My 2026 web projects include websites developed with AI assistance; most are hosted through Cloudflare. They include personal projects and a website presenting a company’s services. Each starts with a subject I care about. The technology serves that subject.
marioobst.com
Professional portfolio
Strategic communication, digital brand work and my professional experience.
Visit website ↗ (new tab)mvwbro.com
The story of my name
A personal narrative connecting my names with family, memory and history.
Visit website ↗ (new tab)stasihaft.de
A personal history
My account of imprisonment in the GDR and the lasting traces of that experience.
Visit website ↗ (new tab)mishmash.work
Archive & experiments
A home for work and preserved chapters of my website history.
Visit website ↗ (new tab)marioobst.net
Experiments & experiences
A personal environment for learning and web experiments.
Visit website ↗ (new tab)captured.observer
The silent language of images
Twenty photographs with individual pages and accompanying stories.
Visit website ↗ (new tab)kabeltechnik.team
Kabeltechnik Team
A website presenting fibre-optic cable installation, measurement, documentation and fault-response services.
Visit website ↗ (new tab)obst.monster
Obst.Monster
A playful story website with imaginary fruit characters, short chapters and a light and dark colour scheme.
Visit website ↗ (new tab)postcards.party
Collected out there
A personal travel photography archive with collections and alternative gallery views.
Visit website ↗ (new tab)erfurt.life
A quiet look at Erfurt
A photographic journal of streets, waterways and familiar places.
Visit website ↗ (new tab)modeltrains.fun
Small trains. Big fascination.
A model railway website bringing together photographs, video links, history and events.
Visit website ↗ (new tab)sitemap.download
A clearer path to your content
My independent XML sitemap generator for public page URLs or images, with a downloadable result to review before publishing.
Visit website ↗ (new tab)What these projects can teach
Postcards.party is a starting point for discussing collection filters and image loading. Captured.Observer connects gallery overviews with readable detail pages. MVWBRO demonstrates a narrative page with clear sections. Model Trains Fun brings several kinds of content into one navigable structure.
These are personal references, not an endorsement of every implementation detail as a universal best practice. Some descriptions are based on local source versions, which may differ from the live websites.
From a tool to a lesson
sitemap.download is my own project, rather than an unrelated recommendation. It connects directly to writing a sitemap and generating and reviewing one. The generator uses a proxy for page requests; the lesson explains its discovery limits and the checks still needed after downloading.