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Random Generator Parodies Vapid Startup Websites

alphadogg writes: A pair of Georgia Tech computer science students have created a Random Startup Website Generator that spits out a different jargon-laden startup website every time you click on the URL. Mike Bradley and Tiffany Zhang's project "serves as a parody of startups that have websites full of vague praise and little information about their actual business, often because they have little to show in that regard."

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  1. Re:Zombo com by ClickOnThis · · Score: 5, Informative

    WELcome... to Zombo Com!

    You can do Anything at Zombo Com,

    The only limit...is yourself.

    Sadly, at the moment, the only limit is the zombo.com bandwidth limits.

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  2. Re:ROTFL! by popo · · Score: 5, Insightful

    At least now perhaps we can put to rest some of these awful trends in web design:

    - Oversized graphics that require excessive scrolling.

    - Parallax silliness (Because we can)

    - Round bio photos (Because Apple, that's why)

    - Giant "flat design" icons that add zero value

    - The full-screen expanded "hero" div which is basically this decade's "title screen". (Seriously, title screens suck. Why is one that requires slowly 'scrolling' past -

    - better than one that one clicks past?)

    - The giant quote. Does this need to fill up 1/3 of my screen? Why?

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