A full time machine
Season pages cover the Mets from 1962 to today, organized so fans can jump to the years they care about.
Case study · Large sports history website
Mets Time Machine
Mets Time Machine is a large fan-built history website with many connected sections. It gives Mets fans different ways to explore the team, from a single season or player to a strange moment, major transaction, record, or all-time roster.
The goal
What the website needed to do.
Create a site that could hold a large amount of Mets history without feeling like a long article or a crowded database. It needed strong personality, clear paths, and enough structure to keep many pages easy to explore.
What I built
How I built it.
I built a story-first homepage and a full set of connected sections, with a bold Mets-inspired design carried through season pages, player pages, records, moments, transactions, ballparks, and interactive features.
Important features
Main features.
Deep player section
Eighty-five player profiles, search, and useful groups help fans find legends, champions, favorites, and one-season standouts.
More than reading
Records, moments, transactions, ballparks, and an all-time roster builder give visitors many ways to explore.
A closer look
More pages from the site.
The design stays clear and consistent as visitors move deeper into the website.
