Roblox Web Archive - A Look into Roblox History
Features:
A section displaying the oldest Roblox accounts ever created.
Each account will have an avatar image (or default avatar if unavailable).
Shows date joined, how long they have been online, and total time spent in-game.
Filters for top 100 oldest accounts, first 10 Roblox players, and legendary accounts.
A database of the oldest popular games on Roblox.
Each game will have a thumbnail image from Roblox.
Displays release date, creator, total visits, and last update date.
Options to sort by most played, most updated, or least changed over time.
A user authentication page with "Sign In" and "Log In" options.
Displays a Roblox-themed title and logo at the top.
Connects to a Roblox API login system for easy access.
A list of notable banned accounts from Roblox.
Includes username, reason for ban, and date banned.
A search bar to look up specific banned accounts.
A section for famous bans in Roblox history (e.g., 1x1x1x1, Shedletsky's alt, etc.).
Additional Features:
Search & Filter options to explore accounts and games easily.
Dark Mode & Light Mode toggle.
Leaderboard for longest active accounts and most played old games.
Interactive Timeline showing the evolution of Roblox from 2004 to now.
I'll create a Roblox Web Archive website that showcases Roblox history with all the features you've requested. Let's build this using Next.js with the App Router, shadcn/ui components, and Tailwind CSS.
This Roblox Web Archive website provides a comprehensive look into Roblox history with all the features you requested. The site includes:
Oldest Roblox Accounts Section
Oldest Famous Roblox Games Section
Roblox Sign In / Log In Page
Banned Roblox Accounts Section
Additional Features
The website is built with Next.js and uses shadcn/ui components with Tailwind CSS for styling. All pages are fully responsive and include proper navigation between sections. The dark/light mode toggle is implemented using the ThemeProvider component.
To deploy this project, you can click the "Deploy" button in the top right corner of the UI. This will create a new Vercel project with all the necessary files and configurations.
I'll update the Roblox Web Archive project to include these classic Roblox avatar images in the Oldest Accounts section. Let's incorporate them properly using the provided source URLs.
I've updated the Roblox Web Archive project to include the classic Roblox avatar images you provided. Here's what I did:
Added both images to the project in the /public/images/
directory:
AccountCard
component in both the homepage and accounts page to use Next.js's Image
component for optimized image loading.The images will now appear in the "Oldest Roblox Accounts" section, giving your archive a more authentic look with actual classic Roblox avatars. The Next.js Image component will ensure the images are optimized for performance while maintaining their quality.
import Image from 'next/image'; import myImage from '/public/my-image.png'; // Place the image inside the public folder
export default function Home() { return <Image src={myImage} alt="Description" width={500} height={300} />; }