Traffic 3 started life as a fixed-width reseller website built from dozens of Photoshop/ImageReady GIF slices. This remaster keeps its dark, technical, red-accent identity while rebuilding the experience for a modern web.
The original site sold U.S. expired-domain traffic in fixed visitor packages. These values are preserved only to document the historical package—not as current pricing or an active offer.
The old template let buyers choose categories for targeted campaigns. A modern implementation would turn this into a clean selector, campaign brief, or traffic-source filter rather than a dense HTML table.
The original 770px table is replaced by fluid sections that work cleanly from phones to widescreen displays.
Server activity, data packets and depth are native CSS animation—lightweight, accessible and dependency-free.
The concept can evolve into campaign qualification, source transparency, analytics and lead capture instead of a simple PayPal order button.
This version intentionally retains the original site's navy, white and red palette, technical-server motif and direct-response purpose.

Seven separate GIF slices exported from a Photoshop/ImageReady composition. The site depended on table cells lining up perfectly to form one visual.
Typography, shapes, gradients and animation are generated by modern HTML/CSS. The design scales cleanly and no longer depends on sliced raster artwork.
The untouched Traffic 3 HTML, images, order pages, FAQ and reseller instructions are included in the original/ folder of this project.