Daylica is an independent reference guide to seasonal fruit and vegetables. The site was rebuilt from the archived daylica.com snapshots of 2021-2023: the layout, the typography, the photographs and the shelf labels come from those captures, while the explanatory text was written again. The guide publishes no goods, takes no orders and shows no shop address. Every number it quotes comes from one dated capture and can be traced back to it.
Daylica is an independent reference guide to seasonal fruit and vegetables. The site was rebuilt from the archived daylica.com snapshots of 2021-2023: the layout, the typography, the photographs and the shelf labels come from those captures, while the explanatory text was written again. The guide publishes no goods, takes no orders and shows no shop address. Every number it quotes comes from one dated capture and can be traced back to it.
Eight produce lines with the shelf label that each one carried, and a short note on how to pick it. One archived photograph per line where the archive kept it, and a plain note where it did not. Two lines - Cherry and Capsicum - survive in the guide as label data only, because their shelf photographs were never archived.
Eight produce lines with the shelf label that each one carried, and a short note on how to pick it. One archived photograph per line where the archive kept it, and a plain note where it did not. Two lines - Cherry and Capsicum - survive in the guide as label data only, because their shelf photographs were never archived.
The archive of daylica.com holds one small builder site with a produce theme, published in November 2020 and last captured in March 2023. Most of its text blocks were builder placeholders that said so in plain words. Those placeholders were replaced with the text you are reading. The produce names, the label prices, the discounts and the photographs were left exactly as captured, and the captures behind them are listed on the contact page.
Daylica is an independent reference guide to seasonal fruit and vegetables. The site was rebuilt from the archived daylica.com snapshots of 2021-2023: the layout, the typography, the photographs and the shelf labels come from those captures, while the explanatory text was written again. The guide publishes no goods, takes no orders and shows no shop address. Every number it quotes comes from one dated capture and can be traced back to it.
Every line is a single card: the name, the archived shelf label, and a short note on picking it.
The advice stays general on purpose, so that it holds in any country where the same produce is sold.
The photographs come from the archive itself, so picture and label belong to the same shelf.