If you watched Office Space, you might have a clue where the title of this post came from.
Remember websites in the 90's? Those had flair. Flair being a website packed full of tiny 88x31 gif buttons.
As I was in the process of writing a script to automatically convert my gemlog to html, I just felt something was missing when viewing the output.
Later that night, I woke up out of a fever dream and it hit me, what's a website without a 'Best viewed with Netscape' button?
Then I went down the rabbithole, I came across archive after archive of old website buttons.
Just some tiny buttons on a web page, yet so succesful in expressing what you (or your website) is about.
Just 5 for now but I'll make an effort to get it up to at least 15
Warning, this will be a big nostalgia trip for some of you! Only visit these if you have time to spare.
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@rxpz@social.linux.pizza"Best viewed with Netscape": How many pieces of flair did your website have? was published on 2024-04-26
