90s Internet Museum
A Digital Time Capsule
Journey through the birth of the World Wide Web. Experience the dial-up modems, dancing baby GIFs, and pixelated glory that defined a generation's first steps into cyberspace.
Begin Your Journey A Digital Time Capsule
Journey through the birth of the World Wide Web. Experience the dial-up modems, dancing baby GIFs, and pixelated glory that defined a generation's first steps into cyberspace.
Begin Your JourneyA decade that changed human communication forever
Tim Berners-Lee develops the first web browser and editor
info.cern.ch launches, explaining what the World Wide Web is
The first popular graphical web browser changes everything
The browser that dominated the 90s internet launches
Dynamic web pages and the browser wars begin
The web becomes animated and interactive
A Stanford project that would change search forever
Everyone gets a corner of the web to call their own
Peer-to-peer sharing transforms the internet
Preserved relics from the early web
A collection of authentic 90s web buttons, badges, and banners
A preserved GeoCities homepage showcasing authentic 90s web design
The iconic animated GIF that appeared on every work-in-progress page.
Digital odometers proudly displaying how many people visited your page.
Leave your mark with a comment before social media existed.
Connected communities through linked circles of related websites.
Animated flames, stars, and sparkles to make your page pop.
Stylized buttons inviting visitors to send you electronic mail.
The hardware and software that powered the revolution
The symphony of screeches and beeps that connected us to the information superhighway at blazing 56K speeds.
The beige tower that brought the web into homes worldwide. CRT monitors, ball mice, and the satisfying click of mechanical keyboards.
The 3.5-inch storage medium that held your precious data. A massive 1.44MB of capacity in the palm of your hand.