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Why are hyperlinks blue?

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Brent Liang 的头像
Brent Liang1 年前

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

a16z 的头像
a16z1 年前

👑

Tony Aubé 的头像
Tony Aubé1 年前

IMO he picked the best option out of the 256 available

a16z 的头像
a16z1 年前

💯

Daniel 的头像
Daniel1 年前

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

a16z 的头像
a16z1 年前

It's hard to imagine

Daniel 的头像
Daniel1 年前

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

Acetic Acid #StopMBG 的头像
Acetic Acid #StopMBG1 年前

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

Matt Jensen 的头像
Matt Jensen1 年前

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.

Alex Greenland 的头像
Alex Greenland1 年前

brutalist blue

a16z 的头像
a16z1 年前

Art Deco.

Aman 的头像
Aman1 年前

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😅!

Mel Rivera Mills 的头像
Mel Rivera Mills1 年前

Bro really said

Tina LaPorta 的头像
Tina LaPorta1 年前

Next question: why are visited links purple?

Josiah 的头像
Josiah1 年前

so wild when I heard this! haha love it

a16z 的头像
a16z1 年前

Glad you enjoyed it! More shorts coming

EOIN 🏴 的头像
EOIN 🏴1 年前

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

Alex Greenland 的头像
Alex Greenland1 年前

and why purple for visited links?

Walter 的头像
Walter1 年前

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

Rakin 的头像
Rakin1 年前

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.

Laissez-Faire Group 的头像
Laissez-Faire Group1 年前

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

Deej 的头像
Deej1 年前

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

Saша Stark 🔳 Zero to Null MRR 🔳 swe/av/acc 的头像
Saша Stark 🔳 Zero to Null MRR 🔳 swe/av/acc1 年前

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

Henry Schlesinger 的头像
Henry Schlesinger1 年前

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

John Wang 的头像
John Wang1 年前

chad

Stephen McLoughney 的头像
Stephen McLoughney1 年前

Sounds like a pretty good reason to me!

Berry 的头像
Berry1 年前

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

Aura Launch 的头像
Aura Launch1 年前

Pretty based tbh 🟦🫡

jac3k 的头像
jac3k1 年前

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

paulmaah. 的头像
paulmaah.1 年前

someone made everything means i must make something

The Short Straw 的头像
The Short Straw1 年前

Changing all my hyperlinks across my system to RED.

frye 的头像
frye1 年前

that’s my moot 🥹

Uninvited 的头像
Uninvited1 年前

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

caominhweb3 的头像
caominhweb31 年前

becos red means danger

Kayloni 🫧 的头像
Kayloni 🫧1 年前

It's a good question

Data™ 的头像
Data™1 年前

that’s crazy

🕊️ 的头像
🕊️1 年前

Blue is the best colour honestly

Powderkeg Kitten ❤️🐈‍⬛ 的头像
Powderkeg Kitten ❤️🐈‍⬛1 年前

Woahhh that’s so cool :0

Rahul Chakraborty 的头像
Rahul Chakraborty1 年前

fair enough!

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