Today, browsers vie to represent website designers' vision as accurately as possible.
On its website, Raw Vision refers to Outsider artists as "unknown geniuses... who invent their own forms, techniques and create private worlds".
Kick It Out's reporting officer, Anna Jönsson, refers all reported incidents of alleged racist abuse to the police's official hate crime reporting website, True Vision, which automatically passes them to police forces local to the person complaining.
According to the party's website, its vision is to "enhance Northern Ireland's constitutional position within the United Kingdom, achieving long-term political stability to deliver a peaceful and prosperous future for our people".
And if that's still not enough for confirmed Alanis junkies, there's her official thought-forum, aka website featuring a Vision On -style portrait gallery and a series of word-paintings of the inside of her head, aka poems.
Neufund today also released a whitepaper on its website detailing its vision to investors and the crypto community.
Its tech, which can be integrated into a retailer's existing website, uses computer vision and machine learning to let you take a photo of your room and remove furniture, wallpaper and other home décor, and replace them with items from a retailer's catalogue.
The university's website says, "the vision of the founder remains in full view over one-hundred years later.
As the company's website states, "Our vision is to grow our business, while reducing our environmental footprint and increasing our positive social impact".
The developers of London Bridge Station, boast on their website that their "vision of a London Bridge Quarter occupies a strategically important area of London".
