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History of the Web - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Usar Participation: Empowered users
        Simple Design: Easy to navigate due to its straightforward, static nature.
        Innovation: Lead the development of new web applications and service.
    - - Privacy Concerns: Increased data collection raised privacy and security issues.
        Centralized Platforms: Dominance of large tech companies led to concerns about data control and monopolies.
- - - - Data Ownership: Users have more control over their data and can even monetize it.
        Smart Interactions: AI-driven personalization enhances user experience.
    - - Complexity: Advanced technologies can be difficult for new users to understand.
        Regulation Challenges: Decentralization makes it harder to regulate and manage the web.
- - - - Static Pages: Content was mostly static, created by a few individuals or organizations.
      - Read-Only: Users primarily consumed information without much interaction.
      - HTML-based: Relied heavily on HTML and basic web technologies like tables and frames.
      - Limited Interaction: Email was the main form of communication, and interaction was minimal.
      - Benefits
        
        Information Accessibility: Allowed users to access a wealth of information.
        Simple Design: Easy to navigate due to its straightforward, static nature.
      - Issues
        
        Lack of Interactivity: Users couldn't easily contribute or interact with content.
        Centralized Control: Content and data were controlled by website owners.