History of Apple’s Website

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If you’re a big Apple fan like I am then you’ve probably spent a good amount of time browsing their website, which is perhaps one of the best designed and well optimized sites in the industry. But what you may not realize is that Apple’s website also serves as a historical timeline of the company, since how the website looks and works is defined by the design trends of the period. So in this video we’re going to explore the history of Apple through the lens of their website.

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[foxtecc]

Well, Squarespace couldn't fit better as a sponsor of the video.

[lewisfilby]

just a mention that the tech behind the web - and therefore webpages - was developed by Tim Berners Lee on a NeXT machine made by Jobs while away from apple

[will_]

You didn’t point out how Apple changed their official font a few years back

[TheOofOre]

History of Apple's website... In a nutshell


Oh yeah, by the way, Squarespace is perfect for this video.

[HollywoodTv]

Yes! Finally! I remember when I asked you about if the "History of the Apple website" would make its appearance on your channel on one of your livestreams.

[CEKROM]

7:52 The old SkyDrive that's now OneDrive =D

[BeesonsCars]

As a younger child, I used to go in wayback machine and visit apple’s website. Always found it so cool. I miss 00’s Apple as it just had more character and soul than the products do now. Apple went from a slightly odd, cool, and unique company to just “the standard.” Sure I love my current suite of Apple devices and most likely wouldn’t trade them for the alternatives, but they dont feel as special as they once did.

[DeadlyDogbone]

If I hear Squarespace one more time...

[enzmondo]

I thought you would be discussing the history of the scrolling effects and overlays of their website. I think one of the first intricate web pages Apple made was for the Mac Pro.

[ApurvJyotirmay]

"Less of a bar and more of a rectangle." - Apple Explained

[Michael_Brock]

Zeus can't believe that it's been 8 years since Steve Jobs passed on.
Then apple started it's decline.
Jobs era, STYLE yes, but looks and substance. Post apple starts to get rudderless. The new mantra looks crush substance. Then the last 3 or 4 years increasing trend 'give me the money' beancounters running the show. Exploit the customer at every opportunity. Make all kit almost unrepairable and if possible charge as much as possible, while farming the work out to the cheapest shoddy 3rd party.

[sparkswolverine]

I liked the G3. We had those models at my school growing up.

[scan]

9:21 The *HomePod* wasn't _largely successful..._

[zacjohnson]

Lets be real: material design is better than Apple's flat design.

[duffy]

Why no mention that the WWW was started on a NeXTCube by Tim Berners-Lee in 1990?

[IMX]

I browsed Apple’s website on an android on Microsoft edge

[sethsteener]

Apple’s website is one of my favorites to just go ahead and browse. Only behind Mercedes-Benz and maybe Best Buy. I like the variety and customization of those two. The Apple website is simple, yet easy to navigate, nice to look at, and user-friendly to just tap around and explore. It’s very nice.

[DissociatedWomenIncorporated]

I actually really like the very first iteration. Sure it's kind of a mess, but it has style.

[JamesLustre]

I like, when the iPhone 4 introduced in the Apple website xD

[YbbNoo]

Man, you gotta turn on community contributions so I could be able to write captions for your videos 👍