[Geoserv]

Ahhh...the "good" old days"

Remember when the webs hottest properties looked like this:

Websites Back in 1998 | Skidzopedia

What a difference 10 years makes.


Geoserv.

[Geoserv]

Heres another one:

Royal Pingdom The Web back in 1996-1997


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[mcaronan]

Nice digg Geoserv, Some of the websites like amazon, apple, sun microsystem, and microsoft seems like they have a good designer back in 1998..

[Geoserv]

Thank god they all got a makeover.


Geoserv.

[zelphics]

Hahaha, I love looking at sites from 10 years ago, I always use the time machine over at archive.org to check them out.

[Geoserv]

Its amazing to see what we thought was good back then compared to now, our standards have changed thankfully.



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[grishamist]

As in, a lot of changes happened. Old sites redesigned to be on the trend and nowadays people looks on the designs of the site.

[Geoserv]

The first thing I look at is the design then the content, if the site looks like crap, I won't even bother reading the content.



Geoserv.

[Will]

Originally Posted by Geoserv

The first thing I look at is the design then the content, if the site looks like crap, I won't even bother reading the content.



Geoserv.

Agreed somewhat, only times I stay on bad designed sites is if I know the information is quality.

But I really can remember the last time I saw Yahoo like that, good old days.
To think I was only a young kid back then

[adsmoko]

Comparing the site from now you can see the difference in terms of design and programming skill but I think Static site still dominated the web rather than dynamic site

[ajcones]

I remember that design. Looks complicated.

[igniz]

thanks for digging this one, great evolution in terms of design, i'll looking forward to see that websites after ten years