After five-plus years in the Web design business, I have nothing to show for myself. But when it comes to the successful commercial projects on which a designer's reputation is usually based, you could tally mine on the fingers of an amputee. The Web delivers instant access to information that may be gone in an instant. Forever After Linkrot is Web designspeak for links that point to sites no longer with us. Like the driver's license of an alien abduction victim, they are evidence of a vanished entity.
Clients decide when a site no longer serves their needs.
But entertainment sites are as short lived as a Hollywood career. Soon after the movie leaves the theaters, it also exits the Web. I've worked on several entertainment sites, a few of them groundbreaking. Plus a consistent thematic treatment, a unique narrative voice, an intuitive visual navigation system, an interactive Post Office that sent you letters in response to your own, full-screen graphics, a Riddler game paralleling a major plot point of the film, a series of user message boards, and a hidden Easter egg full of downloadable goodies. Updated weekly, it was also one of the first sites to attempt to display text in readable columns by torturing HTML into a design language.