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Oh man, I had a similar experience around 2000. I built a Danish website about Goldeneye 64 in FrontPage. The first website I ever made. It used frames, but

by Svip 8y ago

Oh man, I had a similar experience around 2000. I built a Danish website about Goldeneye 64 in FrontPage. The first website I ever made. It used frames, but I feel it was quite pleasing on the eyes, because I avoided a lot of the 'fancy effects' that was common for the time. I'll admit, being born in 87, most of the site was simply copied from other websites about the game, and translated to Danish. So it was a decent exercise - particularly for someone dyslexic as me - to both built a website and translate from English to Danish. If only I knew where that website ended up...

benibela 8y ago
Born in 89, I made a webpage for my mother at that time. She still likes it :/ Check the generator tag on the frameset page http://www.roswithavanderzander.de/index_EN.htm http://www.roswithavanderzander.de/index_EN.htm
- egeozcan 8y ago
  It can use some minimal styling but much better than loading 100MB to see less content. I say great job :)
- scarface74 8y ago
  It loads fast. It’s easy to navigate. With just a little bit of work, it would be more appealing than most “modern” web page.
- elliotpage 8y ago
  This page is great. It loads instantly, shows you the content up front, has clear navigation, and has clear contrast between elements. Also, it has frames, which I honestly miss even though I am glad we have moved past them.
  - Atheros 8y ago
    Why did and does everyone hate frames so much? Do they not have their place even on modern sites sometimes? (Even if they aren't technically frames?) The top bar of Google Docs is a visual frame and it seems appropriate to me.
  - Izkata 8y ago
    And frames have a feature I love that's almost never implemented nowadays: You can click+drag the border to freely resize the frames and see the content better.
- abricot 8y ago
  I really dig your mom's erh.. organic art.
dzhiurgis 8y ago
web.archive.org supports keyword search, you can try find it that way.

by Svip 8y ago

benibela 8y ago

Born in 89, I made a webpage for my mother at that time. She still likes it :/ Check the generator tag on the frameset page http://www.roswithavanderzander.de/index_EN.htm http://www.roswithavanderzander.de/index_EN.htm

egeozcan 8y ago
It can use some minimal styling but much better than loading 100MB to see less content. I say great job :)
scarface74 8y ago
It loads fast. It’s easy to navigate. With just a little bit of work, it would be more appealing than most “modern” web page.
elliotpage 8y ago
This page is great. It loads instantly, shows you the content up front, has clear navigation, and has clear contrast between elements. Also, it has frames, which I honestly miss even though I am glad we have moved past them.
- Atheros 8y ago
  Why did and does everyone hate frames so much? Do they not have their place even on modern sites sometimes? (Even if they aren't technically frames?) The top bar of Google Docs is a visual frame and it seems appropriate to me.
- Izkata 8y ago
  And frames have a feature I love that's almost never implemented nowadays: You can click+drag the border to freely resize the frames and see the content better.
abricot 8y ago
I really dig your mom's erh.. organic art.

dzhiurgis 8y ago

web.archive.org supports keyword search, you can try find it that way.