen Ocean by Kai Laborenz
#177 - Zen City Morning by Ray Henry
#175 - Business Style by Gunta Klavina
#172 - blackcomb*75 by Bryan Carichner
#170 - Love Is In The Air by Nele Goetz
#150 - By The Pier by Peter Ong
#145 - Paravion by Emiliano Pennisi
#137 - DJ Style by Ramon Bispo
#130 - Pseudo Sahara by John Barrick
#128 - Dragen by Matthew Buchanan
#127 - Vivacity by Sofiane Toudji
#121 - 60’s Lifestyle by Emiliano Pennisi

#112 - Mountain Resort by Jordi Romkema
#094 - Deco by Marc Trudel
#093 - South of the Border by Rob Shields
#090 - Open Window by Ray Henry
#089 - Dark Industrial by Ray Henry
#085 - Oceans Apart by Ryan Sims
#080 - Zen Pool by Clinton Barth
#071 - Garden Party by Bobby van der Sluis
#061 - Sky by Stefan Petre
#060 - Extreme Limits by Richard Chatfield
#056 - Elevation by Nigel Goodfellow
#055 - zenlightenment by Lance Leonard
#039 - Erratic Blue by Ian Main
#028 - Atlantis by Kevin Davis
#024 - Not So Minimal by Dan Rubin
#023 - fleur de l?avant?garde by Michael Switzer
#020 - Friendly Beaches by Sophie G
#016 - The Garden Beneath by Minz Meyer
#006 - Wicked Grove by D. Keith Robinson
#004 - arch4.20 by Dave Shea
#003 - Stormweather by Dave Shea

Thursday, June 01, 2006

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Monday, May 29, 2006

bookmark

Aboogy - create a list of links to the Web sites that You like! - create categories of Web sites that are logical to You only! - access them all in just one click! - access them from any computer in the world! - keep them for your eyes only
Backflip - Web-based bookmarks under your control and privacy. Free, easy-to-use tool that automatically organizes personal bookmarks into a searchable hierarchical directory
Blinklist - allows you to rapidly bookmark, label and comment on any web page on the Internet. Your sites are organized intuitively using a new system called 'tagging'. You can then access your list of sites from any machine or share your lists with anyone on the Internet
BlinkPro - subscription service caters to the needs of sophisticated researchers, librarians, teachers, and other professionals for whom Web and Internet research is a vital part of their careers. BlinkPro makes all of your vital Internet-based data available from any computer at any time: at work, at home, or on the road. And because its a subscription-based service, BlinkPro doesn't bombard you with advertising or annoying email marketing. Today, BlinkPro is managing millions of bookmarks for its rapidly growing member base
Bookmark Buddy - a sophisticated yet intuitive favorites organizer and login manager that keeps your Internet favorites, log-in details and notes secure and accessible no matter what browser you're using. It also lets you organize program, document and folder shortcuts with the same simplicity and reliability
Bookmark Commando - Allows you to securely store bookmarks, view them through any web access device anywhere you access the Web
Bookmark Magic - Get fast and easy access to your bookmarks online from any Internet-connected computer with the free SiteBar service at BookmarkMagic.com. Browse through your bookmarks in an explorer-like fashion or in a standard internet directory way. Integrate the service in your browser for fast and easy access. Import/export bookmarks from/to different formats like Internet Explorer, Netscape, Firefox, Opera, RSS, XBEL. Make some bookmarks private, share other bookmark with others,use different skins, etc. It currently supports 23 different languages. Test the service by logging in as demo@bookmarkmagic.com and password: demo
Bookmark Tracker - Web-based bookmark database service that will keep track of your bookmarks for you
BookmarkSync - a social bookmark community offering real-time automatic synchronization services that allow you to access your bookmarks and favorites from any computer or any browser, anywhere in the world. Real-time RSS feeds power your PC and mobile devices
Bookmarx - Nifty utility which will scan all your Netscape bookmarks and/or IE Favorites and notify you when each Link changes, or becomes invalid
Bookmax.net - you can store your bookmarks and links to your favorite sites online and access them from wherever you need
CiteULike - a free service to help academics to share, store, and organise the academic papers they are reading. When you see a paper on the web that interests you, you can click one button and have it added to your personal library
ClickMarks - Manage your book marks on-line. Get Global access, Single up-to-date bookmark set, Complete Privacy, and the Coolest Management Tools for Your Bookmarks
Clipmarks - clip and save just the stuff you want from any web page. Then sign in with your free account to search, browse and share your clipmarks. You can also search the Public Clipmarks to see what's being clipped and who's clipping it. Find information that matters to you and connect with other members of the Clipmarks community who share your interests
CommonTimes - An interactive news site where you select the top stories and share your views about the day's events
Connectedy.com - lets you establish a personal link directory online. As you surf the web, you collect links, categorize them in a way that makes sense to you, and optionally make them visible to others on the web
Connotea - free online reference management service for scientists to store or share articles and links
de.lirio.us - Open source clone of del.icio.us with private bookmarking, tagging, blogging, and notes
del.icio.us - a social bookmarks manager. It allows you to easily add sites you like to your personal collection of links, to categorize those sites with keywords, and to share your collection not only between your own browsers and machines, but also with others. Once you've registered for the service, you add a simple bookmarklet to your browser. When you find a web page you'd like to add to your list, you simply select the del.icio.us bookmarklet, and you'll be prompted for a information about the page. You can add descriptive terms to group similar links together, modify the title of the page, and add extended notes for yourself or for others
Dude, Check This Out! - a tool to create a blog-level abstraction of the Internet
EasyBM - allows users to bookmark their frequently visited sites on their private page, allowing 1-click access to their favorite web sites without telling the world which sites they are regularly visiting
Favmark - Bookmark management and favorite management. Synchronise your bookmarks between computers. Share your favorites with your friends on your blog or website quickly, easily and for free
Favoor.com - is your personalized new start page. Collect your favorite internet addresses. Add notes. Simply and elegant, access your data whereever you are online
Frassle - helps you read and publish weblogs, track bookmarks, and find relevant content organized your way
Freelink.org - Provides free pages of links that you can access anywhere at anytime. Better than bookmarks, these pages are always available to you and they are free
Furl - a free service that saves a personal copy of any page you find on the Web, and lets you find it again instantly by searching your archive of pages. It's your Personal Web. Furl offers the best ways to share the content you find on the Web, and recommends new Web pages that may interest you. You can also search Furl to find the best sites that other people are saving
GlobusPort - Free online bookmarks manager and a starting page service
GUIcookies - dynamic bookmark manager that leverages the benefits of drag-and-drop technology
Hotlist Anywhere - An online hotlist manager for people who access the Web from multiple locations. Full-featured interface also lets you send bookmarks to other users, remove duplicate URLs, and much more
HydraLinks - utility offered by iLor that streamlines the way hyperlinks are accessed, managed, and shared
Hyperlinkomatic - bookmark list manager
IC Soft, Inc. - offers software including a tool for database application developers, a web-based project management system, and a bookmark manager
iKeepBookmarks.com - Popup feature allows you to add links while surfing the web
itList - keep your favorite sites and email addresses on the Web
Jots - collaborative bookmarking system that allows users to store, share, and discover relevant links
KMFavorites - Store your bookmarks online. Register, sign in and add your favorites to your personal online bookmark database. You also can browser the public bookmarks and add them to your online favorites or make yours public
Link2Mark - User-friendly, wap access, import/export capabilities and privacy
Linkroll - a free link blogging service. At a personal level you can bookmark, categorize and comment on all the great web pages/links you find. All your bookmarks are then sortable and searchable by category and date. All bookmarks are also accessible, by category and/or user, in the form of RSS feed (for your news aggregator), or JavaScript (for syndication on your own web site)
Links2Go - Link directory service that also supports "personal" link management on their server
LiveFavorites - a sleek web-based manager for your bookmarks, RSS feeds, contacts and memos. Use it to access to your favorite information from any Internet connection
MURL - My URLs is a free online bookmarks manager, think of it as a bookmarks Community
My Bookmark Manager - manage and store your bookmarks online for easy retrieval from any computer at anytime
MyBookmarks - access your bookmarks anytime, anywhere. Free productivity tool for business, student or personal use. Benefits: fast and simple; no banner ads. Unique "remark" facility allows one click import from either Internet Explorer or Netscape browsers
myFavorites Anywhere - a web based application that lets you store favorites on a web server so they can accessed from any computer with Internet access
myHq - Clean, banner advertising free site for managing your bookmarks in a unique tabular format. Allows complete control over color/background/fonts. You can also import/export bookmarks from Netscape/IE/Opera
MyLinkVault - a free online bookmark manager. Other bookmark managers can be so clumsy to use - trying to rearrange your bookmarks can be slow and frustrating. With MyLinkVault, we've created an easy drag-and-drop interface, so you can rearrange your links and categories quickly and easily - it's just as easy as rearranging the icons on your Windows Desktop
Netvouz - a free social bookmarks manager where you can store your favorite links online and access them from any computer. On Netvouz you get your own bookmarks page which gives a good overview of your favorite web sites and easy access to them. You organize your bookmarks in categories and tag each bookmark with keywords and can then browse them by category or tag, or search for them. Public/private bookmarks support, intranet bookmarks, Hotpicks for your most used bookmarks, regularly validates your links, import/export capabilities, RSS feeds, easily add new bookmarks via the Add2Netvouz button (bookmarklet), clean user interface, no advertising. Also available in Swedish!
openBM - a little tool for everybody. openBM just keep's your bookmarks and provides them for other people on the web
PeerMark - Automatically organize and share your favorite browser bookmarks. Requires Windows XP, Windows 2000
Pluck Web Edition (PWE) - manages your bookmarks and research in a central location that you can access from any browser. You can easily store, annotate and interactively share links and folders with friends and coworkers
Powermarks - Award Winning Bookmark Manager and Personal Search Engine for the Internet. Backup and synchronize your bookmarks across the Internet, browser independent, and the innovative search interface provides fast and easy access to your bookmarks
RawSugar - a social search engine powered by user contributions. We're an online community, with over 130,000 URLs already tagged by our members. Find the answers you need by incrementally selecting member-designated tags to refine your search. RawSugar's patented technology determines the best topics you can apply
Save Your Links - Bookmark and favorites manager with anywhere access to your public and private accounts
SearchFox - is a privately held company, founded in December 2004. Our mission is to help people collaboratively search, organize and publish information. Our BETA product lets you tag web favorites with your own words so you can get back to them. It also lets you find what people you trust find useful, valuable, and interesting. SearchFox is designed to integrate seamlessly with the way you search for information and get back to things you use frequently
Shadows - a social bookmarking service with some important additional features such as comments and ratings. With the Shadows toolbar, you're one click away from a discussion forum for any page on the web
Simpy - social bookmarking service where users can save, tag, and search personal bookmarks or browse and search other users' links and tags

SiteJot - free online bookmark manager. It allows you to store all your bookmarks/favorites in one online location, making them easily accessible from anywhere. Your bookmarks (organized by category) are displayed on a simple, well laid out page. SiteJot will even integrate with your web browser, allowing you to bookmark any site you are currently visiting with a click of your mouse
Spurl.net - a free on-line bookmarking service and search engine. It allows you to store and quickly access again all the interesting pages you find on the web from any Internet connected computer
Start Aid - Online Bookmark and Favorite manager. Quickly access your Links by setting your "StartAid Personal Area" your browsers default start page. Never lose, forget, or misplace a bookmark or favorite again. Thumbnail images of your links for quick identification. Access all of your favorite web sites with a single click. Your profile follows you to any computer you use, and more
SV Bookmark - bookmark manager that works with popular browsers and has a smart user interface
Sync2It - a real-time automatic synchronization service that allows you to access your bookmarks, favorites and favorite files from any computer or any browser, without changing the way you use the Internet
unalog - you can look at what various people and groups of people are reading on the web here. You can get an account and add your own links, and create and join groups here too. If you get an account, or create a group, either one can be made private, so nobody but you (if a private account) or your fellow group members (if a private group) can see your links
URLBlaze - URL sharing tool and multi-file search system integrating verified web search features and a decentralized, peer-to-peer search system
Web Feeds - a social bookmark site with a difference. Users moderate and decide which items make it to the home page, only rules being no links to adult related or illegal activity sites. Full RSS Search included
WhatLink.com - allows users to easily annotate, organize, and manage bookmarks as well as take screen shots of web pages
Whitelinks - Securely store and quickly access your favourite websites whenever and whereever you are connected to the internet, regardless of whether you are using a computer at work, at university, at home or abroad
Wists - Search the web visually and bookmark search results
Womcat Bookmarks - a new open source protocol and reference application for sharing web bookmarks efficiently and effectively on a very large scale
World Wide Wisdom - Free bookmark manager with hierarchical categories
wURLdBook - a bookmark managing service plus RSS news reader
Yahoo! Bookmarks - store bookmarks and access them from any computer
yourMarks - an online bookmark manager, allowing you to save your bookmarks online and access them with any browser, any computer, anywhere!
Zoogim.com Online Bookmarks - 100% FREE. Access your bookmarks from any computer. Easy to use and maintain. Only you can view your bookmarks. Create separate accounts for home and work. Hide sensitive bookmarks while viewing the rest. Sort your bookmarks alphabetically or by creation date. Assign multiple category labels to each bookmark
Zurpy - Save your bookmarks, text clippings, images, files, and news feeds in one place. Tag and find what you've saved. Access your stuff from any computer anywhere

Tuesday, May 23, 2006

sites pour le referencement

Analyse de densité de mot: http://www.outiref.com/ http://www.searchengineworld.com/cgi-bin/kwda.cgi http://www.letopweb.net/webmaster/webmaster-référencement-site.html http://www.yooda.com/outils_referencement/Yooda_match_density.php (logiciel gratuit) http://www.ranks.nl/tools/spider.html http://www.quirk.biz/searchstatus/ http://test.position.free.fr/outil-2.php?langue=fr http://www.webrankinfo.com/outils/indice-densite.php Affichage Page Rank http://toolbar.google.com/ http://www.yagoort.org/tools/pagerank-search.fr.html http://www.yagoort.org/tools/my-future-pagerank.fr.html (futur pagerank) http://rankit.free.fr/ (futur pagerank) http://www.seochat.com/?go=1&option=com_seotools&tool=9 (futur pagerank) http://alexandre.delan.free.fr/checksum.php (Calcul de pagerank/checksum) http://test.position.free.fr/calcul-pagerank-transmis.php?langue=fr http://www.webrankinfo.com/outils/google-dance/pagerank-data-centers.php (PageRank et DMOZ sur les data centers de Google) http://www.prweaver.com/ (application gratuite) Test de position: http://test.position.free.fr/outil.php?langue=fr http://test.position.free.fr/positionnement-google-datacenter.php?langue=fr(positionnement google sur les différents Data Center) http://www.webrankinfo.com/outils/positionnement-google.php (positionnement google) http://www.webrankinfo.com/outils/positionnement-yahoo.php (positionnement yahoo) http://www.soumission-manuelle.com/ (mesure de la présence d'un site web) http://www.yagoort.org/report/ (rapport d'indexation google) http://ferruh.mavituna.com/google/ Conseils mot clés http://www.keyword-search-engine.com/ https://account.fr.miva.com/advertiser/Account/Popups/KeywordGenBox.asp http://inventory.fr.overture.com/d/searchinventory/suggestion/ http://www.moklic.com/ (positionnement publicitaire) Suggestion de mots http://www.webrankinfo.com/outils/google-suggest.php http://www.webrankinfo.com/outils/semantique.php http://www.webrankinfo.com/outils/expressions.php (liste d'expressions à partir de mots clés) Backlink http://www.prweaver.com/ http://www.webrankinfo.com/outils/analyse-popularite.php (Analyse de la popularité de votre site sur Google) http://www.webrankinfo.com/outils/test-lien.php (teste de la validité d'un lien) http://www.webrankinfo.com/outils/echanges-de-liens.php (recherche echange de lien) http://www.webrankinfo.com/outils/google-dance/index.php (nombreux tests liés à la google dance) Robots http://www.robotstats.com/ (Analyse des visites de robots - application gratuite) http://www.webrankinfo.com/outils/robots/faq_15_0.htm (fichier robots.txt FAQ) http://www.webrankinfo.com/outils/robots/faq_16_0.htm (balise meta robot FAQ) Analyse d'un site http://www.spider-simulator.com/ (simule le passage d'un robot) http://www.outiref.com/ (audit de votre site) http://www.webrankinfo.com/outils/similarite.php (similarité textuelle) Suivi de référencement http://www.agentwebranking.com/fr (application payante) http://www.yooda.com/produits/soft/ (application payante) http://www.advancedwebranking.com/ (application payante) http://www.cleverstat.com/google-monitor-query.htm (application gratuite) Compatibilité d'un site http://www.scapture.com/ (Capture d'écran d'un site sous plusieurs navigateurs pour tester la compatibilité) http://www.danvine.com/icapture/ (Capture d'écran d'un site sous safari/mac) Sitemap http://www.seolizer.com/archive-20.html (tutoriel) http://www.neuroticweb.com/recursos/sitemap/ (creation de sitemap) http://www.blocklayer.com/googlesitemap/ (creation de sitemap) http://www.yooda.com/outils_referencement/Yooda_map.php (creation de sitemap) http://www.vigos.com/products/gsitemap/ (creation de sitemap) https://www.google.com/webmasters/sitemaps ( site de soumission google) http://www.google.com/webmasters/sitemaps/docs/fr/about.html ( site de soumission google FR) http://johannesmueller.com/gs/ http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=137793&package_id=153422 (Google Sitemap Generator version 1.3) Jeux http://www.webrankinfo.com/outils/googlewhack/index.php (Google Whack) http://www.googlefight.com/index.php?lang=fr_FR (Google Fight) Autres http://www.webrankinfo.com/outils/touchgraph.php (visualisation de similarité de site) http://www.webrankinfo.com/outils/classe-c.php (test de classe C) http://www.webrankinfo.com/outils/header.php (en-tete HTTP - test redirection et réecriture d'url) Statistiques 123loganalyzer ( http://www.123loganalyzer.com/ ) Analog ( http://www.analog.cx/ ) Awstats ( http://www.awstats.org/ ) Click Tracks ( http://www.clicktracks.com/ ) directstat ( http://www.directstats.com/ ) edatis ( http://www.edatis.com/ ) estat ( http://www.estat.com/ ) Extreme tracking ( http://extremetracking.com/open;unique?login=alexucho ) ezboo ( http://www.ezboo.com/softs/ - http://www.beloop.com/softs/ezwebstats) Flashstats ( http://www.maximized.com/products/flashstats/ ) futurstat ( http://www.futurstat.com/ ) Google Analytics ( http://www.google.com/analytics/ ) hitbox ( http://www.hitbox.com/ - http://www.hbxondemand.com/highlights.html ) Kietu? ( http://www.kietu.net/ ) loganalizer ( http://www.hobbesworld.com/loganalizer/index.php ) MesStatistiques ( http://www.mes-statistiques.com/demo.asp ) Modlogan ( http://www.modlogan.org/ ) Nedstats gratuit ( http://www.nedstatbasic.net/ ) Nedstats payant ( http://www.nedstat.com/fr/f80336e120563_index.htm ) NetTracket 7.5 ( http://www.sane.com/ ) Nielsen // Netrating ( http://www.nielsen-netratings.com/ ) phpmyvisites ( http://ns2551.ovh.net/~phpmyvis/ ) pilote software ( http://www.pilotsoftware.com/pilotworks/ ) rkrt_stats ( http://rkrt.redkernel-softwares.com/ ) SAS Web analytics ( http://www.sas.com/ ) Stats reports ( http://www.stats-reports.fr/ ) titag ( http://www.titag.com/ ) UcatchIt ( http://www.ucatchit.com/ ) Urchin ( http://www.urchin.com/products/demo/ ) webalizer ( http://www.mrunix.net/webalizer/ ) Webandstats ( http://www.audientia.com/new/fr/new/WaSasp.html ) weborama ( http://www.weborama.fr/ ) webtrends ( http://www.webtrends.com/ ) wysistat ( http://www.wysistat.com/ ) Xiti ( http://www.xiti.com/ )

Saturday, December 17, 2005

hebergement

Il n’en reste plus beaucoup (voir aussi les hébergeurs F.A.I.)
Mitus Serveur : Hébergement gratuit avec CPANEL SPIP 50Mo php mysql comtpe mail. (SANS PUB). Ils sont en train d’organiser un concours ou les meilleurs sites sous spip sur leur pack gratuit sont récompensé par des hébergements pro. ;) Il demande juste que vous apposez un lien vers leur site sur votre site. Ce qui n’est vraiment pas dérangent, vue les services.
neoskills.com : Hébergement gratuit des projets libres intéressants ( biospip.neoskills.org ou CahierSpip par exemple ;) ainsi que des bonnes causes ( munci.org , cometeinternational.neoskills.org , http://gnuworld-fr.org/) Propose 100MB d’espace disque , 500 MB de bande passante mensuelle, un accès en ftp, php & MySQL, autorise les downloads, plus possible pour bons projets. Passez proposer votre projet sur irc ://irc.freenode.org#neoskills ou sur la mailing liste des admins
Lycos-Multimania : on peut considérer qu’il est gratuit si ce n’est les publicités envahissantes qui bouffent litéralement un bon cinquième de l’affichage et détruisent l’habillage de la page. Hormis les problèmes sus-cités, il permet de disposer de 50Mo d’hébergement gratuit (mais c’est vraiment pas de tout repos). Il existe un tutoriel pour l’installation sur Lycos. (<= Cette page conduit à une erreur 404, le 02/03/2005)
Webdynamit : Propose 70Mo d’espace pour un SPIP. Fonctionne très bien mais les inscriptions sont en stand-by depuis quelques semaines (toujours vrai le 22 janvier 2005). Tout devrait retourner dans l’ordre bientôt après acceptation de la nouvelle charte d’hébergement pour les webmestres déjà hébergés. La nouvelle charte doit empêcher les sites boulets de proliférer sur les serveurs, sites qui décrédibilisent l’hébergeur gratuit. Une toute petite pub est à afficher dans les 600 premiers pixels du site et les fichiers à télécharger sont limités en taille (hors de question de placer des fichiers zip ou mp3 de plus de 2Mo).
Médicalistes : propose un hébergement gratuit (web, mail, MySQL, domaines, etc...) à condition que le contenu à héberger rentre dans le domaine de la santé (associations de malades ou individuels, professionnels de la santé). C’est aussi un hébergeur associatif, mais l’adhésion est facultative si l’hébergé (asso ou individuel) a de petits moyens.
Dhost.hopto.org : en anglais Propose 100MB d’espace, 300GB de bande passante, un accès en ftp, php & MySQL, autorise les downloads. Pas de problème à l’installation. Deux ombres au tableau : le serveur fonctionne d’une manière intermittente ; et durant la soirée l’internaute est accueilli par un pop-up souvent érotique, parfois pornographique. Un aperçu, tout de même ici et ici. remarque le 20/02/2005 : ces 2 sites sont HS.
TransatHost : Hébergeur francophone proposant un pack gratuit (120 Mo espace disque, 2 bdd..) ou quatre pack payants allant de 30 à 149 euros par an. Support réactif (par e-mail + forum) et convivial, sont ouverts à toute possibilité d’élargir votre abonnement (gratis ou pas) un petit peu même ! SPIP et tous systèmes de publi dans le genre y tournent comme une girouette parfaitement huilée :) Evidemment, d’autres spécificités et fonctions pour chaque pack à aller scruter en ligne pour plus d’infos (http://transathost.com/index.php ?page=hebergement) remarque le 29/07/2005 :Les comptes gratuits ont été suspendus pour le moment. Ils reprendront en septembre 2005.
100WebSpace qui a quelques problèmes de performance et impose un bandeau (discret tout de même... pour l’instant). Un bon endroit pour faire des tests mais aujourd’hui, la fiabilité s’améliore mais reste instable et le petit bandeau de pub (quoique plus discret que celui de multimania) en interdit tout usage le moindrement sérieux. Note : Shyper a définitivement mis fin à son offre d’hébergement gratuite et a fermé brutalement tous les comptes gratos.
L4FH (LoOk* for free host) : Un annuaire d’une centaine d’hébergeurs gratuits à travers le monde, il propose un outil de recherche selons des critères (espace, bande passante, base de donnée...).
Les hébergeurs F.A.I. (Fournisseurs d’Accès à Internet) GRATUITS
Free : Depuis le 1er mai 2004, la connexion FTP pour les nouveaux comptes "Accès Libre" se fait uniquement depuis une ip Free, via : login*.free.fr (source1 source2). C’est à dire dans les faits que même si vous êtes en adsl chez un autre FAI, vous devrez vous connecter avec votre bon vieux modem56k. A noter tout de même que si vous possédez un compte "forfait" chez eux (ADSL, forfait RTC), vous pourrez accéder à votre ftp depuis un autre FAI (votre lieu de travail par exemple) via l’ancien système ftpperso.free.fr (qui vous sera autorisé UNIQUEMENT si vous êtes un abonné forfaitaire). — A part cela, l’hébergement est "gratuit", sans pub, et on peut désormais utiliser la version normale .PHP3 (avant, il tournait un peu plus vite en utilisant cette contrib en .PHP, problème de rapidité résolu depuis), et la fonction mail. — Procédure : Inscrivez-vous pour un compte "Accès Libre". Vous recevrez un courrier avec vos identifiants. Connectez-vous ensuite ici, et activez votre compte pour les pages perso. — Nota Bene : — A lire également, cet article dans la doc officielle, et celui-ci : «Free.fr : pour eux, la liberté n’est qu’un slogan». — Quelques infos complémentaires de version (juillet 04) : phpmyadmin 2.5.6.rc1, Mysql 4.0.20, serveur sql.free.fr — Il semble y avoir un problème au moins avec la v1.71 : un message d’avertissement qui s’affiche souvent : "Warning ... /var/www.free.fr/7/1/monsite/ecrire/inc_db_mysql.php3" (voir les messages sur spip@rezo.net à ce sujet). __19/10/2004 : Free a ajouté récemment des restrictions à l’accès FTP : on peut lire ceci sur la FAQ de Free : "Vous vous devez de conserver une copie locale de vos données, c’est pourquoi le téléchargement depuis les serveurs FTP de Free n’est pas autorisé.". Cette restriction empèche, au final, de garder une copie locale, puisqu’il est dorénavant impossible de récupérer : les sauvegardes (dump) de la base MySQL, les images déposées par les auteurs (et qui se trouvent dans le répertoir IMG). etc... Pour résumer, la nouvelle politique de Free va poser de sérieux problèmes pour l’administration d’un site SPIP chez Free. Doit-on déplacer cet hébergeur dans le chapitre Les hébergeurs où SPIP NE FONCTIONNE PAS ou très mal ? Ou peut-être les freenautes peuvent-ils se mobiliser et envoyer des mails à la hotline pour réclamer un ftp complet ? Francesco — 22/06/2005 : Cela fait longtemps que j’utilise l’espace perso chez free, et depuis qu’on ne peut plus downloader sur le ftp ce fut genant au départ mais ça ne l’est plus depuis 1 an que je me suis aperçu qu’il est toutefois possible d’utiliser la fonction "telecharger" de la plupart des logiciel ftp (j’utilise filezilla) ou bien "copier dans un dossier" avec l’accés ftp d’internet explorer. En résumé : IL TOUJOURS POSSIBLE DE RAPPATRIER (downloader) SON SITE INTERNET DEPUIS LE FTP DE FREE mais via la fonction "telecharger" des logiciels ftp et non pas en glisser déplacer comme on a l’habitude de faire. Cette info peut intéresser François ci dessous qui disait que free devenait penible ;o))) François — 27/11/2004 : Aucun problème chez Free, je ne vois pas la concrétisation des annonces de la FAQ de Free. J’ai pu sans problème installer, récupérer la sauvegarde SPIP de la base aussi bien sur des vieux comptes Free que sur des nouveaux et ceci via un accès ADLS Wanadoo. [Phil] 21/12/2004Pour autant que je sache, cette restriction sur les downloads s’applique uniquement aux nouveaux comptes web. Concernant l’accès depuis un autre FAI, Free a semble-t’il changé récemment sa politique : "L’offre étant réservée à la France métropolitaine, aucune connexion FTP ne fonctionnera depuis un autre pays". Plus de restrictions sur le FAI d’origine, donc. François — 21/01/2005 : Effectivement, il est impossible sur les nouveaux comptes de downloader. J’ai 3 sites Free associatifs sous spip à maintenir, pour les 2 premiers (comptes free créés il y a 2 ou 3 ans), pas de souci, pour le dernier, créé hier, download interdit ; plus de sauvegardes possibles, impossibilité de récupérer les photos... Chez free, ils commence vraiment à être pénibles ! [Eric] — 15/12/2004 : SPIP est desormais disponible en installation automatisée sur free. Si quelqu’un a testé ce que cela donne... http://subscribe.free.fr/persov2/persov2.pl — 9/01/2004 : L’installation automatique met en place la version 1.7.2. Installation transparente, rien à faire, on se connecte le lendemain, ca roule. La sauvegarde fonctionne (testé avec un article dans la base). A tester avec un contenu plus important. Le download en ftp fonctionne donc pas de souci pour récupérer son fichier de sauvegarde (connecté en adsl free). L’instit — 03/02/2005 : A noter la possibilité chez Free de porter son espace à 1 Go 22/11/2005 : Impossible chez Free de charger les fichier spip de 17 heure à 21 heure environ (réseau saturé) 24/11/2005 : Possibilité de recuperer les fichiers .php ou autres en les renommants en .txt par exemple pour pas qu’ils soient interpretés par le serveur et de les telecharger via le navigateur ;) faire un script pour tout renommer Netpratique , autorise SPIP sans aucun problème. Des mises à jours de serveurs régulières rendent parfois l’accès difficile. Enfin, ce n’est pas très grave si c’est pour un site perso. Cet hébergement est compris dans le forfait ADSL.
tiscali : en fait il suffit de s’abonner en forfait libre (et gratuit)...accepte PHP4, oui et du même acabit que free, c’est en IP interne (=connexion par tiscali en 56k), voir la blague de leur webftp qui télécharge les fichiers 1 par 1... là j’ai pas eu le courage...spip=188 fichiers... 31/07/2004 : attention tiscali ne propose le MySql que pour ses packs payants ! :-( Signé : kinder_pingui 22/08/2004 : je confirme que Tiscali ne propose l’option MySql que pour son phttp://www.spip-contrib.net/spikini/RechercheTexte&phrase=ListeDesHebergeurs ListeDesHebergeursack* moyennant une rallonge de 9 €uros par mois. Soit un Montant total annuel : 107.64 € TTC (90 €HT). C’est pas cool pour de petit budget. Firma Loic
La Poste : Propose théoriquement 50Mo d’espace Web. Certains ont pu y héberger leur SPIP en s’ouvrant un accès internet gratuit (même démarche que pour free.fr). Malheureusement les ouvertures de comptes semblent bloquées malgré l’air incrédule des opératrices du service client téléphonique — (Exemple de spip hébergé par la poste ici : aucun problème pour l’ouverture du compte, activation de l’espace web et de la base dans les deux heures ; ouvert le 25/04/04). — 09/07/2004 : j’ai un site SPIP 1.7.2 chez laposte qui fonctionne correctement, il n’est pas très rapide alors que je me connecte avec l’offre Adsl 1024 de Wanadoo. Très facile à installer, pas d’attente pour disposer de la base MySql, par contre la plateforme ne semble pas très stable ! Signé Gg — 30/08/2004 : j’ai un site SPIP 1.7.2 chez laposte qui fonctionne correctement, malheureusement la syndication ou le controle d’"url" ne fonctionne pas.signé asso.bachant@laposte.net — 22/11/2004 : j’ai installé un site SPIP 1.7.2 à La Poste. A priori tout fonctionne correctement, sauf la syndication et l’envoi de mails. Pour les mails, j’ai pu constater que seuls les mails vers des adresses formée sur laposte.net ... ce qui est un peu restrictif ! Frederic Mohier@laposte.net — 27/11/2004 : La Poste est capable de supprimer votre compte sans préavis si vous avez ne serait-ce qu’un seul fichier à télécharger sur votre site. Ils précisent bien que LaPoste*.net n’est pas un service de téléchargement et ils appliquent à la lettre cette consigne. En bref, j’avais un fichier zip de squelettes pour SPIP à télécharger (1,1Mo) et le site a été tout bonnement fermé (disparition complète, fermeture du compte) sans préavis, sans demande de retirer le fichier incriminé... Pas très fair-play comme comportement surtout si on ajoute l’incompétance notoire du service client qui ne comprennent jamais ce qui se passe et qui s’en étonne sans jamais trouver ni proposer de solution. — 17/03/2005 : la poste n’est plus FAI ... que deviendront les sites ... ??
Hébergeurs associatifs et/ou alternatifs
all2all (be) Alterezo (be) Association sans but lucratif (ASBL, équivalent association loi 1901) s’adressant prioritairement au monde associatif militant et culturel en Belgique francophone. Tarif de base : 100 euros/an. De nombreux sites sous spip y sont hébergés. Altern APINC : Il est juste necessaire de faire l’install en uploadant tous les fichiers, et en n’usant pas de l’installeur. Heberge recherche-en-danger.apinc.org par exemple comme site sous spip 14euros/an pour 200Mo, mail illimites, mysql illimite, et 3Go de traffic mensuel. Remarques : deux jours sur Apinc : c’est chouette ! Tout est installé (spip et email). C’est autre chose que Free. J’ai mis en place www.biospip.org et www.biotechno.org chez Apinc et, à part des petites mises en rideau pour corriger et mettre à jour le serveur, tout se passe nickel. Vive l’hébergement associatif ! l’Autre Net (autogéré) Inscriptions closes pour l’instant. Cassiopea(belgique) ASBL. Hébergement, expertise, installation et configuration de logiciels internet open sourçe pour le monde associatif. Formations de groupes et individuelles à l’utilisation de spip. Création de squelettes sur devis. 50€ pour l’installation d’un spip, 2€ par mois pour le suivi du logiciel et les mises a jour (optionel). 10€/mois pour l’hébergement (3 Go de traffic/mois, 250 Mo). Devveb Cet hébergeur existe-t-il encore ? Domaine public (Be) Structure d’hébergement internet non-marchand et indépendant, gérée collectivement par les membres. 30 Euros/an. F-et-T.com :: pointage des DNS + hébergement de votre site spip avec acces ftp + 10 e-mails : 10€/mois Fr@terNet(Agence Web Associative) Globenet (destiné aux associations) MarsNet, marsnet.org, hébergeur associatif et participatif (Association AssoDev, Marseille) créateur de sites spip et spip-like, réseau d’entraide... Infini (Brest et sa région) JPBerlin est un des rares hébergeurs alternatifs en Allemagne. L’administrateur Peer Heinlein héberge aux prix variables (tu donnes ton avis comment tu peux payer) qui couvrent même pas les coûts. Beaucoup d’initiatives et associations comme attac Allemagne ou bientôt attac Autriche. L’installation est simple, toutefois les droits d’écriture (chmod 777) sont activés par le support, mais ils répondent sous quelques heures. Mon spip est là. Médicalistes (Listes de discussion "santé" et hébergeur associatif gratuit) NOHOST (Association) Des bâtisseurs au service du chaos - Hébergement, programmation, configuration avancée, infogérance complète ou partielle Ouvaton (Coopérative, dispose d’un forum spécifique pour les Spipeurs) Ouvaton est une SA à forme coopérative qui propose de l’hébergement internet. Chaque utilisateur en est également sociétaire, ses membres sont des hébergés-hébergeurs. Fin 2004, la coopérative est forte de plus de 3 000 membres et héberge plus de 5 000 sites dont une forte proportion de Spip. Propagande (hébergement gratuit pour sites Punk, Ska, Rock...) Réseau Associatif et Syndical (R@S) Hébergement sur cooptation. Chacun paye ce qu’il veut... Le R@S héberge plus de 200 associations et syndicats, dont en vrac ATTAC, SudPTT*, le Mrap, la LDH, RasLFront*, la coordination Lesbienne de France, le FSE et de nombreux FSLs, le CCIPPP... Tuxfamily (gratuit, réservé aux sites ayant un rapport avec le logiciel libre) Newscout Hosting (gratuit, qualité professionelle et parfaitement accessible y compris aux debutants, pour l’hebergement de sites francophones ayant trait au scoutisme. Hébergement à la carte (jusqu’à 1Go !), fonctionalités "spéciales Spip" pré-installées) espaceweb.ch, petit service d’hébergement genevois pas cher, monté en 1996 par un fan de SPIP. Propose des hébergements avec cpanel comme outil de gestion et Mailman pour faire sa liste de diffusion. News du 30/09 : à compter du 01/10/2004 plus aucun plan n’est disponnible.
Africa Computing Pour promouvoir la production d’informations africaines, Africa Computing met à la disposition de toute personne ou structure qui le souhaite un service gratuit d’hébergement de sites WEB
Vous pouvez aussi trouver une liste à jour d’hébergeurs alternatifs ici http://twiki.zaup.org/view/Riha/Lis....
Hébergeurs payants traditionnels.
A priori, SPIP fonctionnera sur tout hebergeur payant traditionel (qui propose PHP et MySQL) Cette liste d’hebergeurs etant maintenant editable par tous, nous proposons de donner un prix indicatif par an pour un hebergement d’un site avec 50 Mega, sans le nom de domaine, preciser s’il y a lieux les frais d’installation divers. Merci de ne pas mettre des remarques du genre "l’hebergeur truc il est super" dans la liste. Vous pouvez poster des commentaires pour partager votre experience en bas de la page .
123serveur hébergeur fiable et rapide, grande capacité de stockage Vraiment très bien : je suis parti d’OVH qui m’avait filé au rebut avec un serveur MySQL très lent pour cet hébergeur : sérieux, pas de plantage, réponses email rapides, franchement, que du bonheur : vous pouvez tester la rapidité d’exécution des pages sur mon site Helloduck 1and1.fr Un hébergeur qui existe depuis 10 ans, qui fête son anniversaire jusqu’au 30.11.2005 (Prolongation jusqu’à la fin de l’année 2005) avec un pack gratuit et où spip fonctionne sans problème gràce aux pertinentes indications de Jacques Pyrat ABasLesPrix Abricoo hébergeur français très sympa et réactif, orienté petites structures (TPE/PME, associations...). L’installation de SPIP se fait sans aucun problème sur leur architecture, et le support propose même l’installation et la configuration au besoin Agora System hébergeur français super sympa et très compétitif au niveau des prix. aucun pb pour SPIP. Aladin Hébergeur Suisse (avantage pour les sociétés : éxonération de TVA). Très réactif. Très rapide. Autre avantage (hors SPIP) a installé un serveur Tomcat. Alphanetinfo Installation automatisée fonctionnelle - Tarif pour monde associatif Amen (une précision par Amen : FAQ, des précisions par des ex-clients ) Aqua Ray (hébergement sur XServe Mac OS X Server - une offre 60 Mo à partir de 12 Euros par an, ou 100 Mo avec nom de domaine propre pour 48 Euros par an. Bonne réactivité. Leur site est en SPIP) Atout3* AZ Hosting (qc) 50 MB : 6,95$ US par mois, MySQL, PHP4.3, mailing lists, Webmail, panneau de contrôle exhaustif (hébergements avec MySQL à partir de 20 $ US par an, domaine non compris) BleuBlancNET* 150 Mo / 29 ? TTC par an Breizh.Com Behostings.be (be) Hébergement et création de sites spip, hébergement a partir de 40 ? Ht / an, 50 mo et nom de domaine inclus, panneau de controle DirectAdmin Carat-Hosting Hébergement de qualité et à bas prix. Prix sur la base de 2 EUR le Giga octet (Go) d’espace disque. Espace disque de 50Mo à 4Go. Toutes nos offres sont 30 jours satisfait ou remboursé et sont illimitées en nombre de mails, alias, groupes, sous-domaines, comptes FTP, bases de données, ... Elles inluent toutes : Un panneau de contrôle (siteworx : puissant, simple, convivial et intuitif - Voir la demo), une gestion Anti-spam (filtres, apprentissage bayesan, blacklist, whitelist), un anti-virus et un grand nombre de stats (temps réel avec des graphs rrdtool, Webalizer, AWStat, Analog). Vous pouvez aussi définir votre offre. Découvrez toutes nos offres Celeonet Hébergement à partir de 29,88 € HT /an pour 100 Mo, 8 Go de trafic mensuel, 10 comptes mail, nombre de comptes ftp et de bases mysql illimitées, Statistiques avec Awstats. Espace clients accessible en demo sur http://www.celeonet.fr/clients/index.php avec comme login : demo et pass : demo. L’équipe de Celeonet est celle de Webdynamit qui a déjà prouvé sa compétence. // A noter qu’il est possible d’installer Spip directement depuis le panel d’administration de l’hébergeur en remplissant, dans un unique formulaire, les champs proposés par Spip lors d’une installation classique (aucun upload de fichier, pas même le spip_loader.php3) - Olivier (24/06/2004). Cineteck-France Hébergement à partir de 45 € TTC par an pour 500 Mo d’espace disque et 10 go de traffic mensuel. Interface de gestion Plesk en français. Réécriture d’URL, upload de fichiers... Claranet : en hébegement mutualisé et à partir des packs Biz, tout est impeccable. Même si l’hébergement a un certain coût, tout se passe facilement, sans aucune anicroche. PhpMyAdmin* pour la gestion des bases. PAR CONTRE, il semble que Claranet n’accepte pas la syndication des sites. Cliranet : 200 Mo d’espace, 5 Go de traffic accepte PHP, MySQL et PERL pour 1€68 par mois !//(sept05) installation d’un site spip sans aucun problème... un régal ! Club-internet : tenté d’installer SPIP, pas marché. Entrée sur rép. écrire laisse page blanche. Offrent pourtant MySQL et PHP (depuis peu). // Chez moi SPIP s’installe bien mais il faut creer la base par phpmyadmin. Par contre connexion partie privée impossible. Apres pseudo il renvoi a lapage d’accueil. Cybaxium : 250 Mo sur du SCSI RAID 5 harware, 10 Go de trafic mensuel pour 49 €HT par an, mais je trouve que l’offre la plus intéressante est celle de 500 Mo et 25 Go de trafic pour 99 €HT par an. DERTERNET : 50 Mo redondants pour 1 euro HT/mois Digital Rural - dri.fr ( DRI ) - Hébergement à partir de 38 ? Ht / an = 100 mo, 50 boîtes, 2 bases Mysql - plusieurs sites SPIP à fort trafic, hyper fluides, déjà hébergés. Un extrait de la liste des CLIENTS (beaucoup d’assos) qui est ici , support technique 7/7j - gestionnaire de listes Sympa et serveur SMTP. Discount hosting (Nfrance ; fonctionnement non garanti) Easyserv (N’existe plus, et si ils reviennent évitez les !) Easy-Hebergement eBusiness.be - Hébergement et création de sites SPIP, hébergement de 50 Mo à 300Mo, 2 à 5 bases MySQL. Elassar SPIP fonctionne chez Elassar. Pour un hébergement mono domaine mensuel il faut compter 9 Euro par mois avec 200 Mo d’espace disque. La formule Multi domaines ( 25 domaines sur un compte hébergement ) coute dans les 24 Euro par mois avec 500 Mo d’espace disque. Pour les dédiés il faut compter dans les 149 Euro. Les serveurs sont managés, les mises à jour effectués etc. Le support est présent 24/24 et 7/7. La mise en route d’une formule d’hébergement dédié ou mutualisé se fait dans l’heure. Elginux Europeanservers installation de SPIP 1.7.2 préconfiguré en un seul clic ! FranceOnline* - Attention escrocs, serveurs fréquemment en panne, sans préavis ni excuses. Faites des recherches sur internet pour en savoir plus, c’est édifiant. Galacsys 30 euros TTC par an, mais seulement 20 Mo GoDaddy* 4$/mois, 25M de disque et 1G de bp. Interface en anglais, plus pratique pour les sites gérés par un non-francophone. SpipLoader* ne passe pas. Extensions .php, corrigeables facilement avec un fichier .htaccess. Pas super-rapide, support qui ne casse pas des briques, et des pratiques commerciales contestables... Haisoft A partir de € 24.90 par an pour 100 Mo Scripts CGI, Perl, PHP et bases MySql, gestion de mails. Présent dans plusieurs pays, HotLine en Français en France (Orléans), En fait premier prix à compter de €19.90 par an. Grand plus par rapport à d’autres hébergeurs : l’extension PEAR est installée en standard, ainsi d’ailleurs que la plupart des extensions PHP. Le support technique est excellent et très rapide (dans mon cas dans les 2 heures). hebergement Hebergement-discount (NFrance ; attention, beaucoup de complications techniques mais installation possible voir forum de l’article) Hebergeur.be à partir de 60 ? HTVA par an pour 50 Mo d’espace disque avec PHP / MySQL (et la possibilité d’utiliser SPIP bien entendu ;-) Hebtoweb Hébergement de votre site à partir de 36 euros HT : Ndd, 250 Mo, PHP / Mysql, support gratuit (msn,tel,email,forum,formulaire en ligne) HEXANET HIWIT.net Hébergement professionnel à haute disponibilité, fonctionnant merveilleusement avec SPIP dans sa dernière version. Hostpoint.ch ICODIA (fr) Spip fonctionne parfaitement chez cet hébergeur direct qui offre par ailleurs, des services de grande qualité. Infomaniak (ch) utilisateur de spip nous dit : La société Infomaniak Network SA, qui héberge actuellement notre site, ne permet pas les pages longues car dixit : "La durée maximale d’éxécution d’un script est fixée à 10 secondes, pas une de plus." !!! Bémol : Infomaniak fonctionne malgré tout très bien à date avec spip ... il ne semble pas y avoir de problèmes particulier même avec des squelettes "lourds" :). Internet Diffusion (ch) Héberge de nombreux sites sous spip étant donné qu’ils en réalisent. Permettent l’url rewriting. Plusieurs packages à disposition sur demande selon besoins. IPEOS.net(fr) Hébergement web professionnel haute disponibilité aux Antilles. installation de la majorité des extensions PHP et des librairies PEAR. Service technique réactif et compétent. Hébergent déjà plusieurs sites sous SPIP. Iscream Hébergement web Montréalais. Déjà deux sites au moins turbinent chez eux sans problèmes. Ils ont donc une expérience de la chose maintenant. Service à la clientèle ben correct malgré que la compagnie ne soit pas gigantesque, forte volonté de règler les problèmes qui peuvent surgir quoi comparé à d’autres hébergeurs. Prix commencent à 8,95$ (ou 5,95Euro) pour 100 mo d’espace et 5 gig de transfert. Je recommande en tout cas. Pour m’écrire Insite Interdomaines Jexiste Spip fonctionne très bien, il est rapide et fiable. Bref c’est le top. Compatible php (3,4 et 5), mySQL et Html (bien sûr !) Jn-Hébergement à partir de 6e/an Le village : Je vous conseille ce site !, une vraie ambiance, une disponibilité sans faille des admins et des prix tout à fait corrects (en + spip est proposé en application clé en main ! rien a installer, juste cliquer sur 2 boutons !) Suske (3/5/2005) : les prix sont en hausse libre, hélàs... Les services aussi mais l’espace par euro est lui en chute. Esope : je confirme : pour 42 € par an. Clair et facile à dominer. Ben (17/9/2005) : Pour l’instant, la réécriture d’url n’est pas activée malgré la demande des usagers. Temps d’exécution de script à 30 sec, normal. Lixium : SPIP 1.8.2 fonctionne très bien avec spip-loader.php3 sur leur installation de PHP5. Aucun chmod nécessaire. Il s’agit de l’offre discount (à partir de 5€ par mois) d’un hébergeur pro qui existe depuis 1999. Leur PHP est configuré avec un max_execution_time de 20 secondes et ca tourne bien, donc pas de souci du genre affichage de page interrompu. Loco-web 500 Mo pour 60 €/an Lost Oasis : des gens de chez TuxFamily* et Idealx... à partir de 15 ?/an. (Je n’ai pas encore essayé SPIP dessus... // moi je viens d’essayer : aucun problème, les prix sont à majorer de 5euro pour avoir MySQL.) Attention à la fiabilité et au sérieux : ils ont réussi à perdre simultanément les données de leurs hébergés et les backups associés. Lycos-WebCenter* 250Mo pour 6.99 ?/HT par mois. Installation manuelle de la 1.8.1 sur le pack de base OK (30/05/04) MailClub Maximedia (ch) modulix Monaco Internet, lui même gros utilisateur de SPIP pour ses propres sites et la création des sites de ses clients. NetAktiv* NetAktiv*, membre fondateur de l’opérateur internet indépendant Gitoyen. Ils hébergent « le plus gros site SPIP du Web » : le journal "l’Humanité" (150.000 artcles, 10.000.000 de visites par an). Le forfait d’hébergement démarre à 35 ? HT/mois. Nexen. Parfait pour des sites professionnels à coût réduit. Aucun problème de time out, aucun problème de phpmail, des "robots" pour automatiser des tâches nocturnes et une hotline qui connaît SPIP et est réactive. Des mises à jour régulières de PHP et MySQL. En mutualisé, moins de 100 euros par an (au 23/05/2004). nexlink . J’ai dû installer la distribution de SPIP avec extension .php car les pages en .php3 n’étaient pas exécutées (alors qu’en théorie Nexlink configure les .php3) (4 mai 2004) Aucun problème avec Spip 1.8.1 chez cet hébergeur, même avec les extensions php3. Assistance technique immédiate par messagerie instantanée. Espace d’administration très simple à utiliser. Rapport qualité-prix excellent : 2 Go pour 105 € par an (juillet 2005) Nfrance . 500Mo d’espace web pour 10 euros HT/mois (formule basique). Installé SPIP 1.8b2 sans problème particulier. Chez NFrance, les hébergements basiques sont plus intéressants au niveau prix. Nobeo . Nobeo hébergement : hébergeur de sites Internet (mutualisé) et serveurs web dédiés - Architecture LAMP : Linux toutes distributions, PHP, MySql - Administration, maintenance, infogérance. Pas de problème avec SPIP, php.ini modifiable sur demande par compte. NqNwebs* - Argentina Efficace et économique service de logement. Seulement u$s80 par année. 250mb/15gb de transfert. SPIP fonctionne parfaitement. Nuxit pour démarer offre "starter" 100mo pour 43.06€ pour 2ans, mysql illimité. Par contre trafic limité 3go mensuel et 500 000 hits. Installation sans pb à la main, pas testé spiploader. Parfois quelques pb d’accès avec la machine #1 qui selon le responsable du site devrait être changée. One2netFrance* Moteur htdig proposé en mutualisé Online.fr/proxad Vieille version de PHP incompatible avec SPIP 1.7. _ !!! je suis sur online la fonction mail est remplacee par email doc fournie php est recent !!! PHP 4.3.1 en ce moment !!! php3 = v. 3.0.18, donc pas compatible. Si si ça marche, install avec spip_loader.php, aucun soucis (SPIP 1.7). 1.7.2 : necessite d’installer la version SPIP 1.7.2 avec extensions .php, si on veux des vignettes auto pour les images jpg et png (juin 2004) 100 Mo pour 29,90 Euros/ans Probleme de Mail, qui a eu ce probleme ? réponse : pas de pb de mail pour moi... Spip fonctionne en effet chez Online, mais attention au paramètrage PHP imposé dans php.ini : le temps maxi d’execution est de 18s insuffisant pour les gros articles. Hébergeur totalement à déconseiller, donc, pour les sites effectuant de la publication de facon professionnelle. A eviter même avec la version .php. Les accès à la base sont trop longs et les pages ne peuvent pas se charger. _1.8.2 : on obtient ceci au premier appel : Fatal error : Call to unsupported or undefined function foreach() in your script on line 72 Online utilise les extensions .php et .php3 MAIS .php3 correspond a du code php3 et .php a du code php4 !!! Malheureusement dans la nouvelle version de SPIP 1.8.x on fait appel a une fonction foreach() qui n’est definie que dans php4 alors que les fichiers fournis par SPIP contiennent l’extension php3 et qui est donc interpreté chez Online comme du code php3 (mais cette fonction n’existe PAS dans php3). Donc impossible d’utiliser une distrib 1.8.x chez Online. Opzione.com Realizzazione e Gestione Progetti Web Hebergement e Design Italian - Hosting e Design Italiano 10 Euro/mm Origami Systems Hebergement professionel Ovh : 60Mo pour moins de 15 euros/an. Attention aux droits d’accès des fichiers, OVH interdit l’ouverture de fichiers à plus de 755 (chmod) ce qui est une bonne chose. On peut toutefois utiliser le Spip_loader_755.php3 ATTENTION : si votre base MySQL dépasse un certain quota (15 Mo), ils déplacent votre base sur un serveur lent comme un veau ; à éviter donc pour des sites SPIPés > 700 pages. Oxito Hébergeur très facile à utiliser : compatible spip 1.7 et 1.8. Très bon support, rapide et efficace. Oxyd Pas observé de problème particulier chez eux avec spip. Que ce soit avec des versions 1.5, 1.6 1.7 ou 1.8cvs. Pas essayé spip_loader. Testé 1.7.2 sur un pack "nickel" : aucun problemes. Spip_loader marche. (Alexis) Des problèmes raportés sur le web (et notament par moi même ici) semblent être due à des restrictions de securité. Une fois le problème résolue, tout marche, jusqu’aux dernières versions (actuelement 1.8.x). Pages-Web.com Configuration standard incluant PHP 4.3.11 + Zend Optimizer. SPIP (1.7.2) fonctionne parfaitement (exemple) y compris Spip_loader. Hébergement complet à partir de 20$ CA/an ( 15 Euros/an) incluant Administration PLESK 7, Spamassassin 3, ClamAV*, etc ... 20% sur tous les services pour les associations. Phpnet La syntaxe des fichiers .htaccess est spécifique : ils s’écrivent htaccess.fi. Cela rend inopérants les fichiers .htaccess générés automatiquement par l’activation de l’option ad hoc [Espace privé / Administration du site]. C’est donc très dangereux car les répertoires CACHE et ecrire/data ne sont pas protégés contre les intrusions (Antoine). Spip_loader fonctionne sans problème. Planet work Très bon hebergeur, toujours dispos pour régler les problémes, bons services, tout marche à merveille. Je plussoie. Eviter le spip-loader, cependant : la gestion des droits est chatouilleuse. Installation en FTP recommandée et rapide. Suske Privianet/Domaine-Achat Hébergement PHP 4.2.2/MySQL 3.23 (domaine + mail + hébergement 50 Mo) à partir de 5 Euros HT/mois PROSYGMA Hébergeur rapide et fiable ! Intall sans problème y compris avec spip loader. PROWEBSERVER Hébergeur vachement sympa. Les types super dispo et tres bons techos , meme si la boite semble petite . Rapidomaine.frPas trop cher, fiable et rapide. Une très bonne aide technique. Rekcah Hosting Hébergeur rapide et fiable sur la durée, support tres réactif de plus le prix est vraiement bas. Je nuancerai en disant que les serveurs sont toutefois souvent en rade, même s’ils sont assez réactifs. SEaNIC : Hébergeur américain excellent, 1ère offre avec mySQL 10$ / mois, nom de domaine, email, espace 600 Mo, support réactif et irréprochable mais en anglais, ils ont aussi des revendeurs français. SPIP fonctionne parfaitement avec cette version : http://www.spip-contrib.net/IMG/zip/spip_1.8_php.zip (extensions php). Serveur4u : Hébergeur Gratuit & Payant, sans pub avec le safe_mod off et la fonction mail() on Sivit : Autant sur leurs offres mutualisées que dédiées, il n’y a aucun problème quant à l’utilisation de SPIP. Un seul bémole chez eux, le support technique n’est pas rapide et semble complètement absent durant la période estivale et ment parfois aux clients. Aucun problème non plus avec la fonction mail. Solin Solution Internet : Hébergeur de premier plan a Montréal, Québec, Canada offrant DirectAdmin a partir de seulement 4.95$cnd Sonophot : Hébergeur destiné aux sites professionels. Syloé : Hébergeur à taille humaine acceptant SPIP et toute application (PHP/Mysql/PostgreSql*). Grande qualité de service. Plateforme située dans un Data-Center à Montepllier dans l’Herault. Solutions dédiées et mutualisées. Hotline Téléphonique trés disponible. Prix mensuel pour 150Mo 29€ HT. Venigo VirtuaVia* Xelacom Webact : Hébergeur situé dans la technopole d’angers. WebHostingAce* Hebergeur Américain, de très bonne qualité et aux tarifs avantageux !!! Je paye 32$ par an pour 100mo et tout illimité(compte pop Sql etc ...) Un apercu ici Web in site WebsiteOut* (support e-mail très efficace, réponse en moins d’une heure mais les prix ont augmenté en moins d’un an de manière scandaleuse sept. 2003 : 53 euros ttc pour 50Mo aujourd’hui 113 euros TTC, spip fonctionne bien) Webviso Zonealta Yellis Imingo PICSARL via leur filiale VHN (Votre-Hebergement.Net) : hébergement sites SPIP, très rapide, serieux, prix selon bande passante utilisée (à partir de 5,95 euros HT par mois) WZ-Hébergement hébergement à haute valeur ajoutée de sites PHP/MySQL ou PostgreSQL* 100% compatibles SPIP, propose aussi une offre "Serveur dédié administré" à un prix très attractif (avec la posibilité d’avoir des config PHP ou Apache particulières). Sauvegarde des données comprise dans toutes les offres. Averdata : Hébergement en anglais, mais spip 1.7 marche sans incident et assez rapidement. Tarifs intéressants et pas de limite de bande passante... Il faut tout de même maitriser les aspects techniques car le support ne m’a pas l’air trés performant... l’accès ssh est souvent désactivé par sécurité et ils ne font pas la gestion des noms de domaine. Elogiciel.org : Pour une expérience qui sort de l’ordinaire. Hébergement du sytème de publication SPIP via un organisme O.S.B.L. québécois de concept "équitable" 100 euros/an. Spip peut être installé sur demande et sans problème. Service complet de noms de domaine, web-mail, MySQL, PHP,etc. En plus vous bénéficierez gratuitement d’un hébergement (réel celui-là) de courtoisie au Québec (en gaspésie) si vous ou un membre de votre organisation venait à être de passage dans cette belle région de l’est du Québec ; question d’ouvrir la porte aux contacts, aux rencontres et aux échanges entre utilisitateurs du système de publication SPIP et les membres de ce groupe d’artistes multimédia et d’activistes communautaires installé en pleine nature dans la péninsule gaspésienne. Contact téléphonique : 1-418-797-5186. Demander Georges ou Cérika. Je viens d’installer SPIP sur le serveur de Gilmir.com à Houston au Texas, cela a l’air de bien fonctionner L’installation s’est déroulée sans problème particulier J’ai un accès Php/MySql 100 Mo d’espace mémoire ainsi que les utilitaires habituels de grande diffusion. Le prix est assez attractif - gilbert.miralles(a)wanadoo.fr
gwi-hosting.com (Adhérent AFNIC par Legrain SA) Hébergement à partir de 0.95 Euro / mois (An : 11.4 Euro) 90 Mo, 1 BD MySql, php, ftp, 5 comptes mails, 1 Nom de domaine.
A savoir
Le spip_loader de www.spip.net a été réécrit pour fonctionner sur davantage d’hébergeurs. Si l’installation automatisée de Spip sur l’un de serveur ne fonctionne pas, cela ne devrait plus être à cause d’une restriction des chmods ou droits d’accés.
Question : Pourquoi utiliser un Spip-loader ? Réponse : le spip_loader c’est un simple fichier a déposer sur son ftp, l’installation se fait alors de serveur à serveur, c’est simple et rapide, on n’oublie pas de fichiers en route, et ça facilite les mises à jour !! surtout quand on n’a pas une énorme connection chez soi.
SPIP ne fonctionne pas chez mon hébergeur habituel. Y a-t-il un « patch » quelque part ?

sortir black list google

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pico -wzb /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf