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This is actually "Post-Corporate Memphis". Says me. These pages are closer to "neobrutalism" or what I would call "Cybermod" [0], I think... <https://webb.pag
by tolerance 12d ago
This is actually "Post-Corporate Memphis". Says me.
These pages are closer to "neobrutalism" or what I would call "Cybermod" [0], I think...
<https://webb.page https://webb.page>
<https://garden.bradwoods.io https://garden.bradwoods.io>
[0]: <https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44415330 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44415330>
- ricardobeat 11d agoThose two websites have nothing in common. “Neobrutalism” might be wrong in concept, but it was coined around 2023, that ship has sailed.
- tolerance 11d agoWow, really? Nothing? Care to share why you think so? > “Neobrutalism” might be wrong in concept, but it was coined around 2023, that ship has sailed. Who cares. It's 2026. All it takes to sink a sailing ship is a few determined gents in a motorboat. It's called Post-Corporate Memphis!
- notglossy 11d agoPost Corporate-Memphis makes sense. Personally it reminds me of vintage Colorforms. Maybe also could be described as Post Layervault as I don’t recall a website using so many primary colors and flat shading before they made it cool.