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Why are hyperlinks blue?

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Brent Liangvor 1 Jahr

>"why are hyperlinks blue" >"because i like blue"

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a16zvor 1 Jahr

👑

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Tony Aubévor 1 Jahr

IMO he picked the best option out of the 256 available

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a16zvor 1 Jahr

💯

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Danielvor 1 Jahr

i mean, they have to be blue, is there any other option?

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a16zvor 1 Jahr

It's hard to imagine

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Danielvor 1 Jahr

If I imagine a different color, do I get a job?

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Acetic Acid #StopMBGvor 1 Jahr

But I know a nice theory. Why after clicking a link, the color changes from blue to purple? Because you "red" it.

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Matt Jensenvor 1 Jahr

On behalf of all colorblind people everywhere, thanks for not choosing red or green. I was able to tell the difference between visited and unvisited links because he made this choice.

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Alex Greenlandvor 1 Jahr

brutalist blue

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a16zvor 1 Jahr

Art Deco.

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Amanvor 1 Jahr

That's actually a wonderful UX decision from his side too, blue is the most visible color for color blind people making early web days accessible. What a man😅!

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Mel Rivera Millsvor 1 Jahr

Bro really said

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Tina LaPortavor 1 Jahr

Next question: why are visited links purple?

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Josiahvor 1 Jahr

so wild when I heard this! haha love it

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a16zvor 1 Jahr

Glad you enjoyed it! More shorts coming

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EOIN 🏴vor 1 Jahr

"Everything around you was created by people no smarter than you" - Steve Jobs

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Alex Greenlandvor 1 Jahr

and why purple for visited links?

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Waltervor 1 Jahr

It’s pmarca’s world, we’re all just living in it

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Rakinvor 1 Jahr

Because blue was one of the few colors clearly distinguishable on early low-resolution monitors, and underlined blue text had never been widely used in print, making links obvious to users.

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Laissez-Faire Groupvor 1 Jahr

So basically… the internet is blue because 90s monitors sucked 🤣

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Deejvor 1 Jahr

Wait 50 years for some teacher saying some bs that hyperlinks are blue because "something something symbolism blah blah blah".

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Saша Stark 🔳 Zero to Null MRR 🔳 swe/av/accvor 1 Jahr

TL;TW: Make decisions on personal likes could be the best decision.

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Henry Schlesingervor 1 Jahr

@grok how did Marc Andreeson get to make the decision relating to the color of hyperlinks?

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John Wangvor 1 Jahr

chad

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Stephen McLoughneyvor 1 Jahr

Sounds like a pretty good reason to me!

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Berryvor 1 Jahr

It’s crazy how many things are like this, Numpad for calling, keyboard layouts etc. the designer is in the designs

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Aura Launchvor 1 Jahr

Pretty based tbh 🟦🫡

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jac3kvor 1 Jahr

>Product Manager: We need to user-test 41 colors. >Boss: I like this one 🔹

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paulmaah.vor 1 Jahr

someone made everything means i must make something

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The Short Strawvor 1 Jahr

Changing all my hyperlinks across my system to RED.

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fryevor 1 Jahr

that’s my moot 🥹

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Uninvitedvor 1 Jahr

Fun to think that everything we've gotten used to started off as simple as "yea that looks nice"

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caominhweb3vor 1 Jahr

becos red means danger

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Kayloni 🫧vor 1 Jahr

It's a good question

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Data™vor 1 Jahr

that’s crazy

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🕊️vor 1 Jahr

Blue is the best colour honestly

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Powderkeg Kitten ❤️🐈‍⬛vor 1 Jahr

Woahhh that’s so cool :0

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Rahul Chakrabortyvor 1 Jahr

fair enough!

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