Today’s website of the day is a nice simple game of Spot The Difference. Just look at the images and, er, spot the differences. Something for a dull lunch beak at work.

I was going to avoid Christmas-related websites on website of the day, but this one is sufficiently cool to be worth a look. My Christmas Wonderland is a neat application of Google Maps to show the locations of houses with … Continue reading →

Today’s website is an interesting experiment in online democracy. The government website for the Prime Minister has recently had a new section added to it where you can sign, or even create, a petition to the PM. I’m not entirely … Continue reading →

I don’t normally do commercial sites on website of the day, but this one amused me enough to add to the list. The Cat Gallery features pictures of cats done in the style of famous artists – so you can … Continue reading →

Yes, we have a website of the day today, after another hiatus due to one or other of us being away. Today’s site is QuizFarm.com, a site where you can quiz yourself – or create quizzes for others – on … Continue reading →

Today’s website is the, frankly, bizarre BecomeAGnome.com. And that’s pretty much all I’ve got to say about it!

Been having lots of conversations about food recently, so that’s the topic of today’s website. FoodieView is a search engine for recipes – whatever you want to eat, it’s all there! I even found a recipe for locusts. Make of … Continue reading →

For today’s website, I’ve gone for something a bit different.Well, different to the usual pointless stuff, anyway. Today, we feature the Albert Einstein archives, at www.alberteinstein.info. Over 43,000 records of Einstein and Einstein related documents, all there for your intellectual … Continue reading →

On previous websites of the day, we’ve done things like the church sign generator and the warning sign generator. Well, I suppose it was inevitable that someone would bring together a whole batch of links to pages that allow you … Continue reading →

Ever wondered where you’d end up if you dig a hole all the way through the centre of the Earth, starting from where you’re standing? Well, DigHoles.com will tell you. I’m directly opposite a section of the ocean near New … Continue reading →