200 Websites in 200 Days

Most people spend months looking for one idea worth building. I gave myself a day for each one: a new idea, turned into a live website, every single day for 200 days straight. Each one documented on LinkedIn.

Long story short

The rule was simple and never bent: think of it, build it, ship it, post it, all before the day ran out. Finding the idea was part of the day's work, never a reason to skip it. Some mornings started with a blank page and no plan; by night there was a live URL.

The ideas went everywhere: landing pages and product sites, dashboards and personal operating systems, system-design simulators, 3D and WebGL experiments, and dozens of browser games each built around one mechanic. Some days were quick and sharp; some took the whole night. Every one of them shipped.

That's roughly six and a half months of showing up, on the good days and the tired ones, the busy days and the days nothing wanted to work. Motivation doesn't last 200 days; a routine does. That's what the streak really built: scoping an idea to fit a day, deciding fast, and always finishing.

Every day was its own small launch, and that's what made each one special. All 200 are below in order, each linked to its live site.

200 days, one by one

Every link, still live

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