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As soon as I saw the page, I started wondering how Emily designed this effect of the menu merging with the image back then. Turns out it's just cropped images c
by LobsterJohnson 3y ago
As soon as I saw the page, I started wondering how Emily designed this effect of the menu merging with the image back then. Turns out it's just cropped images carefully placed together - check the source code yourself. Only then was I able to start noticing the imperfections of this implementation, but it really puts in perspective how our web design has changed over the years.
- jeanlucas 3y agoKeep in mind there weren't many screen resolutions, it was all 4:3
- zwaps 3y agoYeah this is how we used to do it :-)
- matthuggins 3y agoWe also used to use image maps for this kind of thing, at least once that tag became available. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/map https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/ma...
- whstl 3y agoI remember some webdesigners specializing in cutting those layouts before there were good tools available. Sure, before that there were image maps, but with cut-up layouts you could do on-hover effects and add small animations here and there. It wasn't exactly useful per se but then again it was done mostly for marketing purposes, to stand out, so it did the job.