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I don't think I've seen a web design this garish even on Geocities. It's like somebody set out to do what the 90s Geocities couldn't, using modern tech.
by dale_glass 11mo ago
I don't think I've seen a web design this garish even on Geocities.
It's like somebody set out to do what the 90s Geocities couldn't, using modern tech.
- tzs 11mo agoThat's not garish. This is garish: https://yvettesbridalformal.p1r8.net/ https://yvettesbridalformal.p1r8.net/
- acessoproibido 11mo agoThis is genius tbh a work of art
- rickydroll 11mo agoIs this another example of we did it because we could, but didn't ask whether we should?
- Abekkus 11mo agoThis CSS is specific to the article. Not the same across the site.
- acessoproibido 11mo agoI quite like it, really fitting for the topic too
- anon_cow1111 11mo agoNgl, I had a split second of "oh damn did I just pick up a url hijacker somewhere?" Especially with awkward gifs at the bottom.
- dylan604 11mo ago90s Geocities sites never looked that clean.
- dyauspitr 11mo agoProbably a matter of taste. I like it, it’s clean.
- futuraperdita 11mo ago> It's like somebody set out to do what the 90s Geocities couldn't, using modern tech. This style is basically a sort of nostalgiacore and that's exactly what it's trying to do. It's heavily influenced by Web 1.0 and the time-smear of 1990s-2000s early Web culture.