Howdy there partner, and welcome to the newly redesigned TSheets! If you’re a first time visitor, welcome – if you’re a returning reader, welcome back. You may have noticed that TSheets has a shiny new coat of paint, and a few extra goodies under the hood as well. In celebration of our new look, I thought it might be a good time to hit the wayback machine and take a look at where TSheets has been design wise. All images are taken from the great tool available at archive.org, the waybackmachine.
While the waybackmachine does give some listings for TSheets as early back as 2004, these are not found in the archive, and I can only wonder if the URL was held by a previous owner? Let’s see if we can get a comment from Brandon or Matt on this one.
Either way, the first archived listing for TSheets.com shows up on June 16th, 2006 with a simple yet effective interface:

Note the savings calculator over on the left side? Pretty nifty device.
On August 11th, 2006 the TNumber was added to the site providing a toll free number for business owners to get in touch with the TTeam at.

On September 29th, 2006 the monthly pricing box disappears to be replaced by a small text box at the top of the page. Same overall design is still functioning well, and driving both traffic and customers to the TSheets
time tracking system.

2007 was a great year both in product and website development here at TSheets. On the 5th of January we started adding a news feature down the left column, keeping potential and current customers abreast of what was happening in the now developing TLabs.
February 12th – meh…let’s move that news over to the right side.

March 10th, 2007 – how about a little php, tables, and a nice pleasing blue background?

August 13th, 2007 – wha blamo! The TSheets as we know and love today begins to take it’s first form. While the graphics are missing from archive.org, you get the general gist of things here with clear and easy navigation begin to come to the forefront.

Here’s where things start to get a bit fuzzy on archive.org, but the August 13th version of TSheets.com served us well until making the switch to a highly modified Wordpress installation courtesy of Mr. Matt Newbill.

As our user base and media coverage begins/began to grow, CEO
Matt Rissell thought it might be a good time to add a new coat of wax to the TMachine and include some new advancements in coding language.
In regard to building a new version of TSheets, our top dog of the code, Matt Newbill says, “Well as you can see the site (and blog) have been entirely rebuilt from the ground up.”
If you’re looking at that super slick rotating image staring you in the face, Newbill adds, “We’re utilizing JQuery to do our sliding effects and also some cool IE 6 transparent PNG trickery via CSS”
Newbill and design team made sure to give a nod to the old school and included a portion of the first TSheets logo.

Director of Marketing AJ Stallones adds, “I think looks sweet and I absolutely love the emotion that it brings to the table. It’s sexy, slim, easy to use and truly screams the essence of our culture.”
Couldn’t have said it better myself. I hope you’ll all join me in a tiny little bit of horn blowing and congratulations to Newbill and team when I say, “Job well done sir! Well done indeed!”