The History Of Web Design And The People Who Made It happen

The History Of WEB DESIGN And The People Who Made It Happen Web design trends have come a long way since 1990. Here's what the first ever website looked like: e 0o The World Wide Web Project 3 http://info.cern.ch/hypertext/Www/TheProjecthtml World Wide Web The WorldWideWeb (W3) is a wide-area hypermedia information retrieval initiative aiming to give universal access to a large universe of documents. Everything there is online about W3 is linked directly or indirectly to this document, including an executive summary of the project, Mailing lists, Policy , November's W3 news , Frequently Anked Questions What's out there? Pointers to the world's online information, subjects, W3 servers, etc. Help on the browser you are using Software Products A list of W3 project components and their eurrent state. (e.g. Line Mode ,XII Viola , NeXTStep, Servers, Tools , Mail robot , Library) Technical *ils of protocols, formats, program internals ete hy mentation on w3 and references. ople involved in the project. tory of the project, The First port the web.. onymous FTP, etc. Website Today, things are very different - Now we understand the level of evolution and innovation that has taken place in the world of web design. I am someone who has grown up along with the internet revolution and witnessed the various trends that has come and gone. If you are a little nostalgic, then you should take a look at the growth of websites and the changes taken place over the years. Bernery Le HTML was first used by physicist Berners-Lee for sharing technical documents 1990 with his colleagues. Using the same principle, he has been able to develop a website comprising of just text and numbers. The Hyper Text Mark Up He created the concept of link building, where users can start building URLS based on their Language (HTML) personal needs. The internet became available to the public, leading to a rapid development in the field of 1991 web development and design. The web team from CERN built a text only browser and hoped that few volunteers would NSF liberates the Internet create a GUI version for MAC, PCs and UNIX machines. They also lended their code to usage restriction for volunteers for their 'DIY browser project'. commercial purpose Hence, the web browsers started making appearances. 1993 Attractive Websites Make Their Debut Mosaic is a brilliant browser written by Marc Andreessen and Eric Bina. This browser was robust and user-friendly. Commercial advertisements also started around the same time, making websites a prime advertising real estate. More browsers started supporting images and text leading to more visually appealing websites. Table-style layout started growing in popularity. Designers could work with standard design tools. Marce sndreyen A structured web design and 1994 development came into existence with the foundation of WC3. The internet started The Birth Of Worldwide Web getting more attention from the Silicon Valley investors. Consortium (WC3) 1995 The Browser War Microsoft Vs Netscape Bill Gates won by a huge margin by providing Internet Explorer for free to all their Windows 95 users. In the end, Netscape made its code open-source, which is now known as Mozilla Firefox. Bill Dater 1996 - 1998 Websites Become Interactive The web now hosts 147 Million active users and 2 Million websites. WC3 introduced CSS. It made web designer's life much easier by structuring the website as a whole rather than creating separate structures for each page. CSS Frame-style websites made their Rudimentary CSSs was made available, but due to incompatible browsers, it did presence, allowing a website to portray more information in a single webpage. not take off until late 2000. PHP 3 PHP 3, founded by Andi Gutmans and Zeev Suraski, made a grand entrance into the web world by making dynamic websites a possibility. Flash based animations and videos made interactive websites quite simple to develop. The designers had the creative freedom to go above HTML. Zur Surcagko 1999 A Japanese provider, NTT DOCOMO, creates standards for mobile browser and data. The Mobile Web Is Here 2000 Once the dot com bubble burst, there was a complete change in how businesses and people started looking at websites. The need for a more attractive and organized Web Design Gets A New Look website came into play. 2001 to 2015 Trends That Make The Web We Know • A clutter-free layout. • Separated design where content and image have their own place in web design. The Rapid Proactive • Minimal design plays an important role. Growth Phase Web 2.0 took users by a storm making 2003 the public take notice. Social media websites started making a strong presence. The Birth of Web 2.0 Blogging platform took the front stage with the birth of Wordpress. It's a landmark year where the number of users browsing the web using their mobile phone increased substantially, 2008 overtaking the desktop internet users. Google also came up with the browser called Chrome'. Open-Source became prominent and more website owners started looking at reducing their development cost with such options. 2010 2 billion active internet users. The HTML 5 opens door to richer media integration, higher semantic integration as well as good native support. 2011 The Responsive Design Takes Charge As users got frustrated with all the pinching and zooming, Ethan Marcotte, a website developer, came up with a responsive design that let the website be accessible to all screen sizes and devices. than Mareutfe 2016 • Beautiful Typography. • Importance of Whitespace. • Telling a story with parallax. • Using high quality images and media. Trends Ruling The Website • Giving the right user experience. Growth THE FUTURE OF WEB DESIGN As we move forward, web design will provide the right user experience. Intuitive images, great content and a well constructed layout is the perfect formula for a great website. Let Our Atlanta Web Designers Help You! [email protected] | (404) 788-6332 References http://info.cern.ch/hypertext/WwW/TheProject.html http://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2010/05/the-first-website-ever-made/ http://php.net/manual/en/history.php.php http://www.computerhistory.org/timeline/networking-the-web/ »INNOVATIVE PEOPLE innoppl . www.innoppl.com [email protected] (404) 788-6332 Copyright © 2016 Innoppl. All rights reserved.