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Here's what the site looked like previously, a classic design: https://images.mix.com/production/b0/9f/b09f278d6474c4ac543bcaa0a05eb825.png https://images.mix.c

by danso 7y ago

Here's what the site looked like previously, a classic design: https://images.mix.com/production/b0/9f/b09f278d6474c4ac543bcaa0a05eb825.png https://images.mix.com/production/b0/9f/b09f278d6474c4ac543b...

ebg13 7y ago
With a giant Texas flag down the side. I wonder why Texas.
- komali2 7y ago
  As a Texan I'm offended it's not obvious why. In all seriousness I always thought it was a sort of minimal representation of the American flag. The star isn't oriented the way it is on the Texas flag.
xwowsersx 7y ago
Just before this upgrade today, it looked like that?
- eganist 7y ago
  Literally yes, though it was worse some number of years ago. It looked precisely like this, but was a java applet.
  - collinmanderson 7y ago
    I believe it was Flash for a while, and then eventually the Flash app was automatically converted to "HTML5".
- Forgivenessizer 7y ago
  Yes LOL I would load it for a nolstalgia trip. You need Netscape Gold (or a skin) for the full effect.
RandomBacon 7y ago
I remember using time.gov about 17 years ago. It was "worse" back then: the home page had two buttons: one that displayed a static time in HTML, the other that displayed a Flash or Java element where the seconds ticked. (Worse compared to today, back then it was good for the time and I appreciated the resource.) Great job to those of you working on this website! The update looks amazing, and I'm sure I will continue using it for years to come!