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Websites as graphs
So, not long ago, there was someone who made this neat thing which generated graphs from HTML pages, turning tags into nodes, coloured by tag type. Check it out here. I really like the difference in looks you get for different websites.
Anyway, I checked out this forum, but noticed that the original generator didn't have a colour defined for lists, and made them the default colour, grey. Luckily someone else expanded the original, and added colours for lists, and you can see how beautiful vanilla is here.
If you want to check out how other websites look, the thing doesn't seem to handle redirects all that well. And it can't handle pages that don't have a <html> tag.
All this reminds me of another generator I saw a while back. Instead of a graph, it made a kind of plant. It was luckily easy to find: Organic HTML. It favours websites with few tags though. Since it doesn't spread the growths, pages like Vanilla get very dark. However, a phpBB forum gets quite colourful. And check out the plant for the "Websites as graphs" page, it's crazy.
Anyway, I checked out this forum, but noticed that the original generator didn't have a colour defined for lists, and made them the default colour, grey. Luckily someone else expanded the original, and added colours for lists, and you can see how beautiful vanilla is here.
If you want to check out how other websites look, the thing doesn't seem to handle redirects all that well. And it can't handle pages that don't have a <html> tag.
All this reminds me of another generator I saw a while back. Instead of a graph, it made a kind of plant. It was luckily easy to find: Organic HTML. It favours websites with few tags though. Since it doesn't spread the growths, pages like Vanilla get very dark. However, a phpBB forum gets quite colourful. And check out the plant for the "Websites as graphs" page, it's crazy.
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