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Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web while working at CERN. He created the first web browser, web server, and the foundations of HTML (HyperText Markup Language). This breakthrough allowed documents to be linked together through hyperlinks for the first time!

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The first-ever website went live! Created by Tim Berners-Lee, it was a simple text-based page that explained what the World Wide Web was. It didn't have any images or fancy designs - just black text on a white background with hyperlinks.

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The Mosaic web browser revolutionized web design by introducing the ability to display images inline with text, rather than opening them in a separate window. This was a game-changer that made the web much more visually appealing!

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Brendan Eich created JavaScript (originally called Mocha) while working at Netscape. This programming language allowed websites to become interactive and respond to user actions without reloading the page. Today, it's one of the most important tools in web development!

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CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) was introduced, allowing designers to separate the presentation of a website from its HTML structure. This made it much easier to maintain websites and create consistent designs across multiple pages.

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Adobe Flash became super popular for creating interactive websites with animations and games. While it's no longer used today, Flash was revolutionary in showing what was possible with web design and interactivity.

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The launch of the iPhone changed everything! Web designers now had to think about how their sites would look on small screens. This led to the concept of 'mobile-first' design and responsive websites that adapt to different screen sizes.

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Ethan Marcotte coined the term 'responsive web design,' introducing a new approach where websites automatically adjust their layout based on the device's screen size. This became essential as mobile devices grew more popular.

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Google introduced Material Design, a design language that combined classic principles of good design with innovation and technology. It influenced how many websites and apps look today, with its emphasis on grid-based layouts and responsive animations.

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Web design focused more on user preference and accessibility. Dark mode became popular, and designers emphasized creating websites that are usable by everyone, including people with disabilities. This shows how web design isn't just about looking good - it's about being inclusive!

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Artificial Intelligence and machine learning are transforming web design! AI tools can now help create layouts, suggest color schemes, and even write code. This is making web design more accessible to beginners while giving professionals powerful new tools.