[danso]

Not only is this site still up (I'm assuming parts of it have gone down since it was originally posted), but the web-design firm that built the site still has a functioning front-page, made with the rock-hard kind of HTML design that maintain its appearance and functionality for at least the next decade of browser and standards changes:

http://www.presageinc.com/Presage%20Digital%20Stratgies.html

I think 1996 were the days in which high school age kids could get $30-$50 an hour making webpages of this quality for local businesses. That's not bad small town money when you adjust for inflation.

[rahimnathwani]

Surely you're joking! That page may look like text, but in fact it's all (not just the header) a big image:

http://www.presageinc.com/Presage%20Digital%20Stratgies_file...

The same goes for http://www.presageinc.com/Presage_Digital_Strategies,_Inc./P..., to which http://www.presageinc.com/ redirects.

[danso]

Exactly. Totally consistent as long as image formats don't change ;)

I'm amazed at how much HTML markup it took for them to just display a static image. And it looks intentional, i.e. not like markup generated by saving a standard Frontpage/Dreamweaver file.

[eru]

From the source:

<meta name="Generator" content="iWeb 1.1.2" />