BBC.co.uk gets animated over Doctor Who
The homepage got all animated today in anticipation of the forthcoming series of Doctor Who - promoting the teaser trailer that is now available online.
It was a visual approach the team first took to promote last years webcast - Scream Of The Shalka - which featured Richard E Grant as the Doctor. At the time I was so excited I downloaded and resized the animated TARDIS image to use as the screensaver on my T610
Posted by Martin Belam, December 6, 2004
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Hmm, don't really like animations, but this one is quite nice. Although I thought the tardis flashed, not revolved?
They should stop the animation after a couple of cycles though.