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Websites in 2016 2016

Archived homepages · 2016

What websites looked like in 2016

84 famous homepages as the Internet Archive captured them in 2016: adobe.com, aol.com, apple.com, bbc.co.uk, bestbuy.com, blizzard.com, disney.com, gamefaqs.com, gamespot.com, hotmail.com, imdb.com, lego.com, lycos.com, microsoft.com, msn.com, nintendo.com, nokia.com, nytimes.com, spacejam.com, theguardian.com, walmart.com, yahoo.com, ea.com, ebay.com, nick.com, amazon.com, ask.com, cartoonnetwork.com, craigslist.org, espn.com, expedia.com, google.com, icq.com, ign.com, ikea.com, newgrounds.com, nike.com, playstation.com, pokemon.com, winamp.com, blogger.com, napster.com, netflix.com, paypal.com, cnn.com, deviantart.com, runescape.com, miniclip.com, wikipedia.org, xbox.com, addictinggames.com, steampowered.com, last.fm, myspace.com, skype.com, tesla.com, digg.com, facebook.com, orkut.com, clubpenguin.com, etsy.com, huffpost.com, linkedin.com, reddit.com, roblox.com, wordpress.com, youtube.com, kongregate.com, twitter.com, zillow.com, airbnb.com, dropbox.com, tumblr.com, github.com, hulu.com, stackoverflow.com, bing.com, minecraft.net, soundcloud.com, instagram.com, pinterest.com, twitch.tv, discord.com and openai.com. The oldest site here is adobe.com, archived since 1996.

2016

The homepages

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  1. adobe.com – 2016Nov 1, 2016
    adobe.com homepage in 2016

    adobe.com in November 2016: hanging light bulbs in a dark room and “Watch Adobe MAX live.”; the footer is only partly styled in this replay.

  2. aol.com – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    aol.com homepage in 2016

    AOL in June 2016: a dark panel above the left menu with the logo, the date and “Set your Location”.

  3. apple.com – 2016Jun 2, 2016
    apple.com homepage in 2016

    Tiles: iPad Pro, iPhone, Apple TV.

  4. bbc.co.uk – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    bbc.co.uk homepage in 2016

    “Welcome to BBC.com” at bbc.co.uk in June 2016: a grid of photo tiles above a News row.

  5. bestbuy.com – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    bestbuy.com homepage in 2016

    Best Buy in June 2016: “HOTTEST DEALS FOR DAD” on blue and a price match guarantee.

  6. blizzard.com – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    blizzard.com homepage in 2016

    A World of Warcraft: Legion hero on Blizzard's homepage, with news headed “Overwatch Hits 7 Million Players”.

  7. disney.com – 2016Oct 16, 2016
    disney.com homepage in 2016

    disney.com in October 2016: a wide Rogue One “Brand New Trailer” banner above a grid of films and characters.

  8. gamefaqs.com – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    gamefaqs.com homepage in 2016

    GameFAQs homepage: illustrated GameSpot headlines lead the page above ranked games, with the daily poll in the right column.

  9. gamespot.com – 2016Jun 15, 2016
    gamespot.com homepage in 2016

    GameSpot's 2016 homepage: An E3 news mosaic pairs large lead images with conference links and smaller story cards.

  10. hotmail.com – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    hotmail.com homepage in 2016

    A plain Microsoft account sign-in, “Use your Microsoft account.”, with no Hotmail on screen.

  11. imdb.com – 2016Apr 1, 2016
    imdb.com homepage in 2016

    The same trailer row now includes Doom, Top Gear and The Lego Batman Movie.

  12. lego.com – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    lego.com homepage in 2016

    LEGO.com in June 2016: a Mighty Micros racing scene above What’s New and recommendation rows.

  13. lycos.com – 2016Jun 1, 2016
    lycos.com homepage in 2016

    Lycos in June 2016: “Enables Excitement.” and a slide reading “Coming Soon. A new lycos.com”.

  14. microsoft.com – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    microsoft.com homepage in 2016

    “Surface Pro 4 does more. Just like you.”

  15. msn.com – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    msn.com homepage in 2016

    MSN.com in June 2016: the Services Stripe with Store and Rewards, photo tiles and San Francisco weather.

  16. nintendo.com – 2016Jun 15, 2016
    nintendo.com homepage in 2016

    Nintendo’s homepage in June 2016: Nintendo Treehouse Live @ E3, “See the new Legend of Zelda game”.

  17. nokia.com – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    nokia.com homepage in 2016

    Nokia's homepage in June 2016: “It's official. Withings joins the Nokia family” and “Nokia brand to return to the mobile market”.

  18. nytimes.com – 2016Jun 15, 2016
    nytimes.com homepage in 2016

    NYTimes.com in June 2016: the masthead image failed to load in the archive; the Crossword box sits on the right.

  19. spacejam.com – 2016Jun 29, 2016
    spacejam.com homepage in 2016

    The Space Jam DVD page at warnerbros.com/archive/spacejam/, centered on a wide black page.

  20. theguardian.com – 2016Mar 1, 2016
    theguardian.com homepage in 2016

    theguardian.com in March 2016: the blue masthead above refugee-crisis news; the lead image area is blank grey in this capture.

  21. walmart.com – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    walmart.com homepage in 2016

    Walmart.com in June 2016: a rotating-banner slide, “Newly featured patio sets”, above a row of featured computers.

  22. yahoo.com – 2016Oct 1, 2016
    yahoo.com homepage in 2016

    Yahoo in October 2016: more white space, a blue search button and a Yahoo Mail ad, “Faster, beautiful and intuitive.”

  23. ea.com – 2016Jan 1, 2016
    ea.com homepage in 2016

    EA's homepage on New Year's Day 2016: an Origin holiday sale, up to 60% off.

  24. ebay.com – 2016Jun 15, 2016
    ebay.com homepage in 2016

    eBay in June 2016: “SELL TO GET WHAT YOU LOVE”, a Father's Day tie and featured collections.

  25. nick.com – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    nick.com homepage in 2016

    Nick.com in June 2016: The Thundermans and “FULL EPISODES” on the orange canvas; a gray strip marks a hidden legal notice.

  26. amazon.com – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    amazon.com homepage in 2016

    The dark header.

  27. ask.com – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    ask.com homepage in 2016

    Ask.com in June 2016: the logo, one search box and a grey band of 20 topic links.

  28. cartoonnetwork.com – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    cartoonnetwork.com homepage in 2016

    Cartoon Network’s June 2016 homepage: the GAMES section led by Gumball in Battle Bowlers.

  29. craigslist.org – 2016May 31, 2016
    craigslist.org homepage in 2016

    Craigslist’s SF bay area page in May 2016: the event calendar now starts its week on Monday.

  30. espn.com – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    espn.com homepage in 2016

    ESPN.com in June 2016: “Watch live: Part 3 of O.J.: Made in America”; video areas render as gray boxes.

  31. expedia.com – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    expedia.com homepage in 2016

    Expedia's dark search panel on a night photo, with a “Search Anything” tab and “Save up to $570”.

  32. google.com – 2016Apr 12, 2016
    google.com homepage in 2016

    Google in April 2016: the sans-serif logo introduced in September 2015, with flat grey buttons.

  33. icq.com – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    icq.com homepage in 2016

    ICQ.com’s Windows page in June 2016: “New ICQ for Windows” and high-quality video calls.

  34. ign.com – 2016Oct 1, 2016
    ign.com homepage in 2016

    IGN in October 2016: Doctor Strange leads the carousel, with an All New VR Hub banner below.

  35. ikea.com – 2016May 31, 2016
    ikea.com homepage in 2016

    IKEA’s US homepage in May 2016: “A STUDY IN STYLE” on top and a big “Secure it!” panel further down.

  36. newgrounds.com – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    newgrounds.com homepage in 2016

    Newgrounds in June 2016: character art around large movie and game thumbnails and the news column.

  37. nike.com – 2016Aug 3, 2016
    nike.com homepage in 2016

    Nike's homepage: “Get the new Nike+ app”, with CUSTOMIZE in the top bar.

  38. playstation.com – 2016Jun 15, 2016
    playstation.com homepage in 2016

    US PlayStation homepage, June 2016: a blue PlayStation E3 2016 banner above the PS4 section.

  39. pokemon.com – 2016Jun 14, 2016
    pokemon.com homepage in 2016

    Pokémon.com in June 2016: a menu starting with Home and Pokédex, and Sun and Moon Pokémon in the first tile.

  40. winamp.com – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    winamp.com homepage in 2016

    Winamp homepage in 2016: the grayscale llama and coming-soon message remain visible above the orange PC and Mac download section.

  41. blogger.com – 2016Oct 8, 2016
    blogger.com homepage in 2016

    Blogger’s red cooking-themed hero says “Publish your passions, your way”; the archived header wordmark is missing.

  42. napster.com – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    napster.com homepage in 2016

    Napster’s coming-soon page puts a white headphone cat over a black background and a trial button.

  43. netflix.com – 2016Jul 8, 2016
    netflix.com homepage in 2016

    “See what's next.” over a tilted wall of posters.

  44. paypal.com – 2016Oct 20, 2016
    paypal.com homepage in 2016

    PayPal in October 2016: a white page, a How PayPal Works button and a line drawing under “Join 188+ million people who use PayPal”.

  45. cnn.com – 2016Nov 9, 2016
    cnn.com homepage in 2016

    Obama’s legacy nightmare stretches across the page above a wide photograph and result box.

  46. deviantart.com – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    deviantart.com homepage in 2016

    DeviantArt’s homepage in June 2016: Undiscovered artwork, Best of the Week and Daily Deviations

  47. runescape.com – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    runescape.com homepage in 2016

    RuneScape's panorama homepage, still “Join the world's largest free MMORPG game*”.

  48. miniclip.com – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    miniclip.com homepage in 2016

    Miniclip’s 2016 homepage: a colorful takeover around the white portal, with Super Soccer Noggins in the feature box.

  49. wikipedia.org – 2016Aug 1, 2016
    wikipedia.org homepage in 2016

    Wikipedia on August 1, 2016: a new search box with a blue button, ten bare counts, and the old rows of languages still below.

  50. xbox.com – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    xbox.com homepage in 2016

    Xbox.com in June 2016 under Microsoft’s own menu bar: the white Xbox One S, then a separate $279 offer.

  51. addictinggames.com – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    addictinggames.com homepage in 2016

    AddictingGames.com in June 2016: rows headed Most Addicting Games, Games on the Go! and New Games, with App Store buttons.

  52. steampowered.com – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    steampowered.com homepage in 2016

    Steam’s homepage in June 2016: the HTC Vive headset beside a Resident Evil franchise sale.

  53. last.fm – 2016Jan 1, 2016
    last.fm homepage in 2016

    Last.fm switches to a dark waveform and artist bubbles; the all-time counter is unpopulated and private listener cards are blurred.

  54. myspace.com – 2016Feb 1, 2016
    myspace.com homepage in 2016

    Myspace in February 2016: Lily James in “Pride and Prejudice and Zombies” on the magazine cover.

  55. skype.com – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    skype.com homepage in 2016

    Skype homepage: group video on mobile and tablet, and “Invite anyone to a call”.

  56. tesla.com – 2016Dec 1, 2016
    tesla.com homepage in 2016

    The first tesla.com homepage capture here: “Full Self-Driving Hardware on All Cars” over a Model S at sunset.

  57. digg.com – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    digg.com homepage in 2016

    Digg in June 2016: a “Chat with us on Messenger” strip and a menu of Home, Video, Editions and Store.

  58. facebook.com – 2016Mar 1, 2016
    facebook.com homepage in 2016

    Facebook in March 2016: the flat sign-up page, now pointing to “Facebook Search”.

  59. orkut.com – 2016Jun 22, 2016
    orkut.com homepage in 2016

    Orkut's 2016 landing redirects to hello.com/orkut, showing the founder's letter on lavender.

  60. clubpenguin.com – 2016Jun 15, 2016
    clubpenguin.com homepage in 2016

    Club Penguin’s homepage in June 2016: the same welcome picture with PLAY NOW! and an Unlock Items button beside it.

  61. etsy.com – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    etsy.com homepage in 2016

    Etsy's redesign: “Whoever you are, find whatever you're into” and a search box.

  62. huffpost.com – 2016Aug 13, 2016
    huffpost.com homepage in 2016

    The Huffington Post in 2016: a white masthead on a dark green bar, “INFORM • INSPIRE • ENTERTAIN • EMPOWER”, and one row of sections.

  63. linkedin.com – 2016Nov 1, 2016
    linkedin.com homepage in 2016

    LinkedIn in 2016: a dark wall of faces behind “Be great at what you do”, with an orange cookie notice across the top.

  64. reddit.com – 2016Feb 29, 2016
    reddit.com homepage in 2016

    Reddit in February 2016: the newsletter bar, “Want to join? Log in or sign up in seconds.” and r/StardewValley trending.

  65. roblox.com – 2016Jun 15, 2016
    roblox.com homepage in 2016

    Roblox’s homepage in June 2016: the same roller coaster with “Powering Imagination” under the wordmark and the sign-up form.

  66. wordpress.com – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    wordpress.com homepage in 2016

    WordPress.com: “Create your new website today” leads the concert-photo hero, with links to create a website, start a blog, and discover posts.

  67. youtube.com – 2016Jun 15, 2016
    youtube.com homepage in 2016

    “Popular Right Now”, a feedback question and YouTube Red in the guide; the Britain’s Got Talent shelf retains a grey thumbnail row.

  68. kongregate.com – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    kongregate.com homepage in 2016

    Kongregate's 2016 homepage: the Kongregate Game Jam winners banner leads the six-tile Hot New Games grid.

  69. twitter.com – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    twitter.com homepage in 2016

    Twitter in June 2016: Moments picture stories and Featured Tweets under a row of tabs, beside a blue sign-up card.

  70. zillow.com – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    zillow.com homepage in 2016

    Zillow.com in June 2016: “Find your way home” with Buy, Rent, Sell and Zestimate tabs, above rows of San Francisco open houses.

  71. airbnb.com – 2016Jun 2, 2016
    airbnb.com homepage in 2016

    “LIVE THERE”, 191+ countries and a Play Video button.

  72. dropbox.com – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    dropbox.com homepage in 2016

    Dropbox.com in June 2016: the same drawing, “Dropbox works the way you do” and “Sign up free with Google”.

  73. tumblr.com – 2016Feb 1, 2016
    tumblr.com homepage in 2016

    Tumblr in February 2016: a blurred photo behind the sign-up box, App Store and Google Play badges, and no counter.

  74. github.com – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    github.com homepage in 2016

    GitHub in June 2016: “How people build software” over a photo of an Octocat figure, and “Introducing unlimited private repositories”.

  75. hulu.com – 2016Jul 27, 2016
    hulu.com homepage in 2016

    hulu.com/welcome in July 2016: “Hello, welcome to great TV.”, plans “Starting at $7.99/month” and a Start Your Free Trial button.

  76. stackoverflow.com – 2016Jun 16, 2016
    stackoverflow.com homepage in 2016

    Stack Overflow in June 2016: “a community of 4.7 million programmers” and a flat orange logo.

  77. bing.com – 2016Jun 15, 2016
    bing.com homepage in 2016

    Bing in June 2016: the capital-B Bing wordmark and a teal search button over Gare do Oriente in Lisbon.

  78. minecraft.net – 2016Nov 2, 2016
    minecraft.net homepage in 2016

    minecraft.net in November 2016: a white page, an illustrated game world and a green panel, “Buy Minecraft”, “Available for basically any device”.

  79. soundcloud.com – 2016Apr 1, 2016
    soundcloud.com homepage in 2016

    SoundCloud’s homepage on April 1, 2016: “Find the music you love.” over a search box, with trending charts and Get the app below.

  80. instagram.com – 2016Jun 15, 2016
    instagram.com homepage in 2016

    Instagram.com in June 2016: a white page with a sign-up form, “Sign up to see photos and videos from your friends.”, beside two phones.

  81. pinterest.com – 2016Jun 1, 2016
    pinterest.com homepage in 2016

    “He used Pinterest to start his rooftop oasis”: 50+ billion ideas, and only the red P badge.

  82. twitch.tv – 2016Feb 1, 2016
    twitch.tv homepage in 2016

    Twitch.tv in February 2016: an offline GSL player still announcing “2015 Global StarCraft II Season 2 started!”

  83. discord.com – 2016Nov 22, 2016
    discord.com homepage in 2016

    Discord's Blurple illustrated homepage: devices, coins and a question-mark block under “It’s time to ditch Skype and TeamSpeak.”

  84. openai.com – 2016Jun 17, 2016
    openai.com homepage in 2016

    OpenAI’s homepage in June 2016 redirects to the lab’s first research post, “Generative Models”, labeled Research #1.

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