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For those on mobile, here's the end of the webpage after all the scrolling: Awesome. Restart? Scroll up (we’ll wait for you), use the elevator, or press Ctrl a
by htk 4y ago
For those on mobile, here's the end of the webpage after all the scrolling:
Awesome. Restart? Scroll up (we’ll wait for you), use the elevator, or press Ctrl and Pos1.
For everyone else there’s some fine print.
This website is a CSS experiment. Due to its experimental nature, there are some accessibility limitations.
The technical and design principles of this site are simple:
one HTML container;
pure CSS styling;
no workarounds, filters, or hacks.
Known issues
Gecko-based browsers like Firefox show an interesting behavior when trying to make the site any higher than 18.939583 kilometers, “shrinking” or “collapsing” the main container.
Internet Explorer has problems following internal links, and it’s unclear whether the container actually is said 18.94 kilometers high (or long, or tall).
If you do come up with fixes or an even higher element whose formatting is broadly supported, email info@worlds-highest-website.com. There may be a reward.
WHWS is presented by web artist Jens Oliver Meiert and the secret “Flying Standardistas Club.”
Design: Alessandro Lettieri.
Contact: Jens Oliver Meiert (Hamburg, Germany) · info@worlds-highest-website.com · +1-754-400-0999.