Today, on the birth date of Anne Frank, The Secret Annex Online will feature as the Site of the Day on the website of the FWA (Favourite Website Awards). The Secret Annex Online achieved this by the votes of regular visitors to the FWA site as well as professionals from the online sector. The fact that Site of the Day coincides with the day Anne Frank was born makes the award even more special.

The Secret Annex Online is a 3D version of the Amsterdam house where Anne Frank went into hiding during World War Two. The three-dimensional online environment allows visitors to explore the house and the secret annex as they were during the hiding period. Events during this period are told in a series of stories based on Anne Frank's Diary and other witness accounts. The museum in Amsterdam is not furnished as the secret annex was cleared of its contents after those in hiding were arrested. After the war, it was Otto Frank's wish that the rooms should remain empty. The online hiding place allows visitors to see and learn more about various objects not on view. The virtual rooms were furnished using reference photographs that were taken in 1999 when the front part of the house and the secret annex were temporarily re-furnished. Dutch Television network company AVRO TV made unique footage available which was shown online for the first time on The Secret Annex Online. In these fragments, the helpers reflect on the war years and talk about their roles in helping Anne Frank and the people living in hiding.

The Secret Annex Online was not only chosen as the FWA's Site of the Day, but is also the web pick of the week on American portal Commarts, a popular platform for innovative arts and culture projects.