To celebrate, the first website ever made – courtesy of CERN – came back today to be available online, with the same look and the same address for 20 years.
image browser NeXT, 1993
Who knew? was precisely 20 years ago that the Internet as we know it today emerged . Courtesy of CERN, specifically scientist Tim Berners-Lee, was on 30 April 1993 WWW technology became open to the world and accessible via any internet browser. It was to celebrate this event which, by way of nostalgia, the first website ever blessed the Internet came back today to be online.
The website is part of a projtecto you want to remember the early days of the Web, and is therefore precisely the same appearance as when it was released – which means that we will not be faced with a sophisticated website or a appealing design. But maybe that’s the charm, it allows us to have a different perspective of the evolution that the Internet would suffer during the next two decades.
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