While it may not be flashy, I personally find the GOES sites extremely useful. Things are often simply placed at obvious and expected URLs, so scraping or monitoring is extremely easy.
I wrote the script that provides the GOES NavSum [1] and it pretty much just builds a standardized text file and drops it in the folder. The neat thing is that this makes it really easy to programmatically scrape and parse the data.
I wrote a personal script at one point that would download the GOES-EAST CONUS image and both EAST and WEST full disk images and composite them into a wallpaper. At one point my server had 500GB of archived GOES imagery. I liked to joke with my former coworkers that I could report image anomalies before they notice because my desktop wallpaper would change every 10 minutes.
Hey, I have a script for updating my background too! I'm not archiving the old images though, but I've thought about it to make some cool animations
make torrent of it
Maybe if the UX was nicer, you wouldn't need to write scrapers and parsers and could just use their site.
There's an app that updates the desktop https://downlinkapp.com/