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I would say that
this would be the most memorable section
of this site. Mainly because I have
archived my websites from 10 years ago.
Think of it as a Imraneo.com's history
lesson :)
I started making websites since 1997,
when I first got my dial-up internet
account. I hosted my sites on free
servers like
Geocities,
Xoom
and
Tripod.
It's a pity I don't have the designs
from the very early days, but I kept a
few samples for other sites.
My last site before this one was
AbsoluteSURF.com, where the content was
similar to this site, but in a more
general sense and was also linked to a
product we were selling. I lost the
domain due to late payment. Pity :(
I would
recommend Internet Explorer for viewing
these site samples properly as Firefox
and other browsers were not catered in the design
during those times. Numerous links will
be broken as the samples are up for
design display only.
ICORP: The Imran Husain Website
1998: This site uses a lot of
dynamic HTML, which will not
work on today's Firefox
browsers.
This site also contains IE4's
active channels. I strongly
recommend this sample to be
viewed in Internet Explorer.
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WebKinetics IRC
1998:
Similar to the site above, this
was for WebKinetics. Uses
Javascripts for rollovers, and I
used one of my favourite
Photoshop fire filters for it's
graphics.
The ring will look broken in
today's Firefox browsers due to
incompatible CSS/HTML.
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WebKinetics Webdesign
1999:
This
is a site I did for WebKinetics,
a web company me and a few web
acquaintances formed up.
This site uses frames.
Positioning for certain wordings
will not look good now, as it
uses old DHTML standards.
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ICORP
Audiosite
1999: I called this "Audiosite"
as majority of the site was
audio related, containing midi
files, mp3 files, and also
realaudio files from movies.
Additionally, it also contained
3dfx Voodoo3 review - my first
ever review.
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ICORP
WebNation Splash
2000: This
was the period where I started
creating flash animations. Over
here, it's the splash screens
for one of my ICORP variations, WebNation.
You'll recognize the background
music as Fatboy Slim's "Right
here, Right now"
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ICORP
WebNation
2000:
Another variant of my site,
which uses flash for the menu
with my favorite "circular"
design.
This is the site to the slash
screen above.
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Palakrishnan & Partners
2002:
Palakrishnan & Partners, one of
sites I did for my client. This
site never took off and the boss
passed away about a year after.
This site was done for a law
firm, and uses internal frames
with flash animations for menu
and design.
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IcorpCENTRAL.com Splash
2003:
This
is the splash screen to yet
another one of my sites, IcorpCentral.
This is the first site that had
it's own domain. I also used
Swish software that allowed me
to improvise the flash
animation.
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IcorpCENTRAL.com
2003: This
is the main page of the above
splash screen. This would be my
first attempt of using RSS in my
site. Also, This is my first
site which had it's own domain.
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AbsoluteSURF.com
2004: This was supposed
to be portal-like site with a
number of news posters and also
a forum. Also, this site was
also used to sell a health
product that me and a friend
invested in.
This is also where I used random
images for the header, similar
to the one used here in
Imraneo.COM.
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Mini-TENS
Massager
2004: This site was one
of AbsoluteSURF's sister sites
featuring the product mini-TENS
massager.
This site uses internal frames
and also a flash animation.
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SG SoundSystem
2006: This is a beta
site template of SG SoundSystem,
a business that deals with
in-car entertainment.
I was trying out different
designs for a friend that owned
this business. The content that
you see in this sample are there
just for visualization purpose.
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As you can see,
there was a lot of time gap before I
launched this site. In fact, this domain
has been around for about 3 years. This
was mainly due to personal commitments
and such.
I am currently too occupied to do any
freelancing work. This section is put up
as a portfolio and also allows me to
review my old works. Certainly brings
back memorable times.
One last thing to add:
My Guestbook.
This thing's been around for ages. From
1998 to 2003. Don't be surprised to see
your posts in it! Of course, do feel
free to add on to the list, since the
service is still running!
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