The old web is still out there. Go find yours.

Room 01

The Internet Archive has preserved the web since 1996. HTML Museum picks out the moments worth seeing: the redesigns, experiments, strange ideas, and turning points that changed how the web looked.

Wayback preserves. We curate.

Room 02

In the works

1. Twenty years of Apple.comapple.com
2. The evolution of Google Searchgoogle.com
3. Yahoo, when it was the front pageyahoo.com
4. GeoCitiesgeocities.com
5. The rise and death of Flash2advanced.com
6. When every website had a splash screenhellokitty.com
7. Hit countersgeocities.com
8. 404 pages through historygoogle.com
9. The <marquee> collection
10. Websites before responsive designnytimes.com
11. SaaS pricing pages over timebasecamphq.com
12. Dead Google productsgoogle.com
13. The first websites of today's biggest companiesamazon.com

Room 03

For people who build for the web.

If you design or write front-end code, the history of your medium is a working reference. Every pattern you reach for was once somebody’s new idea, and plenty of the old ones deserve a second look.