Website archive · A legacy of creative work
A look back.
A starting point for what’s next.
Explore the original collection of XMLA website work. Use these past designs as a conversation starter about what to preserve, rethink, or create for your next website.
27 years in business. Many websites, each with a story of its own.
Overview
Archive pages are useful when they reveal project patterns.
Older work can still help define direction, avoid repetition, and clarify what a new version should become.
Legacy examples
Past websites and visual references that show range, categories, and design history.
Redesign cues
Identify what should be modernized, simplified, rebuilt, or carried forward.
Category insight
Review project types, industries, layouts, and content approaches across time.
Modern path
Move from archive reference into a current design, development, hosting, or support plan.
Portfolio gallery
Explore the portfolio.
The restored gallery keeps the image and media archive available inside the redesigned XMLA presentation.
Process
From portfolio review to scoped work.
We’ll explain the plan, agree the priorities, and keep you involved as the work moves forward.
Review examples
Look for the category, style, structure, or project type that matches the need.
Map the fit
Identify whether the next step is web, design, production, custom development, or support.
Scope details
Turn the reference into goals, deliverables, timeline, content, and technical requirements.
Build forward
Design, produce, develop, launch, host, and manage the finished work.
Next step
Use the archive to shape what comes next.
XMLA can turn older portfolio references into a modern website direction and managed build plan.