Hey folks! Last night, while doom-scrolling through endless Tailwind/shadcn landing pages (you know, the ones with identical "rounded-xl" everywhere), I got hit with 56k modem nostalgia. So remembering the wild days of dot-com pages, I put together this simple tool.
While it started as just a fun project, I realized something interesting: stripping away modern design might actually help you focus on the content. Sure, it looks ridiculous (that's the point), but it's a surprisingly effective way to experience websites without dark patterns and infinite scroll engagement traps.
Plus, sending your Chief Product Officer a GeoCities version of your company's website is a fantastic way to start a conversation about web design diversity?
PS. Big shout out to the creators of Geo-bootstrap library!
