Ancient Web: The First Website Still Explains the Web
CERN preserves the historic address of the first World Wide Web page, a tiny document that explained the Web itself when browsers, servers, HTML, and URLs were still new ideas.
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CERN preserves the historic address of the first World Wide Web page, a tiny document that explained the Web itself when browsers, servers, HTML, and URLs were still new ideas.
W3C's old Web-history timeline traces the path from hypertext ideas and Tim Berners-Lee's 1989 proposal through browsers, servers, Mosaic, and the founding of the World Wide Web Consortium.