This was the way it used to look before the current layout. This was also the point at which I really started striving for an easy to maintain site without having to learn any database crap. Of course it took so long to get it ready that once that was done, I was bored of working on it and never got to take advantage of the "easy to maintain"-ability. Now watch as history repeats itself with this latest layout!

As far as graphical looks go, VGHaven from 2002 is my favourite. A shame it was a bitch to edit, it didn't work outside of IE, and the menus would explode if I put too much stuff into them. Still, it was my nicest looking site so far, and, as you can see, I have just moved several of the graphics straight over this one.

OMGHair.com. As you may already know, Hair is a horribly simple comic, where each episode takes roughly 5 minutes to draw in MSPaint. The site itself was meant to mimic that fact. It also had a fake collapsing episode menu, which in fact was a manually coded secondary index page. iframes was my way of keeping it easy to update. Horizontal menus always had their limits, though.

Actually, I lied before. My Followers of Malkav clan page was the first one where I aimed to make it easy to maintain--the previous Klimp.dk simply took that one step further. This is by far the site I have spent most time on over the years, since it was the site for my RuneScape clan from 2003 until 2008. Simple, but I like it.

Marshall put together this little thing, with graphics from TMNT IV. The characters even change into the active colours used in the game when you hover them, which I found orgasmically awesome. Nothing ever happened with it, though. The plan was that I would drag down my massive Turtles collection from the attic and dig out some old VHS stuff and video games and just cover it all in one massive Turtles site. That never happened, and now that I live far, far away from all of those old toys, it's even less likely to happen. It would be cool, though.

One of Marshall's half finished projects. It was meant to be a Klimp Network music site, far larger than the small music section we used to have in one of our older sites. I think he had that one bit of text about Thåström, and that was it.

I'm a nerd and I am goth, so an obvious thing for me to do is a site about vampires. Elysium was meant to be it. A place where I could talk about White-Wolf stuff, bitch about TV shows and movie, talk about books, and transfer text from my various vampire books onto the 'Net. It never happened, but the layout is quite nice I think, even if it is a bit smudgy.