Designing for “Web 2.0″ audiences
December 21st, 2006 | Posted in blog 2 Comments »
This is an interesting article on how to design for Web 2.0 audiences. While I don’t agree with the author’s use of the term web 2.0 here (because I don’t see how any of the design draws upon the audience’s collaboration or participation), the principles the author highlights are worthy of a closer look. Here’s a summary of the principles:
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Great article! I’m enthusiastic about the recent emphasis on simplicity, which seems to be a movement that’s gaining momentum.
I agree about the simplicity too. We have too many gadgets, computer things, and other technical gizmos to figure out. Knowing that something doesn’t require us to read a manual is a huge selling point.