Small by default
If a page can be 50 KB, it shouldn’t be 5 MB. Weight is a feature, not a side-effect.
Venom
Open for projects
Venom is an imaginary studio used here as a placeholder for a real one. The pages are simple on purpose — a reminder that the web can still be a stack of files in a folder.
This entire site is three HTML files, one stylesheet, and a handful of PNGs sitting in an images folder. No build step, no framework, no dependency tree to audit. Open any file in a text editor and understand it in a minute.
Most of what we like about the web came from working this way. A page links to another page. A stylesheet sets a tone. An image gives the eye somewhere to land. That’s most of it.
If a page can be 50 KB, it shouldn’t be 5 MB. Weight is a feature, not a side-effect.
HTML you can View Source on without flinching. Comments where they help. Nothing minified for no reason.
Pages link to pages. Buttons go where they say they go. No tracking. No surprises. No nonsense.