Thank you Hubi. You have done it again. Most awesome design I've ever seen.

Black Mesa Archive Website Issues
#21

Thanks!

#22

Hubi, this one looks fucking awesome, thanks, man!

#23

That’s just weird. The links should be removed or redirect to a “coming soon” page.

#24

The links now appear to take you to the countdown.

#25

Just out of curiosity, who is Jesse Lee Wingert?

#26

Jesse was our previous designer and a long time friend of mine.

#27

First post of mine here just to agree with the original poster - the site design is very clean, I can navigate the pages easily, and whoever designed the wiki did one hell of a job too.

I just have one issue though, after clicking anywhere on the forums I can’t use the arrow keys to scroll up and down? I’m using IE 9, and I’m noticing a second scrollbar beside the actual scrollbar, and when I click on the original scrollbar, I can scroll with the arrow keys again.

Other than that somewhat cumbersome bug, great job on the site, and great job with the mod…I actually had a dream that I was playing BM xD

#28

Try it on a different browser. I’m using Firefox and it works fine.

And this site design is freaking great. Simple but fancy, I love it.

#29

Why?!

#30

I think I found your dog.

#31

School laptops :meh:

InPrivate and normal browsing both have the same issue, I have to spam tab carefully until the cursor moves to the username and password field :\

#32

Well, it’s better than having the 404 page.

#33

The site certainly looks better, I’m glad the four-day problems I was having with the site are all gone.

Good job.

#34

Another job well done

Good work Hubi.

#35

I love this website design!!! Nice Job!!

Founded in 2004, Leakfree.org became one of the first online communities dedicated to Valve’s Source engine development. It is more famously known for the formation of Black Mesa: Source under the 'Leakfree Modification Team' handle in September 2004.