I just heard about http://web.archive.org. Images aren’t all there, but there are captures of pages on the web. It was a bit of a thrill to see the reincarnations www.afhill.com has gone through over the years. I was pleasantly surprised to see a link to “Accessibility” off the first version of the page, back in 2000 (sadly, the content of that page was never spidered).
2000: http://web.archive.org/web/20001019033353/www.afhill.com/portfolio.html
2002: http://web.archive.org/web/20020925233039/http://www.afhill.com/
2002: http://web.archive.org/web/20021126213612/http://www.afhill.com/ (a brief stint with content management)
2003: http://web.archive.org/web/20030805195515/http://afhill.com/ (a return to a look closer to the 2002 design, for a course at franklin. sadly, the site hasn’t changed much since then!)
edit: I had forgotten that www.afhill.com wasn’t my first website that bore my name. I found the oh so endearing “http://andrea.hills.org” I pulled together back in 1999: http://web.archive.org/web/19991001063408/http://andrea.hills.org/ (evidently I knew about alt text, but not checking for typos)
From jagged’s profile page (2001):
Andrea Hill (Web Director) has a Bachelor of Arts Degree in French/Spanish and is a self-described web geek, who spends hours on the web looking for cool sites, adrenaline-fueled design and free downloads. She bypassed those fly-by-night programming schools that promise jobs with big money and instant gratification and taught herself HTML and all that other fun web stuff.
(http://web.archive.org/web/20001017092947/www.jaggedmag.com/we_are_jagged.html)
From youthone (2001):
Andrea Hill - andrea@youthone.com
Webmaster
To balance out our Youth One syndicate, Andrea brings in four years of technical geekdom. Beware. Hill, a.k.a. the Mastermind, is not your average computer nerd. Although her dream is to be a castaway on one of the Cayman Islands with her top-of-the-line powerbook, she never ceases to amaze us at how well she functions in a real life environment. It must be her colorful personality combined with a cynical sense of humour and a passion for adventure sports that make Andrea stand out from the rest of the dysfunctional computer techies…
(http://web.archive.org/web/20010412120536/www.youthone.com/collaboration/Collaboration_Details.cfm?ID=107&p_Section=Y1)
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