The Website Gallery showcases a collection of websites created during the early years of the commercial World Wide Web. These preserved images capture not only the appearance of the websites themselves, but also the creativity, technology, and design philosophy that defined an era when the Internet was still new to most businesses.
Beginning in 1998, AZeats worked with restaurants that were willing to explore a new way of connecting with their customers. Each website reflected the personality of the restaurant it represented while embracing the possibilities—and working within the technical limitations—of the time.
This gallery is divided into two collections. The AZeats Home Pages illustrate the evolution of AZeats itself, showing how the company's website grew and adapted as the Internet matured. The Restaurant Home Pages showcase a selection of client websites, highlighting the variety of graphic design styles, branding, and online experiences created for Arizona restaurants.
Although many of these websites have disappeared from the Internet, they remain valuable historical records. Together, they document how early adopters helped shape the commercial World Wide Web and demonstrate how businesses first learned to communicate, market, and serve customers online.
We invite you to explore these galleries and experience a time when every new website represented another step into an exciting and largely unexplored digital frontier.
