What We Made On HTML Day 2026

A typography tasting menu, poems written in HTML, silk-printed t-shirts, and a collage that turned into birds. HTML Day fell on Saturday, and I hosted two online sessions for it: one at 6pm CET, one at 6pm AEST. 60 mins, everyone muted, introductions in the chat, writing HTML in company, then showing what we'd made. I said I'd take notes and pass on the link. Here they are: who turned up, what people meant to make, what we talked about, and what got made. Table Of Contents The CET Session The AEST Session What I Made Thank You The CET Session Who Came Sophia Ross What People Planned To Make A homepage for a new library site. A page of one's houseplants (seconded.) A page about the houseplants one had previously. A twine about the frustrations of captchas. A collection of 'strong opinions, loosely held.' A page about the oldest settlement in one's home region. A collage of elements that anyone could contribute to. A podroll: a page of one's favorite podcasts. Dusting off one's HTML…