Early websites were simple and static, consisting of basic HTML code with text and images
Graphics were minimal due to slow internet speeds, resulting in small, low-resolution images
Late 1990s saw the introduction of CSS, allowing for better styling and layout control
Flash became popular for creating interactive and animated websites, offering rich multimedia experiences
High-speed internet allowed for more complex graphics and multimedia content
The competition between browsers (Internet Explorer, Netscape) influenced web design practices and standards
Introduction of responsive design principles ensured websites worked well on a variety of devices and screen sizes
A shift towards flat design with minimalistic and clean interfaces, focusing on usability and speed
Increased use of frameworks like Bootstrap and libraries like jQuery streamlined development
Trend towards minimalism with clean lines ample white space and simple color schemes
Designing primarily for mobile devices ensuring a seamless experience across all screen sizes
Use of AI to enhance user experience through chatbots personalized content and automated design adjustments
