Code and Theory's approach to editorial web design

Re:Code and Theory's approach to editorial web design by forgotmypw17 on Tuesday May 24, 2022 @12:48AM (#31488117)

If you want to see some real rebellion, take a look at shitmyself.com.

It is compatible with Netscape and IE, works without JS, is transparent/forkable/clonable, uses PGP for identity and a partially table based layout.

The captcha login is hn/hn

btw, I have worked for c&t and they do do some amazing work design-wise.

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Re:Code and Theory's approach to editorial web design by eyelidlessness on Tuesday May 24, 2022 @01:23AM (#31488299)

Is it rebellious because it reinforces the “read the [f] manual/good luck reading the manual” trope? I found it (consider linking it, even if you do nothing more to make it informative).

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Re:Code and Theory's approach to editorial web design by codeyperson on Tuesday May 24, 2022 @12:56AM (#31488161)

Site seems to be behind a password

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Re:Code and Theory's approach to editorial web design by jansan on Tuesday May 24, 2022 @01:08AM (#31488218)

I overlooked it the first time, too, but as OP wrote, the login is hn/hn

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