Web Design Museum

The Web Design Museum is a museum for the visual history of the web. It has galleries, exhibitions and a timeline covering the 1990s to the late 2000s, with screenshots and write-ups that show how design trends shifted over time. You can browse by era and watch the web grow from plain pages to something polished and strange.

The pleasure is comparison. Seeing a corporate homepage from one era beside another from a few years later makes the changes in layout, color and fashion very clear. It is a gentle education in design history disguised as a trip down memory lane.

You can also submit tips about old sites if you remember something that belongs in the collection. It is designed for a bigger screen, and it is a rabbit hole. One note: our link checker was blocked by Cloudflare, so we rely on a page fetch to confirm that the content is there.