6 ms·
The first website I ever built, where I learned HTML, was a Goldeneye 007 N64 fan site. I had all the cheats, all the walkthroughs, all the funny jokes and anim
by qup 2y ago
The first website I ever built, where I learned HTML, was a Goldeneye 007 N64 fan site. I had all the cheats, all the walkthroughs, all the funny jokes and animated gifs. I misspelled "license to kill" in the url I created at angelfire.
Angelfire has a lot of sites from back then (~1999?), but not mine.
The site wasn't even that bad by modern standards. Had a frames layout, vertical frame on the left for the nav. I didn't know about server side includes yet.
- amatecha 2y agoNice! If you remember the full URL, it's very possible it's on archive.org. My first couple websites are on there, fortunately (or unfortunately, considering how dorky they are hahah)
- qup 2y agoI've looked extensively, I don't think it exists. I can't remember exactly how I misspelled it, though, so there's this little glimmer of hope in my mind still.
- amatecha 2y agoahh dang! maybe you've got the URL in an old email somewhere? only thing I could think of... fingers crossed for you!
- NoboruWataya 2y agoMine was a Linkin Park fan website, also hosted on Angelfire from around then. IIRC frames were the subject of a holy war at the time. I thought they were magical and had the same frames layout as you, but read a lot of stuff about how they were awful design so I created both frames and noframes pages (the latter having the nav bar across the top). It was a lot of fun. When I discovered JS I started playing around with alerts, which surely would have driven my visitors mad if I had any.