: Includes "Focus of the Week" features, providing behind-the-scenes looks at filming locations like Sölden, Austria and the elaborate Day of the Dead opening sequence in Mexico City.

In 2015, many film sites were still desktop-first. The Spectre site was fully responsive, allowing users on iPhones to pinch, zoom, and explore the lair, which boosted its mobile search ranking.

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<section class="section section-dark"> <h2>⚡ KEY CHARACTERS</h2> <div class="cast-list"> <div class="cast-card"> <h3>James Bond</h3> <p>Daniel Craig</p> <small>007 · MI6</small> </div> <div class="cast-card"> <h3>Franz Oberhauser</h3> <p>Christoph Waltz</p> <small>Leader of SPECTRE</small> </div> <div class="cast-card"> <h3>Dr. Madeleine Swann</h3> <p>Léa Seydoux</p> <small>Bond's ally</small> </div> <div class="cast-card"> <h3>M</h3> <p>Ralph Fiennes</p> <small>Head of MI6</small> </div> <div class="cast-card"> <h3>Q</h3> <p>Ben Whishaw</p> <small>Quartermaster</small> </div> </div> </section>

If you are a James Bond completist, head to the Wayback Machine. If you are a marketer, study the screen recordings. And if you are just a fan feeling nostalgic—pour a martini (shaken, not stirred), pull up the archived homepage, and appreciate a time when websites were designed to be infiltrated, not just viewed.

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