Why I Still Like Simple Websites I’ve found myself spending more time on smaller, simpler websites over the last few years. They tend to load quickly, explain themselves clearly, and avoid trying to do too much at once. For topics that involve habits or long-term decisions, that simplicity really helps. When information is calm and practical, it’s easier to absorb and easier to come back to later. One example I’ve come across focuses on everyday pet care habits and sustainability, without pushing products or overcomplicating things. It looks at small, realistic changes rather than ideal outcomes. You can see that here: https://ecofurball.com/eco-friendly-pet-care-habits/ As projects grow, I also find it useful to keep related pages grouped somewhere central instead of scattered across different posts or platforms. It doesn’t need to be polished — just organised enough to make sense later. I keep related pages together here for reference: https://ecofurball-link-hub-473689506510.europe-west1.run.app/ Not everything needs to be promoted or built to scale. Sometimes it’s enough for a site to exist quietly and do its job well.