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The Internet has changed the world in my lifetime, and web designers have been the ones shaping that experience. In this video we explore the history, and what the future of web designs might look like.
Special thanks to the Web Design Museum: https://www.webdesignmuseum.org/
📽️ CHAPTERS
00:00 – Intro
00:10 – 1990’s
01:39 – Java, JavaScript, ASP and CCS
02:08 – Flash
02:36 – 2000’s
03:55 – Web 2.0
04:43 – 2010’s
05:35 – First Responsive Site
06:37 – 2020’s
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Nice trip down memory lane. i think AI and it's evolution is a question mark as to how (human) web designers can compete with this new technology as time goes by because i find it hard to assess what AI's constraints are in how it potentially can overtake us.
Hi Flux Academy,
Can I translate your videos into Arabic and publish them?
What's the proper size (px) for:
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I feel I'm contributing to this as a developer and that makes me proud. but the future… 🌚
FYI: The thumbnail image says Web Wesign.
No credit to Altavista? 😉
I remember the Flash era — it was crazy back then!
Its really well put n informative how this videos enlightened me on a lot I quickly jumped into without understanding the roots of web technology
Grüße aus Deutschland ich bin dabei seit dem 56k Modem
I started doing web sites in 1991 on campus. I had no idea how early I was except that I kept getting asked why a graphic designer would want to know HTML. I forced my boss to add web sites as a service for the UW-Madison Division of Information Technology (DoIT) by creating graphic standards for web design. I never did get a full time job there though in spite of what I did for them. I also made them use the first digital camera to do the catalog. They couldn't believe that it was possible to take a digital picture and use it for print. The camera was made by Apple and took 10 black and white photos and or one color one. I remember asking Kinkos if I could send them a digital file and they had no idea what I was talking about. We always printed digital using a docutech. I sent the file as a PDF. This was in 1991. I think we only had five servers in the entire world at the time.
Am i mistaken, or does the thumbnail say "web wesign"?
I used to make colored text by making fake links. The web had one color and that was black text. The pages were also light gray unless you added code into the page.
The hilarious idea of 'under construction'. Because pages were thought of as fixed completed things.
I don't think anyone can create good furnitures… But websites?
Walk down memory lane…. A List Apart, Design Is Kinky, 2advanced. Thanks.
I built my first website in 1997 for fun. Today… It's me primary living. We've come a long way. 🙂
Oh… There were still search engines before Google. I preferred Alta Vista.
great video
Really enjoyed putting together this trip down memory lane. And yes, I know I left a lot out!✌️
So much nostalgia for seeing that 2advanced studios page again!!!