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HTML DevelopedFirst Website
Text based
Single ColumnTable basedFirst Image10 million on internet
600 websites0 users16 ColoursBackground image
Sites bright, ugly and difficult to look at
Garish Ads
Serif Font – Times New Roman
3D style colourful buttons
Images out of proportion256 coloursAnimated text, Dancing gifs, Visual Hit countsSerif Font – Times New RomanFlash and Javascript animationDial up internet availableFrames
First CSS
Active Server Pages74 million on internet
650000 websitesFlashHTML 474 million on internet
650000 websitesStart of the use of Sans Serif fonts - Arial279 million on internet
2.2 million websitesCSS3Rise of JavascriptNavigation to top
Drop down menus, FormsFlash Animated Introduction page
Animated content72 million on internet
38 million websitesWeb2.0
Facebook
mySpaceInteractive Content
lengthy drop shadows, shiny bubbles, oversized buttons and glares16777216 coloursVideo streamingLong scrolling pages
Stock photographs
Drop ShadowFacebook goes publicMobile Web
Open Source960 grid system and 12-column division
Libraries of visual elements that contains all the code in it - Bootstrap and FoundationWebsite tall and thin
Navigation minimal
Flat design
Responsive design
Javascript animation
Skeuomorphism
Texture, light and colours unite to create a sense of depth and realism. 2 billion on internet
240 million websitesHTML51 billion websitesFreedom of DesignFlat design - elimination of graphical elements that have no significant value or purpose within a user interface.
Simplicity is key: decorative elements such as gradients, textures and reliefs are avoided. The style utilises open space, bright colours, sharp edges and two-dimensional illustrations with a strong focus on usability.
Omitting complex graphics means that users have less distraction and can focus on content.Do it yourselfFlat DesignPériodes
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