The Evolution of the Homepage

Using the WayBack Machine, we looked back at how the homepage has changed since the early days of the Internet

  • By K. Annabelle Smith
  • Smithsonian.com, June 04, 2012
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Yahoo homepage New York Times homepage NPR homepage BBC homepage LEGO homepage Apple homepage
LEGO homepage

(Internet Archive: Wayback Machine)


LEGO, November 9, 1996

This homepage from ’96 is just plain fun. The site offers a membership to the “LEGO Surfer Club,” with “free downloads of Wallpapers screensavers and Videoclips,” but it wouldn’t be complete without the LEGO animated .gifs.

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