What The First-Ever Website Teaches Us About Usability

By Reshma Kumar at June 30, 2011 0 Comments Share

The below is the earliest known screenshot captured of what the first-ever website looked like.

This early creation still represents the basic tenets of good design and usability. For instance, it is highly readable and provides great contrast with a very basic white background and black text. Read more >>

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