Web Design Museum

Web Design Museum exhibits thousands of screenshots and videos of websites, apps, software, and Flash games from the 1990s to the late 2000s.

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Twitter for Windows Phone in 2010

https://t.co/9RlLwhFSRD

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On October 21, 2010, Microsoft launched Windows Phone 7, a mobile phone whose user interface was created using flat design.

The new visual style received positive feedback, and Microsoft used flat design elements in the design of the Windows 8 graphics interface.

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@im_hanksome Friendster in 2003

https://t.co/4vGJZVnymc

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On October 18, 2006, Microsoft released Internet Explorer 7.0.

IE7 was the default browser in Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008 and Windows Embedded POSReady 2009.

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iBooks for iPhone in 2013

https://t.co/oMV2i408g2

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iBooks for iPhone in 2010

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Sony CLIÉ website in 2001

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In October 1998 Todd Fahrner began working on the Box Acid Test (Acid1) project, which tested if web browsers supported the CSS language. The test itself is a simple web page that contains several HTML elements modified by CSS.

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Apple iPhone website in 2011

https://t.co/9D5NhhXpZv

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Apple website in October 2011

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CheatCodes website in 2007

https://t.co/tVl5aS3DjO

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CheatCodes website in 2001

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In October 1998 two Danish web designers, Michael Schmidt and Toke Nygaard, launched a community website for designers, called Kaliber10000 (K10k).

Kaliber10000 (K10k) website in 2003

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2Advanced Studios v3 in 2001

https://t.co/d7N632eL0f

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2Advanced Studios v4 website in 2003

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Twitter in 2007

https://t.co/CKM2wRjlvc

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Evolution of Twitter (X) Navigation Icons

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Microsoft website in 2007

https://t.co/7tIXaBW6WW

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Microsoft website in 1994

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On October 13, 1994, The Mosaic Communications Corporation launched, under the name Mosaic Netscape 0.9, the first one in a series of browsers, called Netscape Navigator.