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Black text on a gray background is how the web was intended to be experienced.
by xnx 8mo ago
Black text on a gray background is how the web was intended to be experienced.
- wombatpm 8mo agoThe number of PowerPoint and slide presentations I sat through with sans serif white and yellow text on a dark purple background still gives me nightmares. For my presentation I went black over medium-light grey. The audience sighed with relief.
- moron4hire 8mo agoBlue hyperlinks. Purple hyperlinks after you had clicked them. Images with the blue hyperlink border. Tables with Extra Chonky borders. Row and Col span. Guestbooks.
- jasomill 8mo agoDon't forget page view counters, web rings, "Under Construction", and "Best Viewed with Internet Explorer".
- kristopolous 8mo agoWhat? No it wasn't. First browser https://www.w3.org/MarkUp/tims_editor https://www.w3.org/MarkUp/tims_editor
- hulitu 8mo agoOh, no. It had a visible scrollbar. And clearly delimited UI elements. And everything square. And readable text. How primitive. /s
- kristopolous 8mo agoI'd be so down for a black and white modern interface like this. I know the attempts ... they aren't like this. (I've got a next)