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Thank You, Steve
Walk through Steve Jobs' working life from Apple I to iPhone, in his own voice
It is a lovely example of how much feeling a single-page web story can carry with sound, motion and a few small interactions.
A free memorial site by Akash Bangad, published on the fifteenth anniversary of Jobs' death. It moves through eight chapters from 1976 to 2011, covering Apple I, the Macintosh, NeXT, Pixar, the iPod and the iPhone, with recordings of Jobs speaking, animated screens and small rituals: light a candle or leave a message. Works with or without sound; no ads or sign-up.
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