YouTube in 2011
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Web Design Museum
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Web Design Museum
@WebDesignMuseum
Web Design Museum exhibits thousands of screenshots and videos of websites, apps, software, and Flash games from the 1990s to the late 2000s.
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Remember when YouTube showed dislikes?
“Baby” by Justin Bieber was the most disliked video on the entire platform for nearly a decade… until 2018.
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Justin Bieber website in 2009
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March 17, 1995:
The #SJSharks became the first NHL team to have a permanent homepage on the internet. #TheFutureisTeal.
📸 Sharks Magazine vol.5/no.1
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System Of A Down website in 2001
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On March 18, 1999, Microsoft released Internet Explorer 5.0. The browser was integrated into the Windows 98 SE operating system, and version 5.01 was part of Windows 2000.
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@brockpierson Next time you use our post, please give us credit. Thanks :-)
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Facebook profile page in 2007
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@juresmccann Instagram for iPhone in 2011
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@laurennibbs87 @NostalgiaFolder @TheGoldenDays @RetroTechDreams @Google Google Doodle St. Patrick's Day in 2008
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@NostalgiaFolder @TheGoldenDays @RetroTechDreams @WebDesignMuseum @Google
Happy St Patrick's Day Google (2006)
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Early version of the #iCarly website graphics in iPilot (top) compared to the final version (bottom).
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@Y2K_DOTCOM Video Game Websites in the early 00s
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Facebook for Windows Phone in 2010
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Facebook for iPhone in 2009
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@hookedonmarkets Orkut in 2004
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Facebook in 2007
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On March 15, 1985, the first internet dot .com domain name, Symbolics . com, was registered to Symbolics Inc., a computer systems company in Cambridge.
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