My website is still as of 1999, but it received some design updates (and a blog section) two years ago. However, there's still some original content, some even

My website is still as of 1999, but it received some design updates (and a blog section) two years ago. However, there's still some original content, some even older than the particular website. E.g., see this 1998 demo for what we may now call a single page app, entirely rendered in JS from central data files (but using frames – well, it was the 1990s): https://www.masswerk.at/demospace/relayWeb_en/welcome.htm https://www.masswerk.at/demospace/relayWeb_en/welcome.htm Slogan: "Microsoft keeps talking about Active Server Pages – We're offering Active Client Pages" Mind the charts section, rendering graphs by outputting tables with tiny images using `document.write()`, since the canvas element wasn't even dreamt of. (Displaying charts was a tricky business, then. Usually these were rendered server side as GIFs, where they caused heavy load. The alternative were Java applets, which had an enormous effect on the client load and delayed page display quite considerably, while the JRE was starting up. Enter JS to the rescue…) Also, note the period design, including marquee tickers, custom fonts from GIFs, etc…