The Evolution of the Web
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The web is constantly changing and what we know as the web today is quite different from how it started. What will the web look like in the future? How do we continue to adapt to create content on an increasingly complex medium? In this talk I will explore these questions showcasing examples of how the web has been evolving and innovative ways to create content for it.
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