How Far We’ve Come in 18 Years
A Look Back at the World Wide Web
This is a partial screenshot of one of the first web pages I ever created for CTSnet, a San Diego-based Internet service provider. It was scanned from a page published in Success Magazine in 1994.
This wasn’t my first web page, though. I started learning HTML in 1993 for a browser called Lynx, then cutting edge web technology. It was text-only. You navigated by keyboard. That same year, the NCSA Mosaic browser came out sporting images, colors, and mouse navigation. The Mosaic browser is considered to be the precursor to the Internet boom.
Not the Page You’re Looking For
The 404 or Not Found error message is a HTTP standard response code indicating that the browser was able to communicate with the server, but the server could not find what was requested. Servers typically choke on these requests and spit out a boring default error message. We can do better than that.
Update: 2011-04-20 (go figure) ~ Just discovered that the dudes at Github did this same idea. So much for being clever…
Fun Themes
New feature! I’ve added themes to my blog featuring my photos and illustrations. Have fun and switch it up!
RollerMouse Free2
Custom landing page for RollerMouse Free2. Makes use of CSS3 effects in lower-half boxes and buttons to render what used to require graphics.
Potentia
Potentia Therapy web site. Custom CMS, WordPress blog, integrated e-commerce via PayPal.
