Have you got your first designed site, graphic, logo???

[picus]

Hello,
These are some of my first designs for the local government website back in 1999.
you can see the current website at http://www.ags.gob.mx
Blessings for all of you, fellow webmasters!

http://www.aguascalientesmapa.com/kiosco/Ciudad.jpg

http://www.aguascalientesmapa.com/kiosco/Ciudad.jpg

[socius]

Hi! I'm the product manager of www.alterimundi.com and here is the first website I have done four years ago, but still active!
www.andreaavena.com. I think we have done many steps from there and our last production! (www.atondinovergadanza.com)
Paolo

[gelcreative]

Here's the first website I ever created for a client www.btinternet.com/~doct/ (incorrect address on the bottom - I haven't had an AOL account for 6 years!)

Anyway, the miracle is that it's still going strong.... and believe it or not .... it's No. 3 on Google for "Health Screening" keywords, which is exactly why he doesn't want it changed!

About time he put up his prices though!

Jane
www.gel-communications.co.uk

[vwebworld]

Dec 14, 1999 version of www.vwebworld.com

http://web.archive.org/web/199912141...vwebworld.com/

~Roland

[J_Paul]

No Laughing or making fun.

This is the FIRST ever web design I ever tried using the geocities stuff when I was like 15.



http://www.geocities.com/jp_xeno/

[Steven Glover]

My first logo, http://www.liquidfusion.ws/sliders.jpg

This was my first site. I did it with my dad. http://web.archive.org/web/200106130...duct/index.htm

[Swiss Miss]

Here's mine: http://www.imabariculture.ch

Done last month. It took three days (altough I have
changed a couple of the pictures and added a few new contact links on the links page since I first did it, it's basically unchanged). I haven't touched it for a couple of weeks now.

[luvdavy]

I can't even let you see most of my recent stuff :(

Translation: I could tell you, but then I'd have to kill you.

(who's signed up for the next hat raid so far?)

I think Minstrel will appreciate my first website...LOL

http://www.geocities.com/luvdavy/

Jan

[DrTandem1]

Okay, I dug out an old copy of one of my first attempts to design a website. That was almost four years ago, a couple of years after my wife, Kristen, expanded her skin care business to the internet. She had a webmaster through a friend of a friend on the East Coast. The site started mainly as an online brochure.

After about two years, the woman who was her webmaster decided to quit working to focus on starting a family. This left Kristen without a webmaster and no way to update her site. At the time I was extremely busy with my own unrelated work. She took an HTML class, but really didn't understand it and wanted to spend time on her business, not making a website. You can see from the bottom of the page that the site was created (taken over by me) in June of 2000 and this version was updated about six months later in January of 2001.

Being a technically inclined guy with a major in computer science, I relented and said I'd take a look. I found the coding very simple, but as you will see from my "design", I had no idea what I was doing. That didn't stop me. The original webmaster's version was much more professional looking, but I wanted to build it from the ground up. I even added a shopping cart to the site. I found the clip-art I used for the shopping cart so campy that I still use it today on the cart itself.

At the time I had only a small graphic image program which had no tools for compression, layering, etc. After a lot of exploring, I found some free on-line compression services and compressed some of the GIFs.

So, the representation that follows is my creation after six months of experience and is the earliest work of which I had a copy. The design layout was bad and the images were even worse. I did have a few things pointing in the right direction. This is only the Home page of the site, and the other pages are not on this server. Only the e-mail and cart links will actually work. Here it is as it was:

http://www.drtandem.com/first-attempt/index.htm

Oh, I did add one tag to it today to keep the robots away.

Today, the site can be found here:
http://www.lotionlady.com
The technical business name is still Aurora Botanicals, but Lotion Lady (the domain name) is also now used as a ficticious business name and is a registered trademark. Proof that you can actually improve your skills with time and knowledge.

The current site still contains deprecating tags, but it is mainly to assure that older browsers can still view the pages. You'd be surprised at how many people still use Netscape 4.7x.

[blastradius]

ok here is the first site I did for a client, actually it was my practicum for school. There are still using it a couple years later so I guess it's not too bad.

http://www.forbes-gunn.com

I will try to find my cd of projects I did in school, then I'll get to laugh and see if I want to share.