90s web aesthetic

#microsoft #windows95 #90s 🖥️

You might know Olia Lialina and Dragan Espenschied as internet artists, or more specifically, as internet archaeologists. The duo have made a practice of plumbing the depths of internet culture, dusting off old memes and spelunking in old corners of the web. The obscure nature of their work makes their Tumblr, "One Terabyte of Kilobyte Age" (and their blog of the same name), all the more welcome.

We have selected 15 classic 90s website designs. You will learn how web design looked like in the 1990s. Have fun while learning.

#barbie #90s #y2k #webcore #website #generationgirl

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Welcome to Internet!

Take a look back at the Windows 95 in 1996. Discover a collection of iconic websites from the 1990s at the Web Design Museum.

This website looks old and outdated. The colour scheme looks awful.

Take a look back at the Regards.com in 1999. Discover a collection of iconic websites from the 1990s at the Web Design Museum.

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early internet/windows XP inspired wallpaper #internet #y2kfuturism

💾 Here's my personal branding video using an old computer interface. This GUI Graphic User Interface is a mix between classic Mac OS 9 and Windows 85, adding cute pastel colors. Hope you like it!

For Arcade Fire, Balenciaga and more, website designs are evoking the days of GeoCities, Windows 98 and flashing banner ads to be cool.

webcore rainbowcore Free animated GIF

Relive the early 2000s with the DPGraph in 2001. Visit the Web Design Museum’s gallery and experience the evolution of the internet.

bad web design. Too much going on, makes it confusing when trying to move around the website. images clustered on each other make it l;ook badly layed out. overall would put users off.

Discover & share this windows 95 GIF with everyone you know. GIPHY is how you search, share, discover, and create GIFs.

Relive the early 2000s with the VH1 in 2000. Visit the Web Design Museum’s gallery and experience the evolution of the internet.

Anyone who remembers August of 1995 will probably also remember the relentless promotional campaign that accompanied the release of Microsoft's amazing new operating system, Windows 95. How times have changed. Apple was in the doldrums then, Microsoft was everywhere, and the name "Bill Gates" was on everyone's lips. With a net worth of $76