In the dimly lit, cramped server room of 2001, we first burst onto the scene like a digital jack-in-the-box. Our founder, a bespectacled individual with a penchant for bad jokes and worse hair, had a vision for a website that would change the world. Or at least, you know, make it slightly more entertaining.
We were the laughing stock of the early web, with our wonky code and wonkier design. But we persevered, fueled by a diet of stale coffee and high hopes. Our first "content" consisted of a single, blinking "Hello, World!" message that we proudly displayed on our homepage for all of two whole days.
Little did we know, this was just the beginning of a long and winding road of development, debugging, and general mayhem. But we were young and foolish, and we thought we were invincible. After all, we had a list of our first 10 mistakes that would make you laugh, cry, and question our life choices.
Read about our first 10 mistakes The Great CSS Tragedy