{
  "mode": "timeline",
  "title": "How the internet took over the world",
  "subtitle": "Five milestones that connected billions of people",
  "spe": 5,
  "style": { "preset": "midnight" },
  "thumbnail": {
    "text": "THE INTERNET\nCHANGED EVERYTHING",
    "at": "center",
    "position": "bottom",
    "accent": "#7F77DD"
  },
  "events": [
    {
      "date": "1969",
      "title": "The first message",
      "description": "ARPANET links computers hundreds of miles apart. The first attempted message is simply: LOGIN.",
      "color": "#378ADD"
    },
    {
      "date": "1983",
      "title": "One language for every network",
      "description": "TCP/IP becomes the shared standard, allowing separate computer networks to talk to each other.",
      "color": "#1D9E75"
    },
    {
      "date": "1989",
      "title": "The World Wide Web is proposed",
      "description": "Tim Berners-Lee describes a system of linked pages that ordinary people can navigate.",
      "color": "#7F77DD"
    },
    {
      "date": "2007",
      "title": "The internet goes into our pockets",
      "description": "A new generation of smartphones makes the web a constant companion rather than a destination.",
      "color": "#EF9F27"
    },
    {
      "date": "Today",
      "title": "A world connected in real time",
      "description": "Billions of people learn, create, work, and share through one global network.",
      "color": "#FAC775"
    }
  ]
}