Web 1.0

ウェブ1.0 / 1990s / Style / Digital Retro

Reuses the naivety of the constrained early web as directness and charm. In the 2020s it came back as a movement to take the personal site back, gathering under names like Neocities and Yesterweb.

Web 1.0 — Netscape Navigator 1.22 screen — Wikimedia Commons / CC0
Netscape Navigator 1.22 screen — Wikimedia Commons / CC0 · CC0

At a glance

Visual cues

  • Blue links
  • Low-res GIFs
  • System fonts
  • Plain buttons

Best used for

  • Showing affection for internet culture
  • An unpolished, approachable feel

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Dictionary entry

Type
System sans and monospace
Composition
Left-aligned, borders, table-like division
Material
White background, blue links, dithered images
Caution
Don't regress actual accessibility. Separate the look from interaction quality.
Further study
GeoCities archives / early Yahoo!

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