Evolution of Web Design - Design Timeline

Early 90s - The Birth of the Web

The early 90s marked the birth of the World Wide Web, with websites being simple, text-based pages with minimal styling.

This era was characterized by basic HTML structures, limited use of images, and links that were blue and underlined.

Click here to explore an early website!

Late 90s - The GeoCities Era

Welcome to the late 90s, where websites were filled with bright colors, animated GIFs, and lots of scrolling text!

Flashing text and scrolling messages were all the rage!

Web design was still in its infancy, but creativity was boundless!

Click here to see a classic GeoCities site!

Early 2000s - The Rise of CSS and Table Layouts

Welcome to the early 2000s! This era marked the transition from table-based layouts to the use of CSS for layout purposes.

Web design became more structured and organized, with cleaner layouts and better use of images.

Late 2000s - The Web 2.0 Era

Welcome to the late 2000s! Web 2.0 brought a wave of interactivity, social media, and user-generated content. Websites became cleaner, with a focus on user experience.

Key Features of Web 2.0:

Interactive and user-centered design
Social media integration
Extensive use of CSS for layout and design
Rounded corners, gradients, and drop shadows

Explore a Web 2.0 Site!

Modern Era (2020s) - Minimalism and Interactivity

Welcome to the Modern Web

Experience the sleek, interactive, and responsive designs of today. Modern websites focus on performance, accessibility, and a clean user experience.

Features of Modern Websites:

Responsive design for all devices
Minimalist design with high-quality visuals
Advanced CSS animations and transitions
Focus on performance and accessibility

Explore Modern Design!

Future Era - Immersive and Interactive Experiences

Step into the Future

Explore the possibilities of the future web—where augmented reality, virtual reality, and immersive interactions redefine the digital experience.

Imagine interacting with 3D content and holographic interfaces.

Possible Features of Future Websites:

Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) experiences
Interactive 3D elements and holographic displays
AI-driven personalized content and interfaces
Seamless integration with physical devices and environments

Experience the Future!