The Space Jam website from 1996 is still online. Warner Bros. kept the original promotional site for the film, and it sits at spacejam.com/1996 with its bare-bones layout and tiled backgrounds intact. Visiting it is like stepping into a snapshot of how studios approached the web in the mid-90s.
There is not much to do except look around and click the links. That is the appeal: the design choices, the way the pages are laid out, and the small details of the era are all preserved rather than reconstructed. It is a living museum piece, and it has become a favorite example when people talk about how long the web can remember.
It dates to 1996 and is credited to Warner Bros. as the creator. It takes about five minutes to explore. Good for nostalgia, for web design students and for anyone who wants to remember what film marketing looked like before social media. We did not test every link, so expect some pages to feel dated.
Tips for getting the most out of it
- Click through the links; each page is a period piece.
- View it on a desktop to appreciate the layout.
- Compare it with a modern movie site.
Questions about Space Jam (1996 website)
Is the original Space Jam website still online?
Yes. Warner Bros. keeps the 1996 promotional site live at spacejam.com/1996, and it still loads as of our last check. It shows the layout and style of a mid-90s movie site. You can find it at spacejam.com, and odd-sites.com lists it as a five-minute visit.
Why is the Space Jam website famous?
It is a well-known example of a very old website that has been left largely untouched. Its simple design makes it a popular reference for how early web pages looked. We check the link daily, so you can see whether it is still alive.
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