the "off-kilter" design:

This is the oldest design that I have of anti-exe. It was released in 2000. This was the first design created for the random ænterfaces, pronounced "aint'· er · faces". At the time, I was also pretty heavily using "æ". Note that this isn't the first anti-exe site. That was in 1998.

the "bluesteel" design:

This was the first design that I did for OSWD, Open Source Web Design. Unfortunately, it was never accepted as it contained graphics. I was told that it could have <img>, but they never mentioned using a graphic as a background. This was also the final design that I did for OSWD.

the "bluesnews" design:

This is a completely graphicless design. The design was done with only html and css. I think it looks pretty nice, too. It was inspired by my work with OSWD. This, along with the previous two and others, was part of the random design era of ae.

the "self-aware" design:

This was the first design that I did using one picture as the basis of the site. It's really a nice design, I think. The boxes with my face are links to different parts of the site and each link opens on this main page as a text box. This was also the basis for the "destiny" design.

the "prototype" design:

This is one of the designs that I did where I take a central graphic and create the website around it. This used flash in the only form that I can condone. There is a stop and play button in the corner to stop and start an Indikator MP3 stream.

the "destiny" design:

This was a design that I created when I lived in Oklahoma. Not only was I going to Destiny Church, but I was listening to Stavesacre, a lot. "And oh, some destiny still waits for me" is from one of their songs.

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the "current" design:

This is what you're looking at, right now. It opened on Halloween 2002, although for that night, and that night alone, it had a much much different splash page. I'd like to post the original splash, but I don't think that I have it, anymore.

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