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Laurel Schwulst
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Laurel Schwulst is an American graphic designer, artist, writer, educator, and programmer.
Quotes
What is a website, anyway? It’s easy to forget. Today there are millions of ways to make a website, and the abundance is daunting. But at its core, a website is still the same as ever before: A website is a file or bundle of files living on a server somewhere. A server is a computer that’s always connected to the internet, so that when someone types your URL in, the server will offer up your website. Usually you have to pay for a server. You also have to pay for a domain name, which is an understandable piece of language that points to an IP. An IP is a string of numbers that is an address to your server.
"A History of the Internet" Talk by Laurel Schwulst (2021)
“The Airbnb experience is supposed to be about real people and authenticity, but so many of them were similar,”
Schwulst on the AirBnB design aesthetic WELCOME TO AIRSPACE: How Silicon Valley helps spread the same sterile aesthetic across the world (2016)
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