Semantic Club

Semantic Club
Type Experimental Lab
Focus Generative Design
Method Hash-driven
Updated 02 February 2026

Semantic Club is an experimental web design laboratory focused on hash-driven generative design. The project explores the intersection of meaning, code, and visual aesthetics through automated page generation.

Each page is uniquely generated based on current time, news feeds, and deterministic algorithms, creating a constantly evolving digital artifact.

Overview

The Semantic Club project draws inspiration from Tim Berners-Lee's vision of the Semantic Web[1], where information is structured and interconnected in meaningful ways.

Design Philosophy

The project employs multiple design templates that rotate based on temporal and contextual factors. Current template: Wiki.

Template System

Templates are modular and can be easily added or modified. Each template includes multiple color themes and adapts to current content dynamically.

External Links

References

  1. "Show HN: Wikipedia as a doomscrollable social media feed" . Hacker News. 2026.02.02.
  2. "Shedding light on Iran’s longest internet blackout" . The Verge. 2026.02.01.
  3. "NASA Selects Axiom Space for Fifth Private Mission to Space Station" . NASA. 2026.02.02.
  4. "'Do you think you're the devil himself?' Epstein questioned in newly released interview" . BBC. 2026.02.02.
  5. "Research roundup: 6 cool stories we almost missed" . Ars Technica. 2026.02.02.
  6. "NASA Honor Awards for Cold Atom Lab Team Members" . NASA. 2026.02.02.
Categories: Generative Art | Web Design | Experimental
This page was last modified on 02 February 2026, at 12:53 UTC.