Great graphics for your computer and website!
FancyGens - this is a great resource for adding widgets to your site.
Adding anime music videos to your website. Freewebs tells you how to make these videos and upload them to your own website!
If you have a website, there is something you are probably trying to communicate to your site visitors. Remember the whole purpose is to get the communication across. Adding a bunch of stuff just because it's "cool" might or might not get people to want to stay on your site or come back again.
When creating your website, be sure to not add too many visually distracting elements to the page. Elements such as mouse clocks, floating bubbles, scrolling text, blinking text, etc., should be used sparingly. Some of them - such as scrolling or blinking text - is pretty much a no-no today, as so many web developers consider these to be unprofessional and scream "newbie home page!"
When looking for graphics, remember to check for copyright information and be sure to not get yourself into trouble by using copyrighted images without permission!
Make sure the elements you add to your site add VALUE to your site. If you have a page about pets, adding a "dog of the day pic" might be very cool. But that might not go over so well if your site is about selling candles.
You can see some really marvelous sample sites here:
Troops such as Boy Scouts and Girls Scouts often need Scouts Websites - here you can see some troops that use them for keeping members informed, posting images of activities, etc.
One problem Non-profit websites often have is that they need to rely on volunteers to update their pages. This is why a simple site-builder program is very helpful to them.
Greek frats and sororities often have trouble getting people to take them seriously. They can find help by creating Greek fraternity and sorority websites where they inform the public about their contributions to society through fundraising and volunteer projects.
Many Human Rights groups have a lot of information to share with the world, and you can see here that this site using images to make the information easy to read. This site is promoting Slave-Free Products and adds videos so it is easy to get the information offered without having to read a lot of text. For animal lovers, Stop the Slaughter is a very good site that combines discussion forums with information to keep visitors coming back.
Personal sites include this one for a Certified Project Manager Resume - by adding the image of the project manager, it keeps the site from being too dry. You will notice that there are no fancy backgrounds or widgets on this page, which recruiters and business people may find distracting and unprofessional.
Sites like this one for tourism in Portugal offer a Wiki - so site members and visitors can contribute valuable information.