The internet was born in the early 80’s and at that time was mostly used by scientists, militaries, universities and the government. Few of these users where concerned about making their page attractive, engaging or even responsive (no cell phones at that time). We had to wait until the 90’s to have websites with some design and at first they were hard coded with a note pad. I know it because in 1995 I opened the first online magazine called perfume2000. At the time aside of hard coded websites we started to use the first compilers like Frontpage, Macromedia Homesite then Dreamweaver and of course Visual studio a follower of Fox-pro. It wasen't until the early-2000’s when ecommerce’s started to bloom on the internet, following Amazon then companies started to care about the look and feel of their websites. Although the concept of having a platform/system to manage content online in real time without uploading from a compiler or an FTP was around since the mid 90's with Vignette and others it is more like a decade ago that CMS (Content Management Software) like Drupal, Magento, WordPress, Joomla, DNN…, became available.