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Where it all started.

Famous websites then and now.

Here's How History's Biggest Websites Evolved Over The Last Decade It's amazing how much can change in just a few years; internet trends move so quickly that it's easy to forget how young the web really is. The evolution of website design can be clearly seen in past iterations of popular sites, as some of the biggest companies in the world started ...

Longest domain name allowed. Fun experiment.

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z The domain is created to reach the maximum number of allowed characters (255 (really 253)) with an exponential curve in the length of the letters as you proceed through the alphabet. The formula used is "1 + 62 * (10/7)^(x-26)". To help illustrate this curve, reference the distribution on this sprea...

One of the 1st versions of our web site back in 2002.

Happy Birthday to us. Celebrating 17 years in business providing web development.

David Copeland’s Guidelines for Brutalist Design, which reminds us:

By default, a website that uses HTML as intended and has no custom styling will be readable on all screens and devices. Only the act of design can make the content less readable, though it can certainly make it more.