Thirty years ago, Tim Berners-Lee’s World Wide Web (1989) and early commercial web browsers made internet data more accessible. Information that was once reserved for a select few highly trained insiders suddenly came within reach of millions more users, increasing productivity and revealing new forms of engagement and entertainment. Since 1989, mobile devices, Moore’s law, social media, UI/UX science, and broadband availability have further expanded data access. But nothing has accelerated the need for a new paradigm of data access and engagement–especially at work–than the COVID-19 pandemic.