What did the sites look like 20 years ago? Templates and layouts of zero sites.
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What websites and online stores looked like in the period from 2003 to 2015
The IT world is changing every day. Using the examples of layouts and website templates that we have created for our clients, you can see how everything has changed in 20 years.
We show the site layouts in chronological order. From 2003 onwards.
Website of the auto tuning Award Tuning of the Year
2003. The statuettes were cast in bronze. With one wheel - to the winners of the Moto nomination. With two cars. We show different layouts, which one was chosen by the winner - it will remain a secret.
Website of the X-Power car tuning studio
2003. The pictures are of such poor quality, by modern standards, that even the text is hard to read.
Aspirin training kit website for Bayer HealthCare
The website of the inventor and manufacturer of aspirin is Bayer. Educational and entertaining test training to test knowledge about the drug. Points were awarded for passing the test. Approximately 2004.
The website of the distributor of Germany auto parts: VAG, etc.
2004. Adobe Flash was still actively used back then. Animation was implemented in the working layout: a loader drove around the warehouse and loaded spare parts.
Website of the retail chain
2004
Website of the Finnish logistics company Saimaa Lines
2004
Website of the Printshop trading company
2004
Website of the distributor of automobile spare parts Alfa-technologiya avtomotiv
approximately 2005.
Fast Computers Online Store
approximately 2005
Online store of lighting, electrical and sound equipment CityTraidHolding
2005
Website of Technocom, a dealer of agricultural machinery spare parts
2006
Yu-Com online store
2006
GreenFresh Online Store
2006 Please note that in 2006 it was difficult to imagine a website without traffic counters. Spylog, Liveinternet counters were popular. They were usually placed at the bottom of the page and it was impossible to make them invisible.
Decoretto Online Store
2006
Website of the scientific and production enterprise Motor