Sometimes you need to grab something quickly.

Maybe you want to hand craft a gorgeous personal website that's entirely yours, start to finish.

Maybe you just want to grab a hit counter or a cursor that trails rainbows.

Both are valid. This is the hit counter and cursor that trails rainbows page, though.

Loveberry has boxes and borders, text effects, and snippets of code.
[sweetEMBED] has a collection of copy and paste, ready to use, widgets, pixels, scripts, and templates.
Ishimori, a selection of codes you can generate then copy and paste. Text Effects! Cursors! All kinds of things!
Lay Out It is a CSS layout/grid tool.
Cursor Effects - party like it's the 90s again (but these won't lag your computer).
Transparent Textures lets you select a color and texture and generate the CSS script to display it as your website's background.
CSS-Pattern is a selection of CSS background patterns.There are a LOT of backgrounds, and you can customize the colors.
HTML Table is a table generator. I mean, you could type out a bunch of TRs and TDs and everything or you could not. Your choice.
Shenanigans has a bunch of code for button effects, pretty borders, text boxes, and code to insert some cool fonts with links to the people who made them.
Ribozone Snippets shows a few snippets of CSS effects on the page that can be used in a website. Do you like the pile of photographs that you see? The Pokemon-themed border? Take them home.
CSS Border Image Generator will generate border images.
broider has code to copy and paste for pixel CSS borders, or you can make your own.
RV has Javascript and DHTML effects affecting backgrounds, cursors, text, etc.
Text/Button Hover Effects. Have you ever wanted to make a button (or image) hover? Bounce? Shake? Cast various shadows? Shrink? Now you can! Run your mouse along the buttons on display. It's captivating. You can copy/paste from the github site.
Custom Scroll Bar. Just change the elements you want changed and copy and paste the script.
Scripted has a selection of resources for images, sound, cursors, scrollbars, etc. It's a lot!
Backseasy offers CSS snippets to create background effects, like frosted glass or a black hole.
CSS Gradient creates auto-generated gradient backgrounds. You select the colors you want.
Melon's Gallery Maker, which lets you make your own gallery.
Onionring is code for making your own webring.
Jamesland offers several CSS bits affecting images - making them shake, swing, etc.
RW Designer has an entire library of cursors, pointers, icons, etc. It's a pretty huge compilation!
Glitter-Graphics has sections to automatically render text upside down, rainbow, etc. to be copy and pasted elsewhere.
Quiz for a cute little web guardian for your page.
Webmeji, a cute little dude or gal who walks around your screen.
Resources for RSS Feeds Do you remember RSS Feeds? It's like a cross between social media (wide range of things, all of which you're interested in) and a newspaper (presented to you in one place, no comments to read). Take control of your information diet, and your time! Set up an RSS Feed!
RSS Feed Readers, a list and ranking of current popular feed readers by Wired Magazine.
Gifypet is a cute little pet you can make to guard your site.
Poll Code offers code for custom polls on your site.
Response-O-Matic is a contact form with a free tier.