14. Four Pillars of Web 2.0
Supports social interaction
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15. Four Pillars of Web 2.0
Supports social interaction
Encourages user participation
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16. Four Pillars of Web 2.0
Supports social interaction
Encourages user participation
Enhanced user experience
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17. Four Pillars of Web 2.0
Supports social interaction
Encourages user participation
Enhanced user experience
Open data
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18. Four Pillars of Web 2.0
Supports social interaction
Encourages user participation
Enhanced user experience
Open data
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19. Handy Buzzwords
Folksonomies
Tagging
APIs
Ajax RSS
Tipping point
Widgets
Microformats
Mashup
Long tail Leverage
RIA
Community
Wisdom of crowds
Social software
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24. Conversation Starters
What do you think of XYZ framework?
Didn’t I meet you at the techcrunch party?
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25. Conversation Starters
What do you think of XYZ framework?
Didn’t I meet you at the techcrunch party?
I’m beta testing this great new app that will blow
basecamp out of the water!
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26. Conversation Starters
What do you think of XYZ framework?
Didn’t I meet you at the techcrunch party?
I’m beta testing this great new app that will blow
basecamp out of the water!
Web 2.0 is so last year. I’m focussing on web 3.0
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27. Conversation Starters
What do you think of XYZ framework?
Didn’t I meet you at the techcrunch party?
I’m beta testing this great new app that will blow
basecamp out of the water!
Web 2.0 is so last year. I’m focussing on web 3.0
Is it just me or does one the guys from the web
2.0 show sound like Strong Sad?
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28. Conversation Starters
What do you think of XYZ framework?
Didn’t I meet you at the techcrunch party?
I’m beta testing this great new app that will blow
basecamp out of the water!
Web 2.0 is so last year. I’m focussing on web 3.0
Is it just me or does one the guys from the web
2.0 show sound like Strong Sad?
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44. “Since we want our website to follow
Web 2.0 design standards, we would
like the 15 standards at
www.webdesignfromscratch.com/
web-2.0-design-style-guide.cfm to be
adapted into the new site”
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46. e Web 2.0 Standards?
1. Simplicity 8. Bigger text
2. Central layout 9. Bold text introductions
3. Fewer columns 10. Strong colours
4. Separate top section 11. Rich surfaces
5. Solid areas of screen 12. Gradients
real-estate
13. Reflections
6. Simple nav
14. Cute icons
7. Bold logos
15. Star flashes
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47. Is Your Website Web 2.0?
web2.0validator.com
Check to see if your site is web 2.0 enough!
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121. Comments
“A blog without comments isn’t a blog.”
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122. Comments
“A blog without comments isn’t a blog.”
“A blog without absolutist opinions isn’t a blog.”
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123. Comments
“A blog without comments isn’t a blog.”
“A blog without absolutist opinions isn’t a blog.”
“A blog without tagging, RSS,
Digg this links, add to del.icio.us links,
add to Newsvine links, microformats,
absolutists opinions and comments isn’t a blog.”
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124. “None of us are as dumb as all of us.”
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