Web Design Today: A Continuous Evolution

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Web design is almost as old as the Internet itself: since its birth it has been applied to help users in their searches for information. At the beginning it was not yet known by the name of "web design", but it was still physician data an important effort of programmers infused in the development of websites , so that people could interact with portals to reach their goals in a fairly intuitive way.

The Evolution of Web Design
In many cases it was not much more than pure experimentation in the creation of websites , graphic experiments by developers in the mid-90s aimed at making portals more pleasant. Those were the days of the terminal browser: sparse colors, lots of text, an unmotivated predilection for black.

Those were truly different times, indeed.

Then came the trend of tables. Rows, columns and cells as if they were raining. The first browsers capable of showing images placed within pages were making their way. This, however, on the condition that you sweat a lot on the damned code to make the blessed tables appear. How much patience was needed, my friends!

Creating websites was a really laborious profession, too much so, and at a certain point Javascript was invented , a language that allowed the creation of dynamic objects. Really very dynamic, like the popups that were keen to never leave us alone, and that still populate the screens of many of us (not always to the delight of visitors).

With the increase in the computing power of the machines available to developers for the creation of websites , new paths opened up, such as the one that led to an apotheosis of shapes and colors. Gentlemen, all thanks to Flash , a technology that met the needs of the eyes but unfortunately distanced itself from those of search engines. Until the day before yesterday, Flash was the scourge of SEOs since content based on it was difficult to index, with consequent problems in positioning on search engines.