I like simple no-frills function-first websites, but I don't consider it a good thing when an old-style website has text running across the entire width of my 1440p monitor. It's just not pleasant to read, and given that the fix is often just two CSS rules (max-width:800px;margin:auto), I don't think it's unreasonable to ask for. You can still design your website like we're in the era of 800x600 displays, but please,…
I prefer OG style websites – what are yours?
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#42Because I don't want to deal with formatting, I want to focus on data. Firefox and Safari formatting looked great.
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#43cybernetic culture research unit http://www.ccru.net I doubt it's currently maintained, but these esoteric sites are fun
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#44Hacker News itself is a good example — no JavaScript bloat, loads instantly, works on anything. I also appreciate sites where you can actually find what you came for without dismissing three popups and a newsletter signup first. As someone who came late to the internet and learned a lot from straightforward, no-frills documentation sites, I have a soft spot for anything that just gets out of the way. With that being…
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#45Re: I prefer OG style websites – what are yours?
#46Web technologies call out to the minimalist in me, but I appear to be in the minority.
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#47Re: I prefer OG style websites – what are yours?
#48https://www.sheldonbrown.com/ https://www.vannattabros.com/dozer.html -- A detail page from the site, not well organized but so much great info about heavy equipment and logging.