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more about #websites more comments → Platypus Man: Now, you say the scroll bars work, and that's true, but moving them doesn't do anything. I was hoping that each one would represent how far along that... more » Crimson33: Too bad ME users might be using IE 6 or lower... And it might look like this. more » jakemg : tries too hard: Sorry, but this didn't exactly give me a boner. :( more » zenpoet: It looks nice. I hate to say it, but MS is really kicking the 360 and its experience into high gear. more » Cordfucious of Tech Clan: I just got Live Gold for a BUCK! for a month. Man that was a nice suprise today. Time for some 1 vs. 100 more » Serolf Divad: Boo, hoo, hoo. One of my earliest websites... what will I do with it? I don't even own the car any more. more » Unknown2U: I remember Angel Fire Pages too more » StupidSimple: I'm surprised they were still around. Horrible speeds at best. more » Mandatory_Field: Gee, I went to Whitehouse.com and it didn't look like that at all! more » Lt.DanIcecream: It's unfair to compare the White House site today and back in 2001. How bout hiring some writers that know basic journalism Giz? more » Maximillian: Ha, look at Gizmodo 2002: [tinyurl.com] more » OMG! Ponies!: To be fair, when W. took office, there were more and better websites devoted to dancing hamsters. Sure, we have LOLcats but HamsterDance trumps ICHC i... more » gerrylum: Agreed. Flash is completely unnecessary 90% of the time. Also, for such a tech-forward President, why does he insist on pushing back the digital TV t... more » Adonis Harris: Sometimes plain text is better than all that fancy flash. more » CaliBoom: "Comparing the two makes it perfectly clear just how much has changed since 2001, and what we hope will come tomorrow: Flash. . ." Wait - you HOPE for... more » -
#theinternet
Moving Scroll Bar Clock Makes My Inner Web Designer Queasy
On the surface, scroll clock looks like a simple visual trick: Look, it's a clock made out of moving scroll bars! This is a marginally clever animation! Then you realize that every one of them actually works. More » -
#xbox
Xbox.com Redesign Puts More Emphasis On the Handsomer, Slimmer Virtual You
While the brief maintenance-related outage didn't result in new updates for Xbox Live or Zune, Xbox.com's MyXbox page got a nice little aesthetic overhaul. The new design gives your avatar more prominence as well as offering faster access to stats. More » -
#nostalgia
RIP GeoCities, You Will Be Missed
In 1999 I made my first webpage on GeoCities. It was so I could trade concert tapes with strangers on the Internet. Now I'm sad to report that GeoCities is finally dead. So let's reminisce. More » -
#timemachine
The White House Website: Today Vs. When Bush Took Office
Today has been loaded with little metaphors. Dick Cheney leaving in a wheelchair, for instance, but another amazing one is comparing the White House website today with what it looked like when Bush took office. More » -
#politics
Barack Obama Cloned By Israeli Candidate Website
On the left, you see President Elect Barack Obama's website. On the right, that's not just Obama's site localized in Hebrew...well, maybe it sort of is. It's the campaign site of Likud leader Benjamin Netanyahu (who is running for Prime Minister of Israel). Everything has been copied, from the colors to the donation areas to the integration of social networking platforms. And no one is denying that fact, either. More » -
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#mossbergspeaks
WaltMossbergSays is the Best Tech Pundit Site EVER
It's no secret Walt Mossberg is a freakin' super-pundit in the tech world (it's rumored he once liveblogged for 14 hours straight...while standing). And if you need some words from the man himself, all you have to do is head over to waltmossbergsays.com, jot down your statement/prediction/infallibility, and BOOM! — Walt speaks. Not only that, but people never question what Mossberg says, because he basically knows everything. I mean, did you see the D6 Conference? [WaltMossbergSays] (Thanks, Grant)
