This site promotes the use of Apple Macintosh computers in the design and production of content for the World Wide Web. Many users and beginning web designers are unaware of the dominance and power of Macintoshes in graphics and design. We hope to change this by making it apparent just how dominant the Macintosh is in the design and creation of top notch web pages.

If you design and create Web sites using a Macintosh, please show the world by placing a "Made with Macintosh" badge on your site's home page. We have created several versions so that the design of the badge will be less likely to disrupt the visual design of your page. The badges have been carefully created to display well (they are in colors that don't dither in Netscape) as well as transmit fast (all four are under 1.1K.)

Please make your badge a link back to this page so that others can learn about the "Made with Macintosh" effort. The shortest URL of this page is "http://the-tech.mit.edu/Macmade/". Thanks a lot for your support.

A ShockWave version is also available.

To save these to your local drive in Netscape,
simply drag the image to your desktop. In other
browsers use these links to the files (1,2,3,4)

Mac Made Site of the Day
-- XVIII World Aerobatic Championships --

Submit your entries!

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This page is maintained by Thomas R. Karlo and Jennifer Lane.It was created on a Macintosh 8500/120. Initial page design was done in Adobe PageMill and completed in TexEdit. Graphics were created in Adobe Photoshop and Debabelizer.

The makers of this page are not affiliated with Apple Computer Inc. in any manner. Any opinions or statements made are theirs soley and do not represent Apple Computer Inc. in any manner whatsoever.

Apple, the Apple logo and Macintosh are registered trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc.