Hey PH 👋 If you like strange internet experiments, I’m @ybouane on X. I build in public, play with experimental UI, and I’ve launched 20+ products this year — mostly because I keep having ideas I probably shouldn’t turn into real websites. Evolution of the Web is one of those ideas. I kept thinking about how much of the old internet has simply vanished. Visitor counters. Guestbooks. “Best viewed in Internet Explorer.” Flash loaders. Glossy buttons. Skeuomorphic everything. So I tried to rebuild the feeling of watching the web grow up. Not as screenshots. Not as a timeline. The website itself changes. You start in the early ’90s, move through different eras of the web, and eventually end up somewhere around 2040. And there are easter eggs hidden all over the site — old-school references, tiny interactions, and internet relics tucked into different eras. Note: the future gets a little weird. If you’re into this kind of thing, my X is basically an ongoing stream of experiments like this. For everyone who tries it: **What was the first moment that made you think “I remember this”?**

Evolution of the Web

Experience 35 years of the web in one website

Experience 35 years of the web in one website