What if Contra had launched in 1999, and again in 2001? 🐐 I sent the community feed through two eras: a Netscape portal with banner-ad challenges, a visitor counter for upgoats and a buddy list instead of DMs, and a Flash-era collective with a thumbnail wall, a contests ticker and tiny pixel type.

Kept: the three-zone layout, the Create button, the goat. Changed: soft cards became bevels and hairlines, Trending became Hot Topics, DMs became an AIM window.

Both eras are live and switchable here: Website time machine . Also pictured: Contra meeting the early web. Which site should I send back in time next?

This is insanely creative Révolté! Love the 1999 Netscape portal concept with the visitor counter and buddy list 😂 The Flash-era 2001 version is pure nostalgia. The website time machine idea is brilliant!

I designed and built the website for The IBT Group, a process transformation consultancy from Australia. 30 years in the field, 37 countries, more than 6,000 people trained, and clients like PepsiCo, Rolls-Royce and HSBC They came with an AI-generated draft: one long page that took five minutes to read and showed every service at once. For a company that sells clear processes, the site did the opposite The idea is structure cut out of chaos. The hero runs a film of frosted glass channels carved through rough stone that turn into a top-down process map, and the headline ends on "Purpose. Speed. Integrity." in an italic serif Before that I tried a dark version with a dotted globe and a light one with a night city photo. Both looked like every other consulting site, and the second left me one thing to keep: the serif accent On the live site Process Mining is a pinned block whose tabs switch as you scroll, the Lean Six Sigma belts run from White to Diamond, and each solution got its own page instead of a paragraph on the home page Live site: theibtgroup.com

Vladyslav, this is super clean work! Transforming an AI-generated long page into a proper site for a 30-year consultancy like The IBT Group is no small task. Love the "Purpose. Speed. Integrity." direction - feels very premium and matches clients like PepsiCo and Rolls-Royce....