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Angelfire got me hooked, wanted to build a site for a group I was part of in high school and learned HTML and JS so I could customize it a bit All downhill from there

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I was pretty young so my memory is vague, but I don't think they allowed for much. You basically got a folder your could FTP to, and view/share with friends on an AOL subdomain. Not even sure if they allowed for any DNS changes at all.

Think it was actually called AOL Hometown. I remember using their “website builder” which was actually just a form where you filled out 3 personal questions and then set a background color and that became your “website” 😂