The History of the Web

Neopets was a massively successful and inclusive digital world, but I think people focus far too much on its advertising […]

How would you structure a feed for syndicating blog content? Remember, it would need to be standard enough for a computer […]

In January of 1999, members of DoCoMo held a press conference in Tokyo, attended by only a handful of people. At […]

Image courtesy of Muhammad Rehan Saeed In 1999 the two largest browsers, Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer, were in all […]

In the beginning, the web had no memory. When you followed a link to a new page, everything you did […]

This article was originally published in CSS-Tricks. In August of 2013, Aaron Gustafson posted to the WaSP blog. He had a […]

People thought a magazine about the web would never work. People thought a magazine about the web on the web would never work. They both did.

I’ve been digging into the history of search engines and centralized platforms lately. Mostly my goal has been to uncover […]

When two sisters hit the web with their new idea, it was unlike anything anyone had seen. That one site, ChickClick, inspired so many more and crafted a foundational network of the early web.

When Kevin Lynch started going around and talking to web designers, he wrote everything down. He was interested in the hurdles that […]

Let’s talk about about the “Browser Wars.” They kicked off in the mid-90s, at a time when the world was […]

The design community in particular has been a rather dynamic part of the fabric of the web from its earliest […]