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Nice graphics, huh? And I think that entire page was about 4k to load.
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http://web.archive.org/web/1996-1997re_/http://www.core77.com
Enjoy :)
"Soft Core"
Oh wow, blast from the past. Hellloooo, Brooklyn.
I remember that; I think that's how I got my first job!
I remember that site. Around this time Stuart and Eric came up to Ottawa to talk about the site. Inspired me to create a digital portfolio
my 1st year in ID school. We didn't officially have email in Uarts back then...
Whaddya mean "under 25 never mind"? IMHO anyone on the net who does not know what Netscape Navigator was must read history. Aah NN 4.7.4.: The best browser ever!
Hey, that was me!
I was digging through some of the ancient web design books at Ravensbourne; here's another shot http://instagr.am/p/BVC-V/
I believe I found it in the bottom book: http://amzn.to/i2WnHZ
Anyway, massive blast from the past and thank god the 90s are over!