In the late 90’s, web design mostly consisted of creating a set of static pages with limited that provided limited user interaction. At the time, even the smallest websites proved hard to maintain and update with new content and in the time where the concept of AJAX enabled apps were just making their way into the minds of the internet’s most brilliant, the web at large left a lot to be desired. After the (somewhat related) Y2K bug was finally dropped from the priority list, the paradigm changed and an entirely new set of utilities, standards and structure were developed and implemented on the web, and this novel approach introduced many more options, and difficulties for web designers.