The History of Web Design

1. Early Days (1990s)
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Websites were basic, text-heavy pages with simple HTML and no design focus. The internet was primarily about content delivery.
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2. Graphics and Layouts (Mid-1990s - 2000s)
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Designers added images and colors, using tables for layout. Flash animations became popular for dynamic content.
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3. CSS and Web 2.0 (2000s)
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CSS allowed for better design control, and websites became cleaner and more interactive with the rise of social media and user-generated content.
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4. Mobile and Responsive Design (2010s)
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As smartphones grew in popularity, responsive design ensured websites adapted to various screen sizes, focusing on mobile-first experiences.
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5. Modern Web Design (2020s)
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Designs are minimalist, user-centered, and mobile-friendly. UX/UI, speed, and accessibility are prioritized, with innovations like AI and motion design shaping the future.

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