It’s weird how the Web still feels like a new thing in a lot of ways, but it’s actually older than many of the people who use it. In fact, the world’s first website was launched exactly twenty-five years ago on Sunday, although it wasn’t until several months later that the website was actually publicly-accessible. Known as the Tim Berners-Lee’s World Wide Web, it was meant to be a provide a bare-bones explanation of what the Web was and how to use it, and a 1992 version of the website is still accessible.
