: If you're planning to make a "personal homepage" throwback, forget about using any of those fancy "cascading style sheets" - you won't need them. Open up your favorite WYSIWYG editor (Microsoft

If you're planning to make a "personal homepage" throwback, forget about using any of those fancy "cascading style sheets" - you won't need them.

Open up your favorite WYSIWYG editor (Microsoft Word will do in a pinch) and throw together something with plenty of colorful text and daring use of fonts (when in doubt, go with Comic Sans).

Remember to use graphics with a "web safe palette" and, yes, you'll be needing plenty of animated .GIF's.

If you want some examples of how business sites looked, however, you're probably better off picking the names of a few brands which still exist today and visiting the Wayback Machine.

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