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https://glitch.com/ is kind of like this. Back in the 90s, however, things were a lot more decentralized. Now people make something in Minecraft or make a video for TikTok when they want to have a little creative expression. Creativity has been co-opted by corps.
It was in the 90s too, they were just slightly less skilled at it.
https://neocities.org/ sounds like it might be what you're looking for
Is it popular with zoomers? I thought it was more of a millennial nostalgia thing personally.
When they do, my zoomers and their classmates are using jsfiddle.net as a scratchpad type situation, although you can save code and share links.
https://glitch.com/ is kind of like this. Back in the 90s, however, things were a lot more decentralized. Now people make something in Minecraft or make a video for TikTok when they want to have a little creative expression. Creativity has been co-opted by corps.
GeoCities was a "corp" that was eventually purchased by Yahoo for >$3B. That the new corps provide creativity through a non-HTML means doesn't make them more corp-y.
https://itch.io
If someone wanted to create a social media empire which gives users control over HTML and CSS, an obstacle they’d need to overcome is Gen Z’s use of phones over PCs.