On 8 September 2022, Queen Elizabeth II died.For more than seventy years she had been a constant presence in British public life. Her death was an historic event — but it also produced something remarkable across the British internet. The web changed. Within hours, and throughout the days that followed, websites belonging to companies, institutions,…
SiteAtlas is an independent project exploring photographing, organising and exploring the web. At its heart is a simple idea: websites change constantly, but most of those changes disappear without leaving any visible record. SiteAtlas periodically takes screenshots of websites and builds a visual history of them, allowing a site to be seen not simply as…
About Site Atlas Introducing Website Photography Websites change all the time. A company’s website is often the clearest public picture of what that organisation is doing, how it presents itself, what services it offers, and how it changes over time. Site Atlas is built around a simple idea: Website Photography — capturing useful views of…
A visual directory for changing UK websites GB0.co.uk is part of the Site Atlas project. It uses Site Atlas website photography technology to record useful views of UK websites, check links, and build a visual history of how organisations change online. Where some Site Atlas directories focus on a single subject, GB0 is designed for…
About adding your website to is part of the SiteAtlas family of independent website directories and archives. When you add your website, you are helping us build a useful visual record of businesses, organisations and websites across the web. SiteAtlas periodically captures screenshots of listed websites, creating an archive that can show how a website…
The SiteAtlas Family SiteAtlas is not just one website. It is the centre of a small family of specialist websites, each using the same underlying archive of website screenshots while concentrating on a different part of the web. At the heart of the family is SiteAtlas.co.uk. SiteAtlas provides the technology, screenshot archive and common infrastructure…
