What is "Web 1.0"?

You're looking at its descendant! Web 1.0 was the "read-only" web. It was a digital flyer, where content was static and created by a webmaster. Users were simply consumers of information.

The layouts were built using rigid <table> tags, and styling was mixed directly with content using <font> tags, making sites brittle and difficult to maintain.

What is "A.I."?

A.I. (Artificial Intelligence) is a field of computer science focused on creating systems that can simulate human intelligence to perform tasks like learning, reasoning, and problem-solving.

In the context of the web, A.I. moves beyond the "read-write" (Web 2.0) to a "read-write-generate" model. Modern AI can generate code, write articles, create images, and personalize a user's experience in real-time.

The Lesson: Static vs. Generated

The 90s site we built is an **artifact**—a static, "hard-coded" snapshot. Its layout is rigid and breaks on a mobile phone. Its content is fixed.

This modern page is **structured**. Its content (HTML) is separate from its style (CSS). Its layout is **responsive**—it adapts to your screen size. The *next* step (Web 3.0) is a **generative** page, where the text in these sections could be written by an AI, unique for every visit.